Six Senses Qingcheng Mountain

At the entrance of Qingcheng Mountain lies a "peerlessly independent" resort - ancient-style courtyard buildings scattered among the trees, evoking a sense of reclusive tranquility away from the worldly hustle. Six Senses Qingcheng Mountain is not only the only Six Senses property in China but also the first mountain-themed Six Senses resort globally. Walking past small bridges over flowing water and serene bamboo paths leads to the lobby, where the contours of Qingcheng Mountain faintly emerge through the mist. The spacious rooms come with private courtyards, and since most of the time here is spent enjoying the stunning scenery rather than just sleeping, the minor drawbacks mentioned earlier become negligible. The complimentary welcome fruits were incredibly fresh – I couldn't resist indulging in some. The overall design style of the hotel is a masterpiece worthy of appreciation by design connoisseurs and aesthetics lovers. The entire garden design seamlessly blends into the foothills of Qingcheng Mountain, borrowing distant views to enhance the foreground. Traditional Chinese architecture, bamboo groves, and water features artfully divide different spaces, allowing guests to appreciate layered Chinese beauty from multiple perspectives. During this osmanthus-scented season, breathing in the fresh mountain air deeply satisfies all senses. It's hard to imagine such a profound interpretation of Chinese aesthetics came from a foreign designer – they've mastered it perfectly. Compared to typical resorts, this hotel offers more diverse activities, including expansive sports facilities and a vegetable garden farm – absolutely delightful!