A graceful encounter spanning a thousand years, the Song-Style Oriental Aesthetics Hotel perfectly blends the elegance of the Song Dynasty with the charm of Oriental culture, offering guests a cozy accommodation experience.
Stepping into the hotel is like walking into a Song Dynasty painting unfolding slowly. The courtyard paved with bluestone slabs, the corridor lined with swaying bamboo shadows, and the pavilions with upturned eaves—every detail adheres to the architectural aesthetics of the Song Dynasty while being reinterpreted through modern design language. The buildings mostly adopt dark gray cylindrical tiles and concise, lively ridge lines, abandoning the intricate under-eave brackets. They not only retain the spirit of Yingzao Fashi (Treatise on Architectural Methods) of the Song Dynasty but also conform to modern aesthetic tastes. The spatial layout often follows the etiquette of the "three courtyards"—through the gradual progression of the entrance hall, corridor and courtyard, it creates a private sense of "living in seclusion amidst the hustle and bustle of the world".
The interior decoration of the hotel is equally exquisite and delicate. In the lobby, there may be hanging cyan-green yarn curtains resembling A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, or wood carvings and stone carvings featuring elements of the masterpieces handed down from the Song Dynasty. The tea space, equipped with log tea tables and bamboo-curtain yarn screens, makes people feel as if they can hear the gurgling sound of boiling water and the melodious sound of the guqin while making tea. The guest rooms are designed with the concept of "tranquility, elegance and refinement". The log furniture complements the carpets with Song Dynasty patterns, and intelligent technologies are quietly integrated to bring a comfortable experience. The window-side tea corner is a place of elegance—brew a pot of tea, and you can quietly admire the landscape garden or urban scenery outside the window.
In terms of experience, the hotel also provides a wealth of cultural activities centered on the four leisurely pastimes of the Song Dynasty: "tea brewing, incense burning, painting hanging and flower arranging". Guests can put on the Song-style Hanfu provided by the hotel and take ancient-style photos in the courtyard, tea house, study and other places, feeling the charm of traveling through time and space
"I had a wonderful stay at Liaoning Yixian Lanxing’er Boutique Hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and very quiet, making it easy to get a good night’s sleep.
The air conditioning worked perfectly and kept the room nice and cool, which was especially appreciated during the warm weather. The hotel’s laundry service was excellent—fast, convenient, and very well done.
The location is another big plus. It’s within easy walking distance of the Wetland Park, making it a great choice for morning or evening walks while enjoying the beautiful scenery.
Overall, this hotel offers a comfortable stay, great service, and a peaceful location. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Yixian."