Xinjiang Welcomes Its First Renaissance Brand｜A Multi-Ethnic Viewpoint

In the midsummer of 2025, Korla quietly blossomed with two hotel gems blooming side by side—the Renaissance Xinjiang Huamei Shengdi Korla Hotel & Courtyard by Marriott. This is not only Marriott International’s first dual-brand hotel in Xinjiang but also a key unlocking the charm of the Western Regions. The Renaissance Hotel deconstructs oasis civilization through art, while the Courtyard ignites daily journeys with vitality, unfolding a magnificent "modern nomadism" panorama between desert and city folds. A 25-minute drive from Korla Pear City Airport brings you to this poetic residence. The two hotels stand side by side by Hongyan Lake, with exteriors adorned in champagne gold aluminum panels, ultra-clear glass, and sandblasted beige stone, cleverly echoing Korla’s sand dunes, sunshine, and distant mountains, harmonizing with nature. Living here, you will feel the vastness of the western land and the charm of Southern Xinjiang’s culture. Stepping into the hotel is like opening a sealed scroll of the Western Regions. At the entrance, "Silk Road Floral Language" features laser-cut pear blossom sculptures dancing lightly, as if stirred by the ancient winds of Loulan. The 50-meter-high lobby atrium replicates the rugged textures of the Lop Nor Grand Canyon, with light and shadow flowing over it, telling you the secret of wind and sand sculpted over millions of years. On the digital art screen, a steed leaps into the turquoise waves of Peacock River; as light and shadow shift, you can almost hear the millennium echo of camel bells along the Silk Road. In the air, the exclusive fragrance "Perilla Tea Scent" blends white mint and lily of the valley, faintly present like the breath of sea-buckthorn flowers and cedar, guiding you into this desert art sanctuary. The central Renaissance courtyard is a prose poem dedicated to the desert oasis, with mirrored water reflecting the sky and clouds, dotted with light floating pavilions. Winding paths stretch through greenery, and the warm yellow outdoor fireplace area awaits the nightfall for cozy gatherings. Every step is a concerto of natural rhythm and cultural aesthetics. Renaissance Korla is not just a travel hotel in the simple sense but an immersive art exhibition called "Harik Manor Gala," using the Silk Road as a scroll and light and shadow as brushes, inviting you to begin a millennium narrative of the Western Regions.