Hotels with no main lighting design are always filled with sensuality

🟠️🔸 Last Friday I stayed at a hotel where my first impression was that the overall design resembled the album cover of "Walk Through Hell" (Anson Seabra), full of passionate wildness. But after actually staying there, the orange-red color scheme of the room didn't create any sense of restlessness. Instead, like the song itself, it felt calm but not monotonous, with both strength and a soft romantic atmosphere. 🟠️🔸 Just looking at the hotel's location and lobby design, I already had a good feeling about it. The hotel is located in Persimmon Alley, with a low-key entrance that perfectly blends into the quaint lane. It's only a step away from Wide and Narrow Alleys, yet it shields you from the outside hustle and bustle, offering tranquility amid the noise and providing a peaceful stay experience. 🟠️🔸 Stepping into the lobby, you're greeted by an intertwining of modern and natural qualities. The modern aspect is reflected in the various art installations in public areas, the trendy use of orange-red and black colors, and creative spaces like the boutique coffee bar and reading area. The natural element is embodied by a century-old apricot tree that grows straight up to the ceiling, its vibrant vitality supporting the magnetic field of the entire hotel. Speaking of the coffee bar, I must mention that their beverage and dessert offerings are the most thoughtful and talented I've experienced in any hotel I've stayed at. This assessment was born the moment I took my first sip of their pistachio coconut sugar drink. 🟠️🔸 Now to the guest rooms. I stayed in one of the hotel's only two room types—"Present Realm," a 45m² space where most of the area is dedicated to the bedroom, spacious enough for two people to do Pamela Reif workouts in front of the TV screen. The entire room has no main ceiling lights, but there are lights wherever needed, and the warm backlit headboard has a manual knob to adjust brightness—quite distinctive and user-friendly. The hotel's logo "Biaoji" is consistently featured on various items: bathrobes, mineral water, amenities, magazines, and especially the bath products, which have a very special fragrance. I liked them so much that I specifically asked the butler where I could buy the same products, only to learn they were developed by the hotel and available for purchase by guests. Additionally, the room is equipped with a Riefen hair dryer, mini bar, and floral-scented tissues. It's truly in the details that excellence shines through—I fell in love after just one night. 🟠️🔸 The collision of classical charm and modern style, enhanced by art and nature, has created this charming Biaoji Academy in Persimmon Alley. None of the elements are wasted. They grow with this hotel, until time stands still.