HUALUXE Leshan!! A home away from home

Although the hotel was rebranded from Kaiyuan Mingdu, the decor incorporates many Chinese elements that are very much in line with the HUALUXE brand. The overall style is calm and old-fashioned, but well-maintained and not outdated. In this era of CCD, it is a breath of fresh air. . Although it doesn't have the open river view of HUALUXE Yibin, the hotel is located at a busy intersection, and the square in front of it offers a very open view. The exterior of the building is very similar to HUALUXE Ningbo Harbor City. . The public area design of HUALUXE Leshan is like a flowing landscape painting, perfectly blending the spirit of Bashu, the depth of Oriental aesthetics, and the texture of modern luxury, creating a visual feast of "a view at every step, a scene at every view". The design language carries the millennial style of Chinese culture, while interpreting the elegant style of contemporary travel with a pioneering attitude, making it feel like stepping into an Oriental art museum that is "hidden in the city, returning to the heart". . Stepping into the lobby, the majestic high dome and the huge floor-to-ceiling windows create a transparent sense of breathing, with the sky and clouds pouring down, embracing the warm golden tones of the interior, as if bringing the vastness of the Minjiang River into the space. . The giant copper sculpture screen outlines the majestic silhouette of the Leshan Giant Buddha with abstract brushstrokes, the coldness of the metal and the warmth of the light collide, implying the balance of rigidity and softness in Buddhist culture; the stone texture on the floor meanders like a river, echoing the streamlined chandelier on the top, forming a virtual and real artistic conception of "mountain and water reflection". . The symphony of materials such as wood, bluestone, silk, and brass retains the rustic texture of nature while giving it a luxurious touch with modern craftsmanship. The hollowed-out lattice partition is inspired by the windows of western Sichuan, casting a poetic silhouette of swaying bamboo in the flow of light and shadow. . The social area of the public area is based on the concept of an "Oriental living room", which carries the ritual sense of traditional elegant gatherings and incorporates the warmth of the bustling city. . Velvet sofas and Ming-style circle chairs are arranged in a staggered manner, ink screens half-cover the tea table, copper incense burners emit smoke, exquisite and Zen-like floral arrangements, and the background music of the guqin creates a literary interest of "night talk around the stove". The glass wine cabinet and special cocktail menu at the bar break the time and space barrier with modern elements, allowing Eastern and Western aesthetics to have a dialogue here.