Zhuhai MGM Huafu | A Lingnan Mansion Nestled at the Foot of Phoenix Mountain

The Phoenix Mountain Range stretches into the distance like a verdant screen. Opening the balcony window, the morning mist of Xiangshan Lake drifts over the tea fields. As egret wings skim the lake's surface, I hear the whispers of Lingnan's landscapes beneath the eaves. This is the first morning greeting bestowed upon me by Zhuhai Xiangshan State Guesthouse MGM Huafu. Within its vast 76,800-square-meter domain, only 147 exquisite guestrooms and villas are crafted. Wandering through the Cantonese-style gardens with their intricate pavilions and terraces, I feel as though I've stepped into the private courtyard of a Lingnan noble. And "garden strolling" has become my favorite pastime here. The philosophy of "four waters returning to the hall" transforms into murmuring cascades; the terraced tea fields resemble green silk woven by the earth; over 300 species of plants whisper in the dappled light of the corridors. Mountains, lakes, forests, and courtyards converge here, creating picturesque scenes at every turn, where the heart follows the shifting scenery. Sitting in the "Forest Retreat Courtyard," sunlight spills onto the private pool of the villa, revealing the true meaning of "seclusion within the city." Here, every hour unveils a different beauty. The hotel features three dining venues: At **"Imperial Garden"**, savor authentic Cantonese cuisine; At **"Gathering Place"**, experience the lively charm of Cantonese dim sum; At **"Fragrant Pavilion"**, indulge in Western delicacies and local specialties— each offering distinct views during afternoon tea or twilight hours. The guestrooms blend seamlessly into the gardens, proving that Lingnan's elegance is both livable and explorable. #NewHorizonsOfLingnanAesthetics #Neo-ChineseTravelAesthetics #ZhuhaiHiddenGem