Xin Shui Diao Ge Tou Homestay. [Xin Shui Diao Ge Tou Homestay] is a traditional Taiwanese house with a right wing, and its roof structure is an 'eleven-beam house' (commonly known as Zhanbu). The main house structure has eleven wooden beams, and the front and back halls are connected by left and right beams, making it a relatively large traditional residence. [Xin Shui Diao Ge Tou Homestay] is a traditional Taiwanese house with a right wing, and its roof structure is an 'eleven-beam house' (commonly known as Zhanbu). The main house structure has eleven wooden beams, and the front and back halls are connected by left and right beams, making it a relatively large traditional residence. Built by Mr. Huang Sunzhang during the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty, it was leased by Kinmen National Park for 30 years, renovated, and is now operated as a homestay. The inscription 'Kui Bi Lian Hui' above the door of the old house is said to have been built for newlyweds, symbolizing a match made in heaven, with the Kui and Bi stars in the sky echoing each other. Another interpretation is that the Kui and Bi stars represent literary brilliance, hoping for descendants to excel in scholarship. The homestay's name, 'Xin Shui Diao Ge Tou,' is inspired by a poem by Su Dongpo and is named after its location in the Shuitou area. It has 7 rooms named 'Ming Yue,' 'Chan Juan,' 'Qiong Lou,' 'Zhu Ge,' 'Cheng Feng,' 'Qi Wu,' and 'Ba Jiu.' Four rooms have lofts and can accommodate 2-4 people, while the right wing has 3 double rooms. The homestay can accommodate 14-22 people. The overall environment combines the rustic charm of traditional old houses with the cleanliness and brightness of modern suites, making it a comfortable and cozy place to stay. It allows you to experience the wisdom of Kinmen's old houses and the charming spatial planning. The homestay is merely a form of experience; what's more important is the state of mind.
Address: 金門縣金城鎮金水里前水頭35及36號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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