Fortune Yard, located on the banks of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal west of Gongchen Bridge, is just one street away from the bustling Qiaoxi Historical Block, yet enjoys rare tranquility. This historic residence, seldom found in a busy metropolis, faithfully preserves the living scenes of old Hangzhou, with white walls, black tiles and a quiet courtyard, where time seems to stand still and days flow as serenely as the Grand Canal itself. Fortune Yard was originally the inner courtyard of a Caishen (God of Wealth) temple first built in the Qing Dynasty, and its nine statues of the God of Wealth have been restored to new splendor after renovation. Tucked away in the heart of the city, guests can stay beside the God of Wealth, sip tea and admire flowers in the courtyard, and pray for blessings at the temple. The hotel offers a garden, a tea room and free parking, together with attentive service, so every guest may enjoy the blessings of the God of Wealth. Fortune Yard enjoys an excellent location within walking distance of the Grand Canal Museum, the Chinese Fan Museum and the Chinese Umbrella Museum, while Hangzhou East Railway Station and Hangzhou Station are about ten kilometers away for easy travel. Whether you seek ancient heritage or the slow-paced charm of Hangzhou, Fortune Yard promises a memorable Jiangnan experience.
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