Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou Center, Localization and modernity(2)

Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou Center, Localization and modernity(2)

After entering the lobby, the double-layer high ceiling meets the guests’ eyes, and the decorative art lights on the ceiling are like a wave of ripples and waves, and the shape of the eaves of the Jiangnan buildings painted by Wu Guanzhong, which are the graceful silhouets depicted in the “Misty waves swaying in the sky, the buildings and halls leaning against the sunset”. Shaped like a boat on a canal, the central lounge is surrounded by a wavy profile overlooking the low-key reception at the far end. The floor tiles reflect the wavy waves of the canal, creating a peaceful start to the water journey, as if meeting the West for the first time, soft and stunning.

Overlapping layers, continuous waves

Lobby, meeting room, banquet hall and executive lounge

Inspired by the endless waves, the function rooms and executive lounges are designed in neutral, soft tones and with subtle patterns to cater for everything from toasts to peaceful relaxation.

The glass ceiling in the vestibule area allows natural light to pour in from above, making the space bright and comfortable. “Spring on the lake like a picture, chaotic peak around the horizontal shop.” Bai Juyi has depicted the scene of overlapping layers in “Spring on the Lake”, and the design presents the spring on the lake through the curves of furniture, lamps and walls. The color of the carpet and the green plants echo the line in the poem, “The green carpet thread draws early rice, the green skirt shows new Pu.” On both sides of the vestibule, curved arches of different heights cast unique shadows on the carpet, like sparkling water. The low lamps scattered in the vestibule area turn into “a pearl at the moon point wave center”.

Inside the banquet hall, graceful and winding waves adorn the entire space, giving a sense of tranquility and harmony. Floor-to-ceiling glass offers a panoramic view, evoking a peaceful atmosphere. The blue carpet extends into the ballroom, echoing the lobby area. The cross chandelier in the banquet hall presents a cascading wave effect in a modern and simple form, enhancing the overall beauty. The meeting room also features a soft canvas that is layered with subtle patterns inspired by waves, harmonizing the entire space with the core of the design.

The Executive Lounge is a separate space located on the upper floors of the hotel. Its design focuses on layers and intricate details. The curved design of the ceiling lighting creates a special lighting effect. Walking through it, guests can experience seamless transitions and thoughtful seating arrangements. Each seating area resembles a boat floating gently on a canal, while low lanterns provide soft lighting reminiscent of those on a ship. The multi-layered layout creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere that supports the needs of private meetings and is also a stopping point for this water journey, moored on the river to enjoy the moonlight and celebrate together.

Back to clear reflection, sky and water phase muddy

Recreation space (gym, swimming pool and spa area)

The wellness space includes a bright gym, swimming pool and changing rooms that contrast with the darker spa area. These Spaces are inspired by the reflection of the water during the day and at dusk, and are designed to create a peaceful and fresh atmosphere.

In the gym, pool and dressing room areas, the tranquil reflections of the water during the day create a fresh, contemplative atmosphere for guests. As guests transition from daily activities to wellness activities, they will be gently wrapped in a calming and soothing atmosphere created by the soft light on the water. The gym, pool area and changing rooms work seamlessly together to create a harmonious space that promotes relaxation and rejuvenation. Low scallop corrugated ceilings and sunbeds further enhance the sense of tranquility, creating a peaceful and relaxing place for visitors.

In contrast, the design concept of the spa area is inspired by the reflection of the water at night, creating a sense of calm and depth. Here, guests relax, indulge in luxurious spa treatments and revel in a peaceful atmosphere that is enhanced by light and shadow.

The deep tones of the shadows create a sense of grounding and calm, allowing guests to enjoy immersive relaxation.

The dance of light and shadow, night and day

Rooms & Suites

The rooms have been carefully designed to provide a deep and light atmosphere, allowing guests to indulge in the misty atmosphere. The design is inspired by “the mist of water on the lake, the turbulence of microwave, and the color of water and sky”, which perfectly integrates the elements of water, lake and canal.

When you enter the bedroom, you will see a bed for relaxation and adjacent to the office area. The lamps are cleverly placed at the same height to create a peaceful atmosphere along the river. The bedroom is decorated in orange and aqua blue colors in the evening, echoing the light and shadow on the water at night and day.

The flexible furniture design allows guests to enjoy the beautiful view of the West Lake and canal by the window beside the desk, creating the perfect environment for sipping Longjing tea. The West Lake painting on the glass screen in the guest room bathroom comes into view. When night falls, the screen will light up like a light box, showing the unique landscape of the broken bridge of the West Lake. Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou Central skillfully blends the exploration of Hangzhou’s rivers with its culture, presenting the true essence and charm of modern Hangzhou. Here, every drop of water singing is an invitation to lead guests into the depths of the city’s soul, inviting guests to open a unique and heart-touching water town trip.

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