Yushan Homestay｜Carving "Comfort" into Every Detail of the Guest Rooms

Opening the door to a Yushan Homestay guest room, there is no deliberate luxury piled up, yet every touch at your fingertips, every sound in your ears, and every sight before your eyes captures all your expectations of "relaxation." The mattress was chosen after trying more than a dozen types, with the perfect firmness to support your tiredness from traveling, like sinking into sun-warmed clouds without sinking too deeply when you turn over; the bedding is made of 60-count long-staple cotton, feeling delicately soft against the skin, and when you fold the quilt in the morning, you can feel the fluffiness warmed by the sun. Even the pillows offer a "double choice": one fluffy to support the cervical spine, the other soft to fit the shoulders and neck, so whether you prefer sleeping on your back or side, you can find your own support. In front of the floor-to-ceiling window, there is a small wooden table where you can sit on the floor; sunlight streams in, just wrapping around the time you curl up on the sofa reading a book. The curtains are double-layered; the sheer curtain filters the morning light in the mountains without startling you awake from light sleep; when the thick curtain is drawn tightly, it blocks out dusk and insect sounds, giving you a quiet darkness for an afternoon nap when you need to catch up on sleep. Details are hidden in unseen places: the bathroom has dry and wet separation, rooms in Building A are equipped with washing machines, welcome fruits, and the air conditioning is turned on in advance for you... every detail shows warmth! The comfort here is never "designed," but gradually refined from the perspective of "living in"—not to make you exclaim "so exquisite," but to make you suddenly realize at some moment: "Ah, being comfortable means this kind of ease that doesn’t require deliberate adaptation."