Beijing Bailing Spring Courtyard（北京柏岭泉小院）

Bailing Spring Courtyard, a garden villa with a view of the Great Wall, is located at the foot of the Bailing Pass Great Wall. The Bailing Pass Great Wall is closely related to the Simatai Great Wall, and is one of the 62 passes along the Ming Great Wall to the north.
There is a spring in the west of the courtyard. The spring is warm in winter and cool in summer. It tastes sweet and has been flowing for a hundred years.
The courtyard was started in April 2015 and officially welcomed guests in April 2016. The small courtyard is divided into three parts, one is the 4 guest rooms. The overall construction is in the style of antique architecture. With distinctive northern characteristics, it echoes the adjacent Bailing Pass. The interior decoration highlights the natural feelings, with the exposed log frame and the old elm furniture being fresh and elegant. Each old object on display tells its own story. The second is the Ancient Castle (3 rooms), and the overall architectural style is natural and simple. The building materials of the ancient castle are taken from the local area and made of natural stones. The rooms are warm in winter and cool in summer. The interior decoration highlights the rustic style and uses oak furniture. The third is the Terrace. The terrace consists of an observation deck, a picnic lawn and an orchard with vegetables. The majestic Bailing Pass Great Wall can be seen from the deck chairs. It is great to have a drink with your friends in this cozy environment.

The courtyard is surrounded by mountains, with dense vegetation and 3.5 times more negative oxygen ions than normal human needs. There is a cypress of nearly 3,000 years old, and it was awarded as one of the "Top Ten Most Beautiful Trees" in Beijing in 2018. There are many famous scenic spots around the compound, such as Gubei Water Town International Tourism and Leisure Resort, Wuling Mountain National Forest Park, Wuling West Peak Alpine Water Skiing, Wuling Lake Resort Scenic Area, and Yunxiu Valley. The farthest scenic spot is a 30-minute drive from the courtyard, and the nearest one takes only 10 minutes.