Zhangjiajie Scenic Homestay: Tianzi Mountain Enclave · Liangshe

The hotel is located at the entrance of Tianzi Mountain Ticket Station in Wulingyuan District, Zhangjiajie. It is a tourist resort that combines natural scenery and cultural landscapes. The project aims to create a high-quality homestay experience, providing tourists with a comprehensive tourism experience that includes leisure, entertainment, culture, and dining, offering a comfortable and relaxing travel environment. The hotel style is modern wabi-sabi, with the project theme being 'young, fashionable, and unique.' The main building is predominantly white, resembling a 'white cloud' suspended in the mountains, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere. Standing out from the surrounding environment and architectural forms, and due to its high altitude, the main building is easily visible from the main road, attracting attention. 'If the clouds do not come to me, I will seek the clouds.' The hotel offers Chinese and Western breakfasts, lunch, and dinner. Main facilities include high-end accommodation areas, an outdoor infinity pool, conference rooms, a gym, a coffee bar, a tea bar, a laundry room, a barbecue area, a parking lot, and popular photo spots. There are also children's play areas. The main structure consists of a main building, an auxiliary building, and a courtyard landscape area. The planned land area is about 4600 square meters, with a built-up area of about 1200 square meters. The smallest guest room area is over 70 square meters. The project is located on sloping terrain with an elevation difference of about 15 meters. The hotel's geological situation is planned into five terraced platforms, effectively utilizing the mountainous area. These five platforms are: the reception platform in front of the main building; the landscape platform connecting the auxiliary building; the cascading pool leisure platform; the outdoor camp theme platform; and the climbing activity platform. The platforms are connected by walkways, trails, and stairs, with multiple popular photo spots set up at various points, interacting with each other.