Animal-themed Hotel – Breakfast with Giraffes among the Bamboo Forest!

Huzhou Giraffe Manor Hotel. Location: Dingjia Village, Miaoshan Village, Miaoxi Town, Wuxing District! Have breakfast with giraffes, an open petting zoo, where adorable giraffes and cute pets replicate Kenya in Huzhou A pet tribe hidden in the bamboo forest, encounter wild animals from all over the world, an expanding bird wetland park. The hottest parent-child hotel in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang region! In Miaoxi Town, Wuxing District, Huzhou, Giraffe Manor is surrounded by 1200 acres of bamboo-covered mountains, rich in oxygen ions! Here you can get up close and personal with a variety of adorable animals, making you feel as if you've crossed the ocean to the distant and mysterious African savannah. A one-stop parent-child vacation experience, anytime you can experience the wild fun of Kenya! Divided into a play area and a lodging area with 93 suites, nestled among the lush bamboo or located by the lake, the interior decoration of the rooms reveals a sense of quality, from the high-end bath products imported from Italy to the Japanese TOTO washbasins, from the dry and wet separated bathroom design to every finely polished detail, it's all about exquisite enjoyment. Enjoying breakfast with giraffes is undoubtedly a dreamy image in everyone's heart. Giraffe Buffet Restaurant, adjacent to the Giraffe Park, allows you to dine while having close interactions with giraffes. The manor covers more than 1200 acres and is divided into six major sections: Giraffe Theme Park, Bird Wetland Park, Pet Tribe, Bamboo Forest Adventure, Hotel, etc. The designers cleverly integrate the natural landscape with each space, allowing you to enjoy the greenery and warm sunshine from inside the house. The animal friends in the manor are not limited to just giraffes (when the outdoor temperature is below 10 degrees, giraffes will be active indoors). In the petting zoo, you can get up close and personal with various adorable animals such as the endearing cormorants, colorful parrots, peacocks, squirrel monkeys, raccoons, and even white kangaroos...