Take Your Little Ones on a Holiday to Experience Oriental Aesthetics Just Steps Away

Zhuangsheng Xiaoyue Garden Hotel perfectly blends the rustic charm of Western Sichuan dwellings with the exquisite beauty of Jiangnan gardens, creating a secluded retreat of "changing scenery with every step, mountains and forests within reach" in the bustling city. The overall layout subtly incorporates the traditional garden technique of "seeing the grand in the small." The exterior features the Sichuan-style blue tile and white wall design, complemented by Chinese elements such as latticed windows and moon-shaped gates. The central courtyard centers around "Xiaoyue Lake," surrounded by pavilions, waterside structures, and century-old ginkgo trees. The evening lighting creates the artistic effect of "gazing at the moon in the water." The rooms embrace a modern Chinese design that eliminates elaborate carvings, creating a minimalist Zen atmosphere with walnut furniture, plain-colored curtains, and hand-painted floral artwork. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the private courtyard views indoors. The bathroom spaces are true works of art, with natural bluestone bathtubs paired with locally produced boxwood bath accessories. While bathing, a subtle cypress fragrance drifts through the steamy air. A refined version of "Boiled Cabbage in Clear Broth" perfectly interprets traditional Sichuan cuisine—cabbage hearts carved into hibiscus shapes float in chicken broth as clear as tea. The moment it touches your palate, the umami flavor explodes like fireworks. The afternoon tea offers a creative twist by incorporating Sanxingdui bronze patterns into the dessert designs, beautifully blending cultural elements with delicious flavors. The SPA center has created the unique "Ancient Shu Therapy," combining concepts from "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Medicine" with Qiang ethnic herbal formulas. The hotel's library houses reproductions of Qing Dynasty engravings from the Deyang Confucian Temple, preserving the warmth of ink and paper in this digital age. Located on Deyang's cultural axis, the hotel is just a 15-minute walk from Donghu Mountain Park, known as the "Grand View Garden of the Southwest." A 20-minute drive north takes you to the mysterious Sanxingdui in Guanghan, where ancient bronze masks create a fascinating dialogue with the hotel's modern design.