
Courtyard King Room
30 m² · 1 king bed · private courtyard view

Hangzhou · Grand Canal · Dadou Road
A characterful homestay in a historic neighbourhood, with thoughtful local help for international travellers.
A stay with a sense of place
The Moon & Sixpence is tucked inside Dadou Road Historic District, beside Xiangji Temple and a short walk from the Grand Canal. Our rooms bring together warm timber, Hangzhou-inspired details and the comfort travellers need after a day in the city.
Downstairs, our small café and shared spaces offer an easy place for breakfast, coffee and conversation.


Sleep well
Every room is non-smoking and includes a private bathroom, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a smart toilet, bath amenities and daily housekeeping.

30 m² · 1 king bed · private courtyard view

30 m² · 1 king bed · balcony above the lotus pond

30 m² · 2 single beds · view of the historic lane

25 m² · 1 king bed · warm timber loft
Family and multi-bed loft rooms are also available. Full room details will be added in the next version.

Start with the Grand Canal
Start at 146 Dadou Road, not in the middle of the crowds. Walk through old lanes, visit Xiangji Temple, follow the Grand Canal and return to the rooftops as the city turns gold.
Arrive without the guesswork
Take Metro Line 1 to West Lake Cultural Square.
Change to Line 3 and get off at Xiangji Temple Station.
Use Exit C, cross Xiangji Temple Square, turn right at the second lane and walk about 80 metres.
146 Dadou Road, Gongshu District, Hangzhou
杭州市拱墅区大兜路146号

Guest Help
We are building a practical English guide from questions our international guests actually ask at the front desk.
Step-by-step directions from Hangzhou East Railway Station and the airport.
Open guide →Help with our Wi-Fi, Chinese SIM cards and mobile data.
Open guide →Practical help when you do not have a Chinese ride-hailing app.
Open guide →Clear guidance for cards, Alipay, WeChat Pay and cash.
Open guide →How to explain dietary needs and check that a restaurant is open.
Open guide →Simple starting points for West Lake, Lingyin Temple and the Grand Canal.
Open guide →For homestay owners
We are turning years of front-desk experience into practical English lessons, guest-help cards and customised communication tools for independent homestays across China.