Experience the bamboo culture of Jiangnan in Suzhou on a spring day

In the old city area of Suzhou, the once brilliant Zhuhui Hotel has now transformed into the Kimpton Hotel, exuding a tranquil and far-reaching atmosphere of Suzhou gardens. The predecessor was the old Zhuhui Hotel, which opened in 1990. In the 1990s, Zhuhui was known as the 'White Horse Prince of the Dining Circle', and dining there was a matter of prestige. The hotel inherits the historical heritage of the Zhuhui Hotel, drawing inspiration from its past glory and infusing modernity and garden aesthetics. From a distance, one can feel the essence of Suzhou garden design. With whitewashed walls, black tiles, and swaying bamboo shadows, it's like stepping into a painting. Entering the hotel's loft-style lobby allows sunlight to filter through the eaves and corridors, casting a mottled light and shadow that outlines a dreamlike beauty, with the space becoming lively through the interplay of light and shadow. 'Admirable, explorable, and livable' is the unique characteristic of the Kimpton Hotel. Bamboo, as the core element of the hotel, fully embodies the concept of 'no bamboo, no dwelling'. It feels as if one is in the midst of a bamboo forest, experiencing a leisurely and comfortable atmosphere, finding a haven for the soul. The hotel is also pet-friendly, and its pet Kaylie, a Labrador, seems to have integrated the 'bamboo' trait, being gentle and humble.