Sunyata Hotel Meili
The idyllic Sunyata Hotel is nestled in an isolated hillside at the foot of the sacred Tibetan mountain in Yunnan province. The hotel has taken on the challenge of integrating traditional Tibetan architecture with Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy. Designed by Zhao Yang Architects, the aesthetics respect traditional local architecture, and honor the environment and local culture. Expect genuine Tibetan fireplaces and Buddhist murals.
3.600 meters above sea level and surrounded by a century-old village, the 19 rooms and suites feature an open studio with uninterrupted views, offering incredible views to guests.
The hotel counts with a fantastic restaurant which serves authentic seasonal Yunnan cuisine, try new textures and flavors for an unforgettable experience!
Price from 320€/night
Location: Shangri-La, Yunnan, China
Rooms: 19 rooms
Services:
Yoga & Meditation
Authentic Yunnan cuisine restaurant
Designed by Yang Zhao & Ke Xie
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