I found a Suzhou-style garden hotel with a panoramic view of Jinji Lake.

The hotel I stayed at this time in Suzhou was completely beyond my expectations. It is called Lamborghini Bookstore Hotel, and it has a lake view of Jinji Lake. I thought it was a super modern hotel, but it turned out to be a garden-style hotel with Suzhou characteristics. The classical elegance of Suzhou gardens and the simple luxury of modern architecture are perfectly reflected here. Outside the hotel lobby is a super photogenic double-layer circular porch, a pool, a lawn, and a banyan tree. Standing in the porch, it is like a painting, telling a story, and it instantly reminds me of Li Qingzhao's poem: "How deep is the courtyard." In the lobby, the sunset falls on the ground in the evening, and the light and shadow are intertwined, and you and I are also in the painting. At night, the side of the hotel is the best viewing spot for the landmark of Suzhou, the Gate of the Orient. It is currently my favorite photo. I suggest you wear a long dress, and when the wind blows, the atmosphere is perfect. In addition, the plank road of Jinji Lake is also a great place to take photos. I chose to have dinner at Su Mian Fang, which is said to sometimes have a line that fills the entire corridor. My friend and I ordered a bowl of crab roe noodles, which is said to require three Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs to make a small bowl. I especially want to say that the restaurant's dried plums are so delicious. The waitress heard me and gave me a handful, which was so sweet! Of course, I had to go to the Martini Bar for a drink before going to bed! The warm lighting of the bar exudes a lazy atmosphere, which makes people completely relax. Chatting with friends is the most comfortable time of the day.