YAZA — Stay amid over 130 hectares of bamboo forest in Anji and discover the wellness escape of your dreams!
Sixty guest rooms across 12 courtyard houses are scattered along the hillside, brought to life by Xie Ke and Zhao Yang. Open your window to a sea of bamboo; wake to birdsong and morning light, then listen to the wind moving through the forest after dark. Unwind at the Eastern-inspired wellness spa with someone special, gather with friends over tea and local flavors, or let children run free and explore nature through hands-on workshops.
There is no rushed sightseeing here—only gentle breezes, birdsong and time to slow down. Ideal for family holidays, romantic getaways, private courtyard stays with friends and group retreats.
At YAZA, your room is only the doorway; the entire landscape is the true escape. Wellness is not a scheduled activity, but the feeling of being gently held by the mountains from the moment you wake until you drift to sleep.
Come to YAZA—let the mountain wind fill your heart, and find your way back to yourself.
"The natural scenery here is absolutely impeccable. The location is uniquely privileged, nestled against mountains and surrounded by forests. Opening the window reveals endless stretches of mountain wilderness, lush greenery, and expansive views. It's easy to capture healing, atmospheric photos everywhere you look. The mountains are tranquil and serene, and the air is fresh. The observation deck, outdoor trails, and other natural landscapes are meticulously crafted. Solely based on the environment and scenery, it's truly exceptional, perfect for tourists looking to escape the city and get closer to nature.
However, the accommodation experience shows a clear drop-off. There are many oversights in the maintenance of the hardware facilities. Some outdoor leisure facilities, like the gym and pool, show signs of aging and damage, and several details are worn, urgently needing unified repair and upkeep. The indoor furnishings and soft decor lack a sense of design, and the overall taste in the public areas, in particular, feels rather crude, failing to match the sophisticated feel of the mountain wilderness.
Furthermore, the accompanying activities are piled up without any clear focus, significantly detracting from the experience. I recommend streamlining redundant activities and keeping only those unique features that align with the mountain and forest theme.
The scenery alone is worth a special trip. If the facilities could be improved, the soft furnishings optimized, and the activities streamlined, the overall experience would be significantly enhanced."