I would come to Xiangyang countless times just for this hotel!

This time, I came to a city just for a hotel. InterContinental Xiangyang, the latest luxury hotel in Hubei Province. What kind of charm does it have to be called a new landmark building? The hotel is backed by the ancient city and overlooks Xianshan Mountain. The courtyard-style building is grand and magnificent, yet it has a restrained charm. It is surrounded by the natural scenery of the green mountains and the Han River, and the interior is a city garden with mountains and water. It creates a natural landscape garden between the ancient city wall and the bustling city. The hotel has pavilions and towers with winding paths leading to secluded places. Gardens named after the plants they grow, such as Song Garden, Xingyun Garden, and Liu Garden, are scattered between the public area and the guest rooms. The scenery is everywhere, and it is different in every season. The lobby bar perfectly integrates the sunken space with the outdoor "Han River" through the panoramic glass windows, creating a Zen aesthetic of the unity of heaven and water. The guest rooms are designed with a window and a view, a city resort garden with green in all seasons, flowers in all seasons, and scenery in all seasons. I found my own quiet and comfortable experience. One more thing, their breakfast is great, with a wide variety of Chinese and Western dishes. You can't go wrong with any of them. I personally recommend the special Xiangyang beef noodles and Shuanggou spicy soup. By the way, here is my two-day itinerary in Xiangyang: Day 1: Hotel - Gulongzhong Scenic Area - Guangde Temple - Lunch - Weidong Factory (filming location of Hi, Mom) - 603 Cultural and Creative Park - Xiangyang Ancient City (Beijie, Guanjia Lane, Xiaobeimen) Day 2: Fan City Bridgehead (Hanjiang Bridge) for noodles - Chenlao Lane - Fan City Xiaojianxi Guild Hall - Migong Temple - Hotel for rest - Tang City In short, it was a worthwhile trip. I highly recommend it to my friends in Xiangyang!