Mr. Lu Xun once spent 800 silver dollars to buy a set of courtyard houses in Beijing, just so that he could see the white tower in the east when he stood in the courtyard, and there was also the white tower complex, as well as Su Qian, the founder of the free field. Now, the founding team at the head of the field has opened up a quiet and leisurely courtyard in the crowded Beijing hutongs, among which the two courtyards of Baita Temple and Lama Temple are the most popular.
There are a total of 5 rooms in the White Pagoda Temple, which are named after the five types of Ruiyu: Bi, Huang, Jue, Cong and Zhang. Although the view of the Lama Temple is not as good as that of the White Pagoda Temple, the geographical location is better, the transportation is more convenient, and it is closer to the scenic spots.
The White Pagoda Temple can be said to be the most modern courtyard homestay, except for the Qing Dynasty blue bricks in the courtyard and the stone lions with a history of more than 100 years in the courtyard, there is no trace of old age. Both the rooms and the public lounge areas are decorated in a simple and bright Scandinavian style, with a well-laid out and well-defined functional area, with each room having a dedicated relaxation area for a cup of tea or coffee. Each room is equipped with a private toilet and bathroom, and some rooms also have a bathtub where you can drink tea while soaking in the hot spring. The terrace above the courtyard is a wonderful vantage point to view the White Pagoda Temple, and many couples and couples choose this place as a place to confess and propose marriage, and pray for the White Pagoda to witness their love. Turn right less than ten steps out of the courtyard, and you can enjoy a rich and delicious afternoon tea at Xiong Brew Coffee, an Internet celebrity shop hidden in Xicheng District.
The price of a single night in the Baita Temple room is between 528 and 668 yuan, the second floor terrace is open to the public, the fee is 500 yuan / hour, and the whole courtyard is rented 5000 yuan a day. The hospital carries out traditional Chinese handicraft courses such as fan making and handmade aromatherapy making from time to time, with a fee of 100 per person.
