Experience the pinnacle of New Chinese design! Pure bliss!

A revolution in New Chinese architecture. Where a 400-year-old house meets contemporary minimalism—a three-dimensional courtyard where black tiles and white walls intertwine with concrete, exuding poetic beauty, rain or shine. As you wander through the changing scenery, wooden lattices dance in the light and shadows, and the sunken Chinese restaurant unfolds like a scroll painting of mountains and rivers. A 5-minute walk from MixC, yet offering a secluded, Zen-like escape in the heart of the city. 🛏️ The pinnacle of aesthetic living 18㎡ south-facing panoramic rooms flowing with oriental elegance: ▸ Double-view windows frame the morning mist of the wetlands and the city skyline, creating a double dose of poetic charm. ▸ The aroma of "Tea Spirit" diffuses in the warm breeze of the Dyson hairdryer. ▸ Immerse yourself in a private bath with "Tea Spirit" bath lotion, complemented by a starry sky projected on the ceiling. ▎Family suites with hidden surprises: Children's picture book corner/mini capsule coffee machine/custom dinosaur-themed bathrobes 🎨 Vacation Experience Guide ☀️ 10:00-11:00｜Floating viewing platform breakfast: Cloud soufflé with Longjing ice cream 🌿 14:00-16:00｜Parent-child workshop: Handmade Ou embroidery fans/grass and wood-dyed scarves 🌙 19:00-21:00｜Light and Shadow Theater: The water curtain courtyard reflects the neon sunset ▎Hidden menu: The Chinese restaurant's "24 Solar Terms Banquet" features a limited-edition sweet-scented osmanthus crab meat lion's head 💧 Ecological Sanctuary System · The infinity pool and Sanyang Wetland form a natural oxygen bar. · The floor-to-ceiling viewing platform transforms into a succulent research institute (with care manual). · The courtyard swing area connects to a circular walkway, linking the four-season flower corridor. 【Guest's Private Guide】 ✔️ Enjoy an exclusive night boat tour of the wetlands after 22:00 (book in advance) ✔️ Capture stunning Tai Chi photos at the Tai Chi Plaza at 6:30 am ✔️ The hotel gallery regularly exhibits collectible works by Ou embroidery masters