It is a "hotel" that is not a hotel

It is a "hotel" that is not a hotel. About the hotel: Shangri-La Songzan Linka, currently the largest resort destination in the Songzan series Location: Hidden in the peaceful valley of Kena Village, it looks at Songzanlin Temple across a small pasture, about 12km from Dukezong Ancient City and Shangri-La Airport, and 15-20 minutes walk to Songzanlin Temple. Design: The entire building complex is built according to the mountain, with a well-arranged layout, typical Tibetan fortress design, no grand lobby, more like a living room at home, the not large space is filled with Tibetan solid wood furniture, Tibetan carpets, copper Buddha statues and other antiques and artworks, the iconic Songzan. The restaurant building hides a Songzan boutique, where you can take home everything you eat and use, and you are very lucky to find two out-of-print black pottery vases. Room: Basic room, about 35 square meters, slightly small, with a small terrace, excellent view, overlooking the 400-year-old Songzanlin Temple, the vast land and the village are integrated, under the summer sun, it is particularly peaceful and peaceful. The combination of solid wood furniture and Tibetan tapestries with Songzan's handmade custom utensils makes the entire room full of rich ethnic flavor and time texture. Catering: The restaurant's location and view are extremely excellent, with first-class landscape, large terrace, and you can see Songzanlin Temple through the window glass. In the early morning against the light, everything in front of you is like an oil painting, and you seem to participate in this drama dominated by light and shadow. The performance of the meal is also extremely excellent, the authentic Tibetan taste, the localization and the chef's creative interpretation make the food particularly comforting in the hot summer tips: This is a large-scale vacation product launched after the success of Songzan Green Valley, so in the early stage, Songzan invited the management of Meijing Pavilion of Accor (the first Meijing Pavilion in China).