If you come to Wuxi, you can't miss the Paramita Hotel.

The name of Junlai Paramita Hotel comes from the Heart Sutra of Prajnaparamita, the general outline of Mahayana Buddhist teachings, which means "to cross the sea of ​​suffering of life and death and reach the other shore of Nirvana." As soon as you enter the hotel, you will see a lotus carved out of white jade floating on the water, with a dozen small lotuses surrounding it. The clear pond and the white lotuses set off the silent smile of the Buddha holding a flower on the wall, making you instantly step into the state of Zen from the mundane world. The typical Japanese courtyard design, looking out from the floor-to-ceiling windows, is full of colorful green shadows, every brick, stone, flower and grass, with natural tranquility and peace, and an indescribable sense of Zen. The executive room we stayed in this time is on the 5th or 6th floor of the hotel. From the private balcony, we could have a panoramic view of the whole town of Nianhua Bay. The room is in neo-Chinese classical style, with low-key and subtle colors, and it is quite elegant. The quality of the supplies is also good, all of them are L'Occitane. The bedding is also from the King Koil Sleep System, which is also top quality. The breakfast category is also rich, including a variety of Chinese and Western meals The most noteworthy of these is the freshly steamed Wuxi Xiaolongbao, which has a thin skin, rich fillings, and is juicy and delicious. In general, although there are fewer parent-child elements, the life here is very comfortable and pleasant. The stay experience is above Hyatt.