The welcoming guesthouse hidden in the garden

Visiting Hebi in Henan for a trip, I stayed at the Hebi Welcoming Garden, which is a pretty decent hotel locally. During holidays, the hotel often hosts weddings and various gatherings, filling the entire garden guesthouse with a festive atmosphere. The hotel covers a large area, surrounded by a vast garden with small bridges over flowing water, flowers and trees, and scattered villas, VIP buildings, and European-style main buildings complement each other. In the early morning, you can always see guests staying at the hotel exercising along the red paths in the garden. The swaying lotus leaves in the pond, the floating water sprites, the path leading to the distance, and the heartwarming fragrance of osmanthus leave an unforgettable impression. As night falls, the brilliant lights decorate the inside and outside of the hotel even more splendidly. The hotel's lobby is spacious and bright, and the decoration of each building is unique. Entering the lobby gives a sense of splendor. The decorations in the corridors tell the story of the origin of the city's name. Looking around the entire hotel gives a rich and majestic impression. The hotel rooms are tidy, warm, and comfortable. The towel-folded little rabbits on the bedside table are very endearing. In the morning, having breakfast at the hotel, as soon as you enter the restaurant, you find historical books such as Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals, The Art of War by Sun Tzu, Classic of Mountains and Seas, Songs of Chu, Chinese Calligraphy, and Book of Songs prominently displayed, reflecting the city's long history and profound cultural heritage, named after the legend that 'immortal cranes perched on the southern mountain cliffs'. The hotel's meals are quite distinctive. Staple foods like brown sugar rice cake, green tea cookies, sesame balls, egg-fried dumplings, crispy chicken popcorn, siu mai, and various exquisite pastries cater to the different needs of guests from all directions. Hulatang is a Henan specialty, and it tastes stronger than what I had in the capital. The side dishes like trefoil, purple lettuce, and purple cabbage are fresh and tasty. At the sauce station, black pepper honey sauce, sesame roasting sauce, Japanese oil vinegar sauce, and salad dressing are all available. My stay at the Hebi Garden Hotel was not long, but the overall impression was very good, and along with this beautiful city, it is deeply embedded in the memory.