Qichen Hotel is situated in the "Danshan Bishui" pedestrian street, a premium residential and commercial district in Pingshan County. "Danshan Bishui" is a riverside villa estate meticulously developed by Sichuan Binpeng Real Estate Co., Ltd., with an investment of nearly 3.8 billion RMB. It is the second commercial pedestrian street in the new town of Pingshan, offering a diverse range of amenities, including a sunken plaza, Venice-style commercial water street, a multifunctional banquet hall for thousands, family-style luxury guesthouses, upscale KTV, a kindergarten, a large supermarket, branded clothing stores, a food street, and a riverside park.Qichen Hotel is located near the Yibin-Pingshan Expressway, adjacent to the Minjiang Bridge, and within close proximity to a 3A-rated park. Transportation is highly convenient: it is about an 8-minute drive from Pingshan High-Speed Railway Station, a 6-minute drive from the County People's Hospital, a 5-minute drive to Maliu Park, a 10-minute drive to the County Government Center, and within walking distance to the pedestrian street. It is approximately a 50-minute drive to Yibin Wuliangye Airport and about an hour's drive to downtown Yibin. Popular Yibin attractions such as Hejiangmen and Sanjiangkou are about 40 and 50 minutes away by car, respectively.The hotel features a unique design, offering street-view rooms, river-view rooms, and non-smoking rooms. It provides public WiFi, self-service laundry, buffet breakfast, and luggage storage. The lobby boasts a 12-meter-high ceiling with a hollowed glass skylight design, allowing guests to stargaze at night and enjoy the morning sunlight. Each guest room has a ceiling height of over 3 meters. The pure color palette reflects a return to simplicity and natural form, blending the Eastern principles of "tranquility" and "purity" to create a space that embodies a state of "calm mind and physical ease"—where one can be immersed in an environment free from distractions, undisturbed and at peace.Qichen Hotel narrates the enduring philosophy of "tea and Zen as one" and timeless wisdom at the intersection of time and space. Here lies a Zen-inspired space for quiet conversation and contemplation: a single flower embodies a world, a single tree represents a pursuit, and a moment of Zen brings pure clarity.