Amanfayun Brochure 法云安缦介绍.pdfVIP

Memories of the South! Most fondly I remember Hangzhou. Visiting temples in the hills in quest of cassia seeds dropped from the moon; Watching the tidal bore from my pillow in the pavilion of my room. When shall I ever revisit Hangzhou? “Memories of the South II” – Written by Tang Dynasty poet, Bai Ju Yi (722-846 AD) after leaving Hangzhou for the north. In the spirit of a traditional Chinese village, Amanfayun is a place to explore – a place of stone pathways leading to shaded courtyards, quaint restaurants and peaceful abodes. Situated on 14 hectares on the outskirts of Hangzhou, the resort is comprised of 47 dwellings surrounded by tea fields, natural forests and lush groves of bamboo. Steam House Located along Fayun Pathway, the village’s main thoroughfare, are a number of eateries. These imbue Amanfayun with the ambience of a vibrant community, providing homecooked cuisine in humble surrounds. The Steam House is a casual venue serving dumplings and other steamed fare. Hangzhou House Hangzhou is renowned for its aromatic local cuisine. Well-known traditional dishes such as Beggar’s Chicken, Cat’s Ear Noodles, West Lake snow shrimp cooked with tea leaves and ‘shuan chai’ soup can be enjoyed in this eatery. The Restaurant Accessed via a stone walkway over a reflection pool, the Amanfayun Restaurant serves Western cuisine overlooking a terrace above Fayun Pathway. The menu features a number of classic international dishes, in essence offering finely-crafted comfort food. Above The Restaurant is a meeting and private dining room with two open-air terraces affording sweeping forest views. The Bar Ideal for informal dining throughout the day as well as pre- or post-dinner drinks, The Bar is housed within The Restaurant. Tea House Traditional tea service is offered at this eclectic establishment, along with a variety of handmade sweet and savoury snacks. A selection of the best tea