A Journey Through Landscapes: Ganzhou Unna Hotel Leads the Way in Jiangxi's Hospitality Scene!

The design of Ganzhou Unna Hotel embodies the imagery of home and rooftops, embracing warm human connections. Drawing from travels around the world, it crystallizes beautiful experiences into one place. The first Unna Hotel was born by the lakeside of Shangyou, Ganzhou, amidst nostalgia and aspiration. "I wanted to architecturally manifest the most beautiful feelings and warm moments from life's journey, which led to the inception of Unna," said Mr. Li Danqing, the owner and chief designer. 1. Shangyou County, located at the junction of Jiangxi, Guangdong, and Hunan provinces, is a "natural oxygen bar" with forest coverage reaching 81.4%. Sparkling lakes and misty mountains unfold poetically here. Amid the bustling commercial hubs of the nearby Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta regions, Shangyou has become an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle. 2. The hotel explores local cultural potential, blending the beauty of Hakka architecture, the wisdom of Jiangyou merchants, and folk customs to offer guests an evolving travel experience. Step away from distractions and closer to tranquility and authenticity. Disconnect from the chaos and reconnect with your unique self. Follow your heart into a "home away from home" nestled among mountains and waters. 3. "Shangyou County boasts a 120-square-kilometer 'Ecological Leisure Resort Hundred-Mile Corridor.' A 15-kilometer ecological shoreline meanders through three wetland parks, five geological parks, and the serene natural treasures of Wuzhi Peak and Qiyun Peak." 4. The architectural complex complements the original terrain, following the undulating mountains and nestling by murmuring streams, embraced by vast nature. Misty clouds over the mountains interplay with the expansive lake, painting a lively ink-wash masterpiece. Sunlight uses the mountains and lake as its canvas, casting a golden glow that often bathes the lakeside in a dreamy radiance. 5. The architectural design draws inspiration from Hakka sloping roofs, reinterpreted through contemporary language. The bold facades harmonize with warm wood, while lush greenery adds layers, creating an organic vitality and unique charm. Viewed from the lake, the buildings' overlapping sloped roofs interplay with light and shadow, reshaping the endless mountain range into something renewed. 6. The hotel deconstructs and reconstructs spatial functions, distributing guest rooms, restaurants, and leisure facilities across three main buildings: "Serendipity," "Bamboo Dye," and "Moon Embrace." Covered walkways link the buildings, their curved roofs flowing softly like clouds or pathways through time, connecting endless beauty.