If you come to Hangzhou, you must stay at this hotel!!!!!

The hotel was formerly a holiday home for a Catholic priest in 1934. It is now a historical building in Hangzhou. The design perfectly combines the historical heritage of the Republic of China with the modern Wabi-sabi style. 👨🏻Butler service: The butler provides intimate service before you check in. 🛰️ Confirm your check-in time in advance and provide a shuttle bus to and from the parking lot and the hotel. Although the hotel is small, the service is impeccable, and your luggage is handled throughout. It is worth mentioning the details in the room. The minibar and snacks in the room, and the sweet water for the turndown service are all provided free of charge. The toiletries are all from the French brand diptyque. All your needs are taken care of during the check-in process. Not to mention the pillow menu, earplugs, and bath bags. They even consider make-up remover wipes, face towels, and even hair clips for washing your face for female guests. 🍴Dining facilities: A buffet and à la carte breakfast service is available at the Crescent Restaurant every day from 7:30–10:30. The lounge offers free afternoon tea, a self-service fruit bar, and snacks from 2:00–5:00 pm. Rooms 🏠: The average price per night is between CNY 2,200–3,900, which is less than half the price of the cheapest room type at Aman? Personally, I feel that the Qiushuyuan/Winter Villa and the Loft Room are good for taking pictures. You can take pics of the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and the high-rise loft. Each room has a 🛁 bathtub and shower. Compared with the ordinary room types in the main building, the villa room types are more private and quieter, and have an independent entrance passage and a small terrace. This time, I stayed in Qiushuyuan, which has an area of 55m. The size is just right, not empty or crowded. I will stay here again next time.