Tucked away in the heart of Chishui’s otherworldly Danxia landform, Guizhou, Drunken Immortal Valley Winery Guesthouse is all about two things: wine and nature, crafting a dreamy escape where you can truly live and wander at ease. Step through the door, and you’ll be greeted by red cliffs and crystal-clear streams winding right past the house. Spin around, and you’re instantly enveloped in a space brimming with wine aroma—this isn’t just a place to crash after a long trip; it’s your ticket to diving deep into Chishui’s unique local vibe.
Housed in a revamped century-old winery, the guesthouse nails that cool mix of old and new: weathered wooden beams and rough-hewn bluestone walls pair seamlessly with sleek, minimalist modern design. All 28 rooms draw their names from local wine culture, and every window frames a stunning view—either rolling terraced tea gardens or the winery’s own cellars. Plus, some rooms come with private hot tubs, perfect for soaking your tired muscles while breathing in the mellow scent of wine.
The public areas are where the fun really happens. Head to the daily wine-making experience zone to watch age-old brewing techniques in action—you can even roll up your sleeves and join in mixing starters or stirring the fermenting mash. The wine culture exhibition hall is a treasure trove, displaying tools from the Ming and Qing dynasties up to today, all telling the epic thousand-year story of wine in the Chishui River Valley. And don’t miss the panoramic terrace—it’s the best spot to catch the Danxia sunset. Grab a glass of the winery’s homemade Maotai-style rice wine, and let the sunset glow and wine aroma wrap you up in a memory you’ll never forget.
When it comes to food, the guesthouse sticks to a simple rule: local ingredients, wine-infused flair. Try the signature dishes like braised pork with distiller’s grains or steamed cured pork with wine starter—all veggies and meat come straight from nearby farmers’ organic gardens, ultra-fresh to the table. Mornings start with a hearty, healthy breakfast of local tofu pudding and sweet potato glutinous rice balls. Evenings? Book a terrace BBQ, kick back with friends and family in the mountain breeze, sip some wine, and soak up Chishui’s laid-back, cozy charm.
Whether you’re looking to unwind after a hike through the Danxia landscape, dive deep into wine culture as a fan, or take the kids on a fun nature field trip, Drunken Immortal Valley Winery Guesthouse uses wine as its magic touch. It’s where every traveler can find their own little slice of poetic, wine-scented paradise, right in the middle of mountains and rivers.
「第一次嘗試住酒莊,出乎意料。雖在廠區內,無機器轟鳴,無絲竹繞耳,衹有清淺的蟬鳴。房間旁有上山的小路,石階的縫隙用小酒瓶裝飾,每一處都精巧而細緻。山上休憩的地方,早晚微風習習,一掃赤水的炎熱,面朝大山,有種“悠然見南山”的感覺。
服務非常棒👍🏻小聶在我們到店前就幫忙打開空調,根據我們的飲食習慣幫忙準備早餐,因為家裡唯一的“司機”品酒無法開車,還送我們去鎮上。
廠裏的王先生帶我們參觀酒廠車間,酒窖……講
酒的文化,生動有趣,從不喝酒的我們都很喜歡。全部從未向我們推銷過酒。
一次嘗試,我們又續住兩晚,遇到陳廠長,熱情的陳廠長又向我們介紹醬香酒的傳承和文化。第一次在住店中又文化之旅(酒文化)的感覺。
從不喝酒的我們,決定帶兩瓶酒。」