The most beautiful cross-era hotel in Suzhou! Not staying here means missing out on half of the Suzhou garden experience!!

1. Overall appearance: The hotel feels like the palace of the King of Wu from ancient times, with a monochromatic but outstandingly stable and impressive color scheme, exuding an air of luxury. 2. Location: The hotel is near the ancient city river, and from the nearest Xinshi Bridge, one can feel the juxtaposition of modern and ancient architectural styles, creating an illusion of traversing through time. It's not near the popular tourist areas, but it's not far by taxi either, making it a good place to rest. There's breakfast available right across the hotel, and diagonally opposite the hotel is a street near the ancient city river lined with local specialty restaurants that offer delicious, affordable food with generous portions. After dining there, everyone will have a new understanding of Suzhou cuisine, which is not just sweet but also rich in flavor, with tender and juicy fish and meat. 3. Complimentary services: After checking into the hotel, guests can scan a QR code to book a sightseeing boat trip on the ancient city river, with a maximum of three people per booking; at the same time, they can reserve a guided tour on Saturdays and Sundays. The tour covers the national 4A-level Panmen scenic spot right outside the first-floor rooms, and the pagoda we see from the room is part of this attraction. It's like getting a complimentary project with your stay, which is incredibly worthwhile! 4. Facilities: The lobby is on the third floor, where after checking in, you can experience making a silk fan for 108 yuan, which takes over an hour. Starting from a thin layer and gradually adding more until it's thick, then you can decorate it with your favorite ornaments, which complements the garden city theme. The fourth floor of the lobby is also worth a visit; it's like a miniature museum that introduces the hotel's concept and development, promotes ancient stories from Suzhou, and displays the kind of reclining chairs used by nobility for napping or resting, similar to modern sofas but wider and heavier!!