A Hidden Paradise by Dongting Lake, an Elegant Retreat Next to Pandas

[Mountain] Surroundings A blend of lake and mountain scenery, where nature meets culture Nestled within the **Yueyang Dongting Lake Tourist Resort · China Panda Park**, the Balin·Yonghu Manor Hotel paints a picture of a "mountain and water sanctuary," perfectly combining the vast misty waters of Dongting Lake with the adorable charm of the Panda Park. Wake up to mist-shrouded lake views in the morning, and stroll along the lakeside boardwalk at dusk to witness the poetic scene of "sunset and lone egrets flying together." Just a short walk away, visit the **China Panda Park** to interact with the national treasure giant pandas, or explore attractions like the **Dongting Lake Museum** and **Junshan Island**, immersing yourself in the gifts of both nature and culture. --- [Bed] Rooms Eastern Elegance, Meticulously Crafted With "Zen-inspired modern Chinese" design at its core, the hotel offers three themed room types: **Lake View Rooms, Garden View Rooms, and Family Suites**. - **Lake View Rooms**: Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the ever-changing seasons of Dongting Lake, complemented by smart home amenities and natural aromatherapy for nights lulled by gentle waves. - **Panda-Themed Family Rooms**: Featuring playful tents, panda plush toys, and custom children's toiletries, creating a cozy haven for families. - **Executive Suites**: Equipped with a private tea room and a lakeside terrace, ideal for sipping Junshan Silver Needle tea while watching migratory birds—perfect for both business and leisure. All rooms are furnished with **natural latex mattresses** and **underfloor heating**, showcasing quality in every detail. --- - **A Taste of Balin**: The restaurant specializes in a "Lake Fresh Feast," with ingredients sourced directly from local fishing boats for unparalleled freshness. [RoundNails] Address: Inside China Panda Park, Dongting Lake Tourist Resort, Junshan District, Yueyang City, Hunan Province --- **"Dwelling by Yonghu, half soothed by the gentle lake, half healed by the pandas."**