The hotel resembles an ancient temple, offering a cinematic experience!

There are 3 resort hotels in the Xishuangbanna Ronshen Resort Zone. Guests who stay in Xishuangbanna for a long time can change hotels to experience different ones. The Crowne Plaza is located near the Pullman. Unlike the Pullman's Dai-style dwelling, the Crowne Plaza resembles a temple that continues the ancient Dai memory. 1. The hotel's public area is full of Dai-style charm, as if you've come to the hall of ancient Xishuangbanna culture. The temple-like architecture retains the outline of the ancient Dai temple, enriching the architectural landscape. It also feels like you're in a movie scene, making it perfect for taking photos. 2. The hotel lobby is warm-toned and features a tea area with a wooden style. The decorative details are rich in Xishuangbanna Dai regional culture and local customs, adding a primitive Dai charm to the space. 3. In terms of architectural function, the public space is mainly concentrated under the central main roof. The lobby, lobby bar, and restaurant are all located above, ensuring a unified style. In addition, the design of the public space particularly emphasizes the connection and interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces, adopting an open approach. From the lobby bar, you can see the hotel's outdoor central garden, without any obstructions or partitions. You can walk out freely, move around flexibly, and enjoy the natural scenery. 4. The hotel's central garden is spacious and beautiful, and it is the center of the hotel's public area. There are many small reflection pools around the central pool, enriching the vertical space. The hotel's indoor pool and fitness center are located near the outdoor pool, and they look like the main hall of the temple, blending in well with the landscape. 5. Because the hotel is connected to the Pullman next door, the in-store experience activities can also be shared. Guests staying at the Crowne Plaza can directly participate in parent-child experience activities such as Dai pottery making, handmade Dai paper making, and handmade Pu'er tea pressing in the lobby bar.