Come to Suzhou, you should stay in a real garden | Chang Garden has a bear

✨ After the Jingwenli bear next to the Beisi Pagoda, the Chang Garden bear near the Yangyu Lane also made its debut in early winter. The classical garden Chang Garden, which was built in the Qing Dynasty, is centered around a pool with buildings, planted with flowers and trees, and only uses three corridors and five pavilions to create a big universe in a small space, forming a 'chang' effect. Chang Garden is small and exquisite, with a collection of humanities, and it is a typical small garden in Suzhou. It was once said in 'Jiangnan Garden Records': 'There are still small gardens in the city, with Chang Garden and Hu Garden being the best.' ✨ Chang Garden invited the architectural master Mr. Liu Yichun to design the hotel overall, and the interior design came from the recently famous Xie Ke. I have stayed in several hotels designed by Xie Ke in Dali before, and he has always had a good understanding of the design and renovation of small hotels. The interior design of Chang Garden is undoubtedly a plus, highlighting the charm of Jiangnan while having a bit of modern simplicity and Zen, creating a wonderfully quiet and elegant 'hidden in the city' atmosphere. ✨ The pavilions and rockeries reflect each other, and there are traditional aesthetic elements such as pools and stone stalagmites dotted in between. The windows in the more impressive garden are not as good as the Canglang Pavilion, but each window is different and beautiful in its own way: 'The pink wall moves the window shadow, and the southern snow fragrance moves the beauty.' ✨ There are a total of 10 guest rooms, and the classical garden outside the window forms an interesting contrast with the modern simplicity inside. The terrazzo bathroom and the original wooden bathtub are simple and forest-like, and the Bulgari toiletries are worth mentioning. The suite on the second floor also has a beautiful tatami tea room. ✨ Chang Garden is small but complete, with a Dusty Edge restaurant, Tonghua Bookstore, Liuyun Mountain House... everything is available for eating, drinking and playing. In particular, you might as well try the Suzhou dishes in the Woyun Caotang. The old garden in Jiangnan is cold in early winter, and eating a table of hot Suzhou dishes is much more comfortable. Crystal sugar eel, squirrel mandarin fish... The balance between delicacy and home cooking is just right, and the final three pieces are even more surprising. How can you know the beauty without sleeping in the garden? Suzhou Chang Garden Bear Hotel