The contemporary, two-story hotel features a curved and undulating roof based on Song Dynasty architecture.

Korean ceramic artist Lee Hun Chung installed three reception desks before a large piece from Korean artist Ran Hwang depicting a traditional Song Dynasty building crafted with buttons, beads, and pins on a wood panel.

Featured among the hotel’s public spaces is the simple and modern lobby lounge.

The Xi Bar boasts a scholarly aesthetic with bamboo barstools, antique sideboards, and traditional patterns on wooden lattice screens.

Traditional elements including hanging lights are translated through a modern lens.

A long wood table and a green textured wall in a hotel meeting space.

In the presidential suite, the curves of the ceiling correspond to the roof overhead.

Tables and floor lamps in each guestroom recall traditional lanterns.

Abstract landscape murals behind guestroom beds reference Chinese ink paintings.