What temples can I stay in Wuxi?

In Wuxi, there are five Buddhist temples, namely Xiangfu Temple (opened by the great disciple of Tang Priest), nanzenji, Guangfu Temple, Kaiyuan Temple and Huishan Temple. Most of these five Buddhist temples are ancient temples with a long history. In addition, in the suburbs of Wuxi, there are also such examples: Chengxing Temple (Dragon Palace), Yongxing Temple (Zhongqiao Zhongnan Road), Yongning Temple (Guangyi Ding Cun), Nanshan Temple (Wuxiang Village, Qian Fang), Chaoyang Temple (Chunnuan Village, Qian Fang), Qingshan Temple (Qingshan Park), Huazang Temple (Yangwanhu Village) and THE TEMPLE OF JIALAN Temple (Dongjiang Lake Village) Xianyun Temple (Xuelang Miaoqiao Village), Qiyun Temple (Chaqiao Houshan), Jiaoshan Temple (Anzhen Jiao Shan), Fushou Temple (Anzhen Jiaoxi Village), Tiantan Temple (Yangjian Village), Yunqing Temple (Yangjian Wanshan Village), Songshan Temple (Houqiao Songshan Village), Hongshan Temple (Hongsheng Tieshan Village), Zhifu Fazheng Temple (Zhang Jing Chen Jiaqiao), Jiaoxi Temple (Zhang Jing Qiganxia Village), Shi Cun Temple (Zhang Jingshi Village), manjuji (Dong Hu Tang Xia Zhuang Village), Ciyun Temple (Dong Hu Tang Xia Shu), Tongfu Temple (Dong Hu Tang Dongsheng Village), Jinlong Temple (Hong Kong Xia Zhang Miao She Village), Xiangshan Temple (Hong Kong Xia) and Lianlian Temple. Fengfu Temple (in Wenchang Park, Yuqi), Taiping Temple (Wumu Village, Yuqi), Guangfu 'an (Ancestral Hall Village, Yuqi), Qianshou Temple (Xiaotao Lane, Luoshe), Chihu Temple (Wanxin Village, Luoshe), Yubao Temple (Zhanghao Village, Shitangwan), Ciyun Temple (Zhang Cun, southwest of Qianqiao) and Fanshou Temple (Tangjiaba Village, Shi Yang).