Xuzhou Moshang Aesthetics Hotel (Olympic Sports Center & Dalong Lake Branch)
Location:
Located at Building 1, Greenland Mansion, No. 58 Pengzu Avenue, Yunlong District, Xuzhou City, the hotel is situated right next to Dalong Lake Park. Nestled by the lake, it offers a beautiful and serene environment.
Facilities & Services:
The hotel features brand-new facilities and spacious, comfortable rooms equipped with zero-pressure mattresses, memory pillows, and a XiaoDu smart control system. Select room types also include a private tea room. The hotel provides 24-hour concierge service with a warm and attentive front desk, earning high praise for thoughtful gestures like complimentary room upgrades and welcome gifts. In the evening, the lobby serves complimentary porridge with side dishes, perfect for late-arriving guests. Embracing Chinese national-chic aesthetics, the hotel offers Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) experiences, allowing guests to immerse themselves in traditional cultural charm. Additional amenities include a parking lot, luggage storage, a café, and a bar.
Design & Brand Concept:
Designed by GLS Design Company, the hotel is crafted in a "light Chinese," "Song Dynasty minimalist," and "Jiangnan" style, creating a trendy Chinese-style hotel product.
Moshang Aesthetics is a mid-to-high-end, national-chic hotel brand under the Moshang Hotel Group. With the "Family Precepts of Qian Liu" as its cultural core, the brand uses the "Flower Elegance" from the Eight Elegances of the Song Dynasty as its main theme, seamlessly integrating the Song Ci (lyrics) of the famous Song Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao. From spatial aesthetics to the guest experience, it presents a fresh, trendy interpretation of Song Dynasty culture. Adhering to the design philosophy of "unique design for each property, a scenic view at every step," the hotel draws inspiration from local culture and offers customized guest rooms. Characterized by its "light Chinese, Song minimalist, and Jiangnan style," it creates a "Song-trendy" space filled with Eastern beauty, featuring seven distinct spatial elements: Tang (Hall), Lang (Corridor), Guan (Pavilion), Fang (Room), Xiang (Dining), Huan (Washing), and Jing (Realm)