Haotze Xireidi, a two-story loft hiding laziness and ambition in the sky

Amid the bustling life in the heart of Shenyang, the Haotze Xireidi Hotel’s loft rooms layer the crispness of the North with delicate living into a two-story surprise. Opening the door, the soaring space hits your eyes—no cramped standard rooms here, only the openness unique to Shengjing, cutting your travel fatigue in half. During the day, it’s an open “social lounge.” The long dining table on the first floor can hold freshly bought local snacks, with friends gathered around sharing daytime plans and mapping out the evening route, the air filled with relaxed chatter. The charging outlets beside the sofa are discreet yet just enough—phone, camera, plug in easily, no more anxiety about finding a power source. When the sun is out, the entire first floor is bright and airy; snap a photo to share, no one would guess it’s a hotel room. Upstairs is the “exclusive private area”: an undisturbed sleeping space where the mattress supports your tired body perfectly, and the bedside wall lamp glows warmly like a nightlight at home. The biggest surprise is the small window seat—just add a cushion and you can curl up for an afternoon, flipping through a few pages, daydreaming, watching pedestrians stroll slowly below, suddenly understanding the true meaning of “stealing half a day of leisure from life.” There’s no standardized “hotel feel” here, only the gentle care that neatly holds your little habits and preferences. This loft space holds the ease of travel and embraces the ambition of solitude.