Yuxin Yu has a great eye for beauty, and this French-style luxury hotel is a new height of beauty.

Xiangtang Village is the hometown of Nanjing's gardenias. It is said that more than 90% of the gardenias that fill the city with fragrance in June and July come from Xiangtang. Xiangtang·Suli, which we are going to visit this time, is hidden in the valley of Laoshan Mountain, surrounded by four peaks: Dama Mountain, Mantou Mountain, Tuzi Mountain, and Daheng Mountain. It is like a small pearl embedded in a green ocean, shining brightly. Design The hotel was carefully designed by an Austrian designer, with a total construction area of 1,820 square meters, three courtyards, and nine buildings. The French romantic style and natural ecology are perfectly integrated. The courtyard is in the natural style of southern France, creating a French holiday feeling; the interior is in a simple light French pastoral style, relaxed, romantic, and warm. Rooms The homestay is divided into three courtyards, with nine garden houses dotted among them, two of which are used for the Suzhi Restaurant and FUN Bar, and seven for hotel accommodation. Of the 22 rooms, half are family suites, and the furniture is all custom-made in a Shanghai style, mostly solid wood or rattan products, combined with low-key luxury elements such as brass, velvet, and vintage floral tiles. Dining In the restaurant, you can not only enjoy the unique cuisine of Mogan Mountain, but the chef also cleverly integrates local Nanjing cuisine into the dishes, giving your taste buds a rich experience. The breakfast buffet is semi-self-service, with exquisite Western breakfasts and delicious Chinese breakfasts, paired with coffee or black tea, shumai or toast, to satisfy your picky taste. Facilities Meet Laoshan, where there is a different Xiangtang. The lush mountains and forests are full of possibilities, combining countryside and art, with both fireworks and coffee aroma. Xiangtang has a large reservoir for fishing, a "Dama Camp" lawn for camping, and regular art exhibitions and markets, making it a great place for urbanites to take photos and walk their children on weekends.