Nestled along Beihai Silver Beach, sown hotel is a stay rooted in the ethos of slow living. The 81 guestrooms and suites are composed with a sense of gentle measure and ease,woven together through the rhythm, sense, taste, and bathing that define a restorative private retreat. At its heart, a cloistered courtyard—a quiet architectural overture—invites a more intimate interplay between people and place, people and object, people and people.
Set within the frontline sea-view enclave of SOWN, this retreat brings together dining, art, handicrafts and wellness experiences. Nestled by the sea and lulled by gentle winds, it is an exquisite getaway to reconnect with nature’s purest essence and restore peace to body and mind.
"I was hesitant when researching, but after visiting, I'm absolutely certain I'll stay here again. It's super new; I asked the housekeeper and found out it just opened in June, hence the lack of reviews. The hotel's facilities are divided into Buildings A, B, and C, like a creative community. You can have lunch and afternoon tea all in one place without leaving. We were four people and stayed in a family room with a sunset bubble pool. After looking around, we realized there weren't many hotels where four people could share a room, so we decided on this one. There's afternoon tea upon check-in, and also in the lobby, available in both Buildings B and C. We had dinner at Makana in Building B, which I highly recommend. You can reserve a window seat in advance; there aren't many recommendations on Dianping (a Chinese review platform), so I was initially worried it might be bad, but we were very satisfied with the meal. It's similar to a bistro. Building C has shops selling porcelain and offering delivery services. We also found a shop selling niche earrings (SALE E PEPE). Overall, the service was excellent, and the toiletries were all from the brand. The hotel also offers a shuttle service to the pier for a boat ride, which takes less than 10 minutes."