An ink-wash scenery resides in the bend of Qiupu River, while egrets glide gracefully past Huizhou-style verandas.
Nestled in the serene river bend of Qiupu River in Shitai, Julong Bailuwan Resort Hotel is embraced by rolling green mountains and rippling clear waters, recreating an elegant mountain retreat in southern Anhui. Inheriting the design philosophy of Cheng Jiyue, a national master of Huizhou ancient architecture and classical gardens, the hotel perfectly integrates the classic charm of Huizhou architecture with the minimalist aesthetics of modern Neo-Chinese style.
Laid out in staggered layers along the natural terrain of the river valley, the hotel takes distant mountains as its backdrop and the gentle river as its companion. The soft curved outlines of the buildings echo the undulating mountain ranges, while expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows dissolve the boundary between indoor spaces and natural landscapes, allowing refreshing mountain winds and graceful egret silhouettes to flow into every corner of the hotel.
The hotel enjoys convenient access to renowned scenic spots including Guniujiang Scenic Area, Zuishanye Scenic Resort and Qiupu River Rafting. It offers a peaceful retreat away from worldly hustle and bustle, while keeping all the splendid landscapes of southern Anhui within easy reach. Rooted in the picturesque charm of Qiupu River and Bailu Bay, the hotel sincerely welcomes guests from all over the world to settle in this Huizhou-style mountain resort and indulge in an unforgettable poetic dwelling experience.
"The latest and most advanced hotel near Shitai County, the environment is first-class, facing the Qiupu River in the mountains. The hardware can be comparable to the advanced resort, and the design is also very beautiful, especially the hotel's flower arrangement, seasonal lotus theme, praise!
The service is hard to say: during the peak period of check-in, four people at the front desk, two female staff occupied two front desk tables and did not receive guests, busy sorting out documents, did not greet guests, and later met several times without even basic greetings. The two little brothers can take turns to check in with a front desk table, and the guests can wait awkwardly. The most cordial thing about the whole check-in process is the girl at the entrance of the breakfast room and the cleaning aunt who meets in the elevator. They take the initiative to say hello and let the guests go first.
If you can improve your service awareness, it will be a resort hotel that people are willing to stay again."