New Hotel in Paris—It's Just Like Chengdu

·A Parisian Garden Hidden in the Heart of Chengdu🌷 Passing through the neon crowds of Chunxi Road and turning into a narrow alley shaded by parasol trees, the sweet scent of baking wafts in the air—this is not a metropolitan illusion, but Le Jardin Secret, hidden 300 meters from Taikoo Li, inviting you in.☕️ ·The Wind of Montmartre Blows into the Soul of Chengdu🫧 In a century-old, single-family building with a Republican style, a milky-white spiral staircase winds upward. Dark brown French antique furniture and emerald green tiles reflect the halo of retro chandeliers. Sinking into the plush sofa, you won't want to get up. Every step here is like stepping on the film of a Rohmer movie.🎞️ ·Falling Asleep in a Private Gallery🖼️ The butler said they are most proud of their bedding🛏️, a sleep aid. And my favorite terrace morning, the white gauze curtain lifted by the wind, the scent of pepper wafting from the alley downstairs, and the morning mist of the Seine rippling in your coffee cup. When French brunch meets Sichuan morning tea, a bowl of hot porridge is the ultimate secret to waking up. At this moment, I finally understand the profound meaning of the hotel's name, Gui Xiang: the essence of being hidden in plain sight is to allow every soul to salvage its own poetry from the hustle and bustle.🌄 📍Navigation Tips: A 3-minute walk from the Prada store at IFS (it is recommended to arrive in the evening to see how the twilight dyes the streets and alleys into Monet's brushstrokes🎨) ✨Suitable for: Couples who reject monotony/Besties who want to take dark French photos/Solo travelers who need a city staycation📷 "The real Paris is not in France, but in the eyes that love romance"—and I found the key to unlock it in Chengdu.🗝️