At the entrance to the Tiger Roar Gorge rafting area in Tonglu, amidst the fading commotion, stands a traditional Chinese courtyard in quiet repose. Named Xiaoman Shanfang, it offers only eight serene rooms, each holding a longing for the wilderness. Xiaoman, meaning grain filling, is not yet fullthis is lifes subtle perfection and the hospitality here three parts blank space, granting you freedom and abundance.Courtyard Chinese Essence, Embraced by the WildernessWhite walls, dark tiles, wooden window frames. The house follows the mountains contour, nestled beside the streams melody, simple yet elegant. Pushing open the door, time seems to slow. It is a leisurely tea pavilion by day and a softly intoxicating wine bar by night. Within the guesthouse lies a space for daytime coffee, nighttime wineIn the curling tea smoke, focus and calm; or take up brush to copy calligraphy, ink staining the landscape.In the flowing light and shadow, immerse yourself in a beautiful story.After dusk, with a cup of clear wine or rich coffee in hand, look up to hear the murmurs of the starry river, and moonlight bathes the courtyard.Accommodation Eight Quiet Rooms, Eight Leisurely MoodsEight guest rooms, each a carefully crafted retreat. No excessive ornamentation, only just-right comfort and the warmth of thoughtful details. High-quality bedding ensures a restful sleep in the wilderness, and clean bathrooms wash away the bustle and fatigue of rafting. Whats more precious is the privacy and exclusivityPossess an independent terrace to gaze at the vast starry sky on clear nights, listening to the wind through the trees;\