Go to Baoding, Hebei to experience a hidden gem hotel with Suzhou gardens

🏨 Xiong'an International Hotel 🌟Highlights: The garden art in Xiong'an is unparalleled, crafted by painters and master craftsmen. It ingeniously blends the beauty of nature with humanistic feelings. Strolling through it feels like walking through a series of slowly unfolding dynamic ink paintings, where flowers bloom in competition, birds sing, and the fragrance of flowers fills the air, making one feel intoxicated. ❤Recommended Reason: Stepping into the Chinese garden architecture of Xiong'an International Hotel, capturing the delicate changes from dawn to dusk, it feels like seeing the full view of the garden that the painter has yet to fully capture. 🍽Dining Recommendations: Xiong'an International Hotel Furong Island (afternoon tea, reminiscent of Jiangnan, and a small bar at night. Sitting outside and enjoying the lake view is very comfortable this season) 1. Zhou Bing Lun (usually in Liangmatou Town Textile City, you might see it if you're lucky!) 2. Yue Rong Hui (their dishes are stunning with one bite, Li Hongzhang's stew is worth the wait) 3. First Village Pig Trotter Fire Shao (the best fire shao in Xiong'an) 👍Most Recommended: Strolling on Furong Island, enjoying the rippling green waves and the cycle of plant life, one can't help but exclaim, 'The pavilions are staggered in gold and jade, the mist and clouds unfold in the painting.' What's even more rare is that Xiong'an International not only has prominent main scenery, grand and magnificent, but even the smallest brick, tile, wood, and stone are meticulously carved. Entering the hotel, the ingenious blend of ancient charm and modern style is even more breathtaking, as if traveling through a time tunnel, experiencing a cultural feast that blends ancient and modern. 🛏Room Facilities: The rooms are mainly decorated in elegant colors, with exquisite screens, classical furniture, and delicate window lattices, making one feel like they are in the residence of ancient literati. Outside the window, there are either deep courtyards with flowing water under small bridges or towering ancient trees with lush greenery, each place is a moving picture. The rooms also have a tea area where guests can enjoy tea and listen to the rain, feeling the charm of traditional Chinese culture.