An American-style holiday mansion by the lake in the suburbs of Beijing, the Hilton Wen'an Hotel

Without using a search engine, I think most people would have no idea where Wen'an is, let alone know that there is a sizable water-friendly estate hidden here. I also learned about it when looking up the distribution of Hilton hotels, and then planned this relatively off-the-beaten-path trip. The hotel is located in an open area by the water within the Luneng Ecological Tourism Resort, with a European castle exterior nestled among green trees and grass. Almost everywhere you look is filled with mountain and water views, offering a perfect retreat from the world. The interior decoration style can be imagined as a lakeside log cabin villa built by an American elderly couple who love Oriental culture, luxurious and comfortable. The rooms are dominated by wood tones of varying depths, with leather-riveted wooden furniture of different materials, coarse linen fabric sofas with floral cushions, wrought iron chandeliers emitting warm orange light, and art pieces collected from travels to Southeast Asia, all creating a rustic aesthetic beauty that has settled over the years, making it irresistible to linger and keep taking photos. This is also the part of the hotel that I am most fond of. Of course, there are also small flaws that break the mood, such as the use of plastic profiles for the room window frames, which visually do not resemble a hotel. After all, facing a pool of clear water, it is a pity not to have transparent floor-to-ceiling windows. Also, the bathtub is too small, requiring a contorted body to lie down, which is hard to match with the spacious suite. This place is suitable for lying flat, completely flat. The hotel seems to have realized the purpose of the guests' visit, so the lounge is not open, and the alternative is to deliver happy hour to the room. However, it is said that the lounge service will be completely canceled after the May Day holiday. The swimming pool is also not open, as it is under maintenance. Although there are many amusement projects in the park, they are basically not open on weekdays. I had to rent a bicycle from the hotel and ride a big circle to avoid completely giving up on myself. The dining output is the usual standard of domestic holiday hotels, with no expectations, there will be no disappointment. The level of service needs to be improved, as the hotel seems accustomed to hosting groups, and the process is very unfamiliar when there are occasional individual guests. In summary, it is worth experiencing. Compared to the Shanghai area or the Pearl River Delta region, there are still too few similar resorts or theme parks in the Beijing-Tianjin area, and I hope there will be more and more in the future. Tips, it is not far from Beijing and Tianjin, but it is recommended to drive due to inconvenient transportation. If you don't mind the hassle, you can also take a train to Bazhou and then take a taxi for about 50 yuan to get there. You must have a reservation for the day to enter the park. Room related: Room number: 6337 Official website name: Executive Suite Area: 100 square meters Mattress: Slumberland Bedding, fabric, and bathrobe: Canasin Bedroom TV: Philips Living room TV: Philips Shower and metal parts: Kohler Basin and bathtub: Kohler Main bathroom toilet: Manual Kohler Guest bathroom toilet: Manual Kohler Hairdryer: Honeyson Amenities: Large bottle REN Electric kettle: Grelide Instant coffee: Nescafe Tea bags: Twinings Bottled water: Binglu Mini bar: None