"Booking this place was an absolute delight! It wasn't so much the 'stargazing room' itself that impressed me, but rather the fantastic Ora restaurant that came with it. My family and friends shared a complimentary afternoon tea here, which instantly lifted our spirits after a few gloomy days in Kanas. Everyone exclaimed, 'This is what a vacation should feel like!' I absolutely adored the restaurant's aesthetic – from the lighting and music to the spacing of the tables and chairs, the decorative chandeliers and ceilings, the wallpaper, tiles, and even the carpet choices. Every detail exuded a magnificent, elaborate yet understated beauty; the owner must have impeccable taste. Since the afternoon tea was so delicious, we decided to have dinner there as well. That was equally satisfying, and I finally got to enjoy a fantastic 'big plate chicken.' There were even performances in the evening, making us feel as if we were in a foreign country.
Now, about the stargazing room: First off, the rooms are spaced generously apart, so there's no feeling of being cramped or overlooked. The ground-level path lights don't obstruct the view or hinder stargazing, unlike tall pillar lights. Previously, when staying in Kanas, every hotel would warn us to wait at least 20 minutes between showers for the electric water heater to catch up. Here, I noticed the cold water pipe of the electric water heater was connected to the hot water outlet of an instant electric water heater – a double safety measure! The hotel has clearly put a lot of thought into this. Furthermore, the stargazing rooms have underfloor heating, and the complimentary toiletries (thick slippers, wooden combs, and toothpaste in a lotion-like tube) were all of excellent quality, almost luxurious.
Once again, I'm genuinely impressed that the Chao Ke Stargazing project is run with such dedication. The aesthetics, taste, and standards are all incredibly high, and the price is reasonable. Grateful for this experience!
Finally, a small suggestion for improvement, which I hope can be addressed. Since the roof of the stargazing room is flat, water tends to accumulate after rain, leading to water stains once it dries. This makes the glass quite dirty, obscuring the view of the stars from inside. If the glass could be regularly cleaned or a cleaning device installed, it would be absolutely perfect."