As the eighth Hyatt Reserve brand hotel in Greater China, the hotel is located in the Yangxian Eco-tourism Resort. It is closely connected with the mountains and rivers, and is surrounded by tea gardens and bamboo forests. It is like a landscape painting within reach. It opens up a new experience for guests to stay in the south of the Yangtze River where mountains, rivers and humanities blend. This hotel originates from the ideal of life in the mountains of Jiangnan. The overall hotel building is inspired by traditional villages in the south of the Yangtze River, combining traditional elements with modern aesthetics. The interior decoration is based on Jiangnan's elegant and reclusive life aesthetics throughout every corner of the public space. It is exquisite and simple yet still has classical beauty, allowing guests to fully feel the carefully crafted Jiangnan charm as soon as they enter the hotel. The hotel has many comfortable and elegant guest rooms, and the ingenious design of independent double courtyards or private viewing balconies allows guests to enjoy the gentle breeze, appreciate the mountains and rivers, and feel the casual and natural Jiangnan life in the private outdoor space. The specially designed floor-to-ceiling sliding doors in each room make full use of the aesthetic application of light and shadow, creating a comfortable and pleasant stay atmosphere. All rooms are not only equipped with luxurious and comfortable bedding, modern and convenient facilities, but also equipped with intelligent washing space, independent rain shower room and bathtub, allowing guests to have a comfortable and convenient living experience. The hotel not only provides guests with a place to return to nature, but also creates a journey of exploration of Jiangnan food art among the mountains and rivers. The all-day Chinese restaurant "Ju Nian" explores the true essence of Jiangnan cuisine, selects local seasonal ingredients, and creates creative cooking to present guests with a double feast of vision and taste. At the "Xi Shan Dew" bar, sip Qiongjiang Jade Dew, a new local tea that was once a tribute tea in the Tang Dynasty, sweet and mellow red wine whiskey, and refreshing and unique Chinese drinks. There is always something to satisfy your taste buds. The hotel's overall conference space fully integrates Jiangnan cultural elements. The structural design of giant floor-to-ceiling windows provides a broad view and sufficient light, creating a rare ceremonial space for various activities. The 600-square-meter modern and elegant pillar-less banquet hall can accommodate up to 500 guests at the same time. The outdoor area and spacious outdoor lawn connected to the banquet hall provide inspiration for business events, private parties, and wedding celebrations, creating a unique experience for guests among the green Jiangnan mountains and rivers. The gym, sauna and indoor heated swimming pool with complete sports equipment allow guests to relax, release fatigue and rejuvenate their body and mind. The hotel's Fun Camp also tailors interesting exploration activities to create exclusive stay experiences for guests of different ages.
"Specifically chose this place for our anniversary, but the experience was pretty mediocre. There's no butler service, though some reviews mention butlers proactively adding guests on WeChat, so I'm confused if there's differential treatment. The location is quite remote, with limited food delivery options, and it's a good twenty-minute drive to Yaohu Town. Breakfast was very ordinary, with limited variety. Plus, after waiting nearly twenty minutes, the Eggs Benedict arrived cold? Completely unappetizing. The egg station attendant was also stone-faced and didn't say a word the whole time... The room itself is indeed very large, and the front and back yards are great for families with pets. The bar atmosphere is also good, but the food service is incredibly slow; you wait forever for a meal... and the prices are quite high. The gym is 24-hour, but the pool closes at 8 PM, which makes no sense. It's quite boring staying here. All in all, I wouldn't recommend it."