I once dreamed of staying in a different hotel every day

Being able to frequently stay in different hotels, observe, document, and provide feedback was something I had fantasized about since high school. I did some research back then but still felt it was out of reach, so I put it aside. Until last year, when I happened to stay at a quality hotel and spontaneously wrote a review that received positive feedback. Combined with encouragement from friends, I began to seriously document every hotel I stayed at afterward. Now, staying at one or two hotels every weekend has become my regular hobby—sometimes I'm amazed, but I'm always rejuvenated. The Guiyuan Hotel I stayed at last Friday is a typical example of being "thoroughly impressed." Beyond the courtyard surrounded by greenery and the Eastern aesthetic design that earned endless praise, Guiyuan's soft power (cultural attributes, service, and food quality) is what I'm even more eager to recommend to everyone. As a cultural carrier in the White Horse Temple historical district, Guiyuan Hotel cleverly blends White Horse Temple culture with Western Sichuan residential architectural style. Besides accommodation, the complementary teahouse and private chef fusion cuisine are also well-established, operating independently but offering discounts to hotel guests. Adjacent to the Jin River and within walking distance of the ancient city wall, the charm of White Horse Lane is made even more distinctive because of this hotel. Entering the lobby, a sunken lounge area sits along the central axis. The space features bird's nest ferns and other "Chinese aesthetic botanical elements" as its focus, integrating bamboo, maple, moss, lichen, stone, and flowing water. Even the sunlight streaming in seems like a deliberately designed element.