Tucked into the southwestern corner of Peach Blossom Isle Scenic Park, at the foot of Mount Yangshan on the shores of Taihu Lake, Blossom House Yangshan Wuxi belongs to Blossom House, the boutique resort collection under Huazhu Group. Held by water on two sides and joined to the shore by a single bridge, the resort has the island to itself — one island, one hotel, a world of its own.
The land rests against a volcanic formation a hundred million years in the making, in a region long celebrated as the home of the Yangshan honey peach. Across the park's two larger islands and three smaller islets, more than 160 peach trees of assorted varieties turn with the seasons — blossoms aflame in spring, rain drumming on banana leaves in summer, hillsides catching fire in autumn, snow settling over the dry garden in winter. In-house guests slip into the park through a private gate, wandering its paths well away from the crowds.
Rare among Blossom House properties, this is a hot-spring resort. Mineral-rich water drawn from 1,300 metres below the earth is channelled straight into the guest experience. Nine low-rise buildings are scattered across the grounds by function, enclosed yet unsealed — guest-room clusters, the standalone 「Yi Duo Tang」 bathhouse, and Fennel Restaurant, each distinct yet in quiet conversation with the others, holding both the refined charm of a Chinese courtyard and an easy visual openness. Sixty-five rooms and suites, from 33 sqm, range from garden rooms and family rooms to duplexes and courtyard suites with private hot-spring pools. Selected categories open onto a private garden or an indoor-outdoor bathing pool, where rising steam frames the distant hills.
Fennel Restaurant occupies a building of its own; its curved façade and two walls of glass turn lawn and woodland into a living, shifting canvas. Seasonal local cooking shares the table with Western classics — a steamer of Wuxi soup dumplings to open the morning, a slow-simmered goodnight sweet soup to close it. By day, join a 「Little Days in Blossom」 handcraft session shaped by the season, or lose half a day in the library and tea room.
And the door is open to four-legged family members too — pet waste stations, a lawn of their own, and in-room pet amenities, so no one has to be left behind.
"The hotel services were excellent!
My most favourite part about the hotel is the indoor and outdoor onsen. The hotel provided an extra 🛏️ additional charge 🫶🏻 The mountain view ⛰️ from the hotel room was perfect 👌🏻🤩~"