I booked a room in the main building, which had a Zen-inspired design. The facilities were new and high-quality, with simple and stylish interiors. They even provided eye masks and earplugs, reflecting their emphasis on peace and tranquility. The entire hotel exuded a Zen atmosphere, with highlights like complimentary classes such as sound therapy, lacquer fan making, and tie-dyeing. The bedding was comfortable and conducive to good sleep, and the lighting offered various soft modes. The shower facilities were high-quality, and I was particularly impressed by the stone slab seating for showering – something I rarely see in other hotels. Breakfast was plentiful, a good mix of Chinese and Western options.
They contacted me in advance of my check-in and provided butler-style service.
The hotel's surroundings and the complimentary tickets to the Oriental Charm scenic area were great added values. You can also enter the Oriental Charm scenic area for free in the evenings to take a stroll.
However, the tatami sleeping area in the room wasn't ideal; it was elevated higher than the entrance hallway, and there was a step between the two areas, making it easy to stumble if you weren't careful. The soundproofing in the room was also a bit lacking. While the rooms on the first floor of the main building were more affordable, the second and third floors were much more expensive, yet the views were the same – just a slightly wider view of the same trees from the higher floors. Overall, the experience was relaxing and peaceful, perfect for wellness and vacation.
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