bynaked Hotel Boluo·Huizhou is transformed from an old cement plant. Its main buildings are reconstructed on the original structural framework of the cement plant, with tea culture serving as the core design theme throughout the resort.
Inspired by Huizhou’s traditional tea contest culture, bynaked Hotel Boluo·Huizhou lobby features lamps shaped like classic tea-sets for tea contests, alongside floor tiles engraved with tea leaf patterns. Natural materials such as bamboo, wood and clay are widely adopted across the space. Guest rooms are divided into four categories: Tea Field Cloud Retreat, Tea Field Suite, Green Field Duplex Suite and Cloud Realm Suite. Ample natural light floods the rooms, which are decorated with eco-friendly log and linen furnishings to create a warm and rustic staying ambiance.
Centering on tea culture, the lobby fully integrates Huizhou tea contest aesthetics into every detail. Lamps combine tea sieves and teacups for a vivid visual effect; tea-leaf-patterned pavements are dotted with tea plants, infusing every step with elegant tea charm. Natural textures of bamboo, wood and clay are matched with waterscape designs to build a relaxing and airy vacation vibe.
Moreover, cute wildlife elements are embedded in public areas and walking routes. Floors are named after forest creatures including squirrels and owls, with corresponding wooden animal carvings placed at elevator exits on each floor, filling the whole resort with wild fun and natural vitality.
Closely cooperating with local tea factories and positioned as a light travel destination, Bynaked Hotel encourages guests to escape urban hustle and explore nature as well as local culture. Guests can access tea factories with room cards to experience tea picking, tea making and traditional tea art ceremonies.
A sunset healing trail connects the rooftops of the two buildings, offering a prime spot to watch sunrise and sunset. Leveraging surrounding tea gardens, farmlands and mountainous landscapes, the resort launches outdoor activities including horse riding in tea plantations and cycling tours.
Indoor activity centers regularly hold handicraft courses such as pottery making, plant rubbing and bamboo weaving, catering to both family travelers and adult guests.