Blossom Villa Luxury Boutique Hotel - An Exquisite Experience

In Nanjing, a city where history and modernity intertwine, I stayed at the ultra-stylish Blossom Villa·Wutong Mansion! Nestled beside the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum scenic area, this elegant residence hides stories of the Republic of China era🏛️ 📍Prime Location • Just a 5-minute walk to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum—wake up early to avoid crowds and snap photos like you own the place • 10-minute taxi ride to Meiling Palace and Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum • 8-minute walk from Muxuyuan Station (Line 2), super convenient for Xinjiekou and Confucius Temple ✨Republic of China Aesthetic Overload • The entire building retains the original skeleton of an old Western-style villa from the Republic era, complete with spiral staircases and stained-glass windows • Room details like shutters, brass lamps, and vintage telephones instantly transport you to the set of *The Flowers of War* • The century-old wutong tree in the backyard steals the show—golden leaves create a dreamy backdrop for photos 🛏️Room Details That Delight • 60-count long-staple cotton bedding, same as five-star hotels • Surprise L’Occitane toiletries—thought it’d be a niche local brand! • Daily goodnight sweet soup delivered by the butler—rock sugar pear or fermented glutinous rice balls 📸Must-Capture Spots 1. Third-floor master bedroom balcony: Frame the wutong canopy with Purple Mountain 2. Spiral staircase: Silhouette shots in qipao or suits are *chef’s kiss* 3. Study fireplace: Channel your inner Republic-era socialite with a book pose 🍵Hidden Gems Nearby • 10-minute walk to T80 Creative Park, packed with artsy cafés and craft shops • Sunset at Zhongshan Sports Park—a picnic spot only locals know • Late-night eats at Xiaolingwei Food Street: osmanthus-glazed taro balls with duck blood vermicelli soup = perfection 💡Booking Tips • Choose "Mountain View Room" for floor-to-ceiling windows • Book 2 months ahead for October’s golden wutong season • Shared bikes beat taxis for getting around