Hyatt Regency Changbaishan | A one-stop ski resort hotel

❄️The ski trip to Changbai Mountain finally checked into the long-grassed Changbai Mountain Hotel. Why say long-grassed, because I have always liked the hotel design works of architect Jaya Ibrahim, and Hyatt and the neighboring Park Hyatt are his only ski resort design projects during his lifetime. ⛷️The exterior and content of the hotel maintain a highly consistent ski town log cabin holiday style, and logs and stone elements are widely used here. The movement line of the hotel lobby is very comfortable, breaking the conventional concept that the lobby is only used for check-in. The log-colored display cabinets and various leather sofas divide the lobby into different areas. 🏹The interior design is based on large areas of log color, and the iconic Jaya aesthetics are embodied here, simplifying complexity, and reflecting people's comfort requirements for vacations with extremely clever details. The hotel has two special "employees", two huge Alaskan Malamutes appear in the lobby at fixed times to meet guests. The ski-in and ski-out snow house on the B1 floor provides a full set of ski equipment, and the cable car is right outside the door. 🧂The hotel has its own open-air hot spring. After a day of skiing, it is the most appropriate choice to completely relax here. The hotel's Yue Ting Chinese restaurant serves Northeastern cuisine, and the most recommended is the chaotic stew iron pot stew, which is not limited to chicken, fish, beef, abalone, etc. in one pot.