Huocheng Xiangyeli Castle Hotel

Xiangyeli Castle Hotel Nestled within the Jieyou Gongzhu Lavender Garden, known as "China's Lavender Hometown," Xiangyeli Castle Hotel is a lavender-themed sightseeing hotel under the renowned Chinese trademark "Jieyou Gongzhu." Featuring a landscape-style windmill landmark, museum-style lavender-themed culture, and a service philosophy of "Beauty, Comfort, and Sound Sleep," the hotel embodies a distinct, romantic, and charming lavender-inspired ambiance. In the public areas of Xiangyeli Castle Hotel, wall-mounted displays tell the story of lavender through books and art; guest rooms offer an immersive lavender experience; and the entire space is an aesthetic haven infused with lavender charm. Essential oil specimens, pressed leaf specimens, hand-painted lavender, and hand-drawn herbs adorn the walls, serving not only as decorations but also as a 流动的艺术展陈 (moving art exhibition). We have designed themed zones aligned with the rhythms of travel, vacation, and leisure, including the Lavender Culture Zodiac Pavilion, Perfume Pavilion, Chinese Zodiac Pavilion, and Gourmet Pavilion. These spaces showcase the stories of lavender essential oils and the 12 zodiac signs, lavender perfumes, Chinese herbs and the Chinese zodiac, as well as world herbs and international cuisines—creating an engaging and conversation-starting lavender cultural expo. In terms of quality, we prioritize excellence with carefully selected high-end facilities: premium Xinjiang cotton linen, elegant solid wood furniture, specially designed lavender-scented pillows for soothing sleep, and mousse mattresses for optimal rest. Our 44 exquisite guest rooms serve as beautiful havens for the soul and comfortable sleep experience centers. Xiangyeli Castle Hotel enjoys the comprehensive services of the National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction, Jieyou Gongzhu Lavender Garden, including butler service for VIP guests and private car tours for in-depth garden experiences. Lavender-themed cultural sightseeing hotel: Enjoy the lavender flower fields and explore the stories of lavender.