Cascading down a forested hillside above the Fuchun River in Tonglu county — the landscape that inspired the fourteenth-century painter Huang Gongwang's celebrated Fuchun Mountains scroll — a series of dark-clad gabled villas descend toward the water in tiers, their weathered-steel and timber cladding calibrated to recede into the canopy rather than announce themselves against it. Conrad Hangzhou Tonglu opened as part of a broader resort development in this stretch of Zhejiang province that has drawn significant design attention precisely because of its cultural weight: to build here is to build inside one of Chinese landscape painting's most revered subjects. The interiors work a careful translation of that context into contemporary hospitality language. Guest room walls are lined in warm honey-toned brick-pattern panels, pitched ceilings lift the volume without grandiosity, and full-height glazed doors frame the Fuchun reservoir and mountain silhouette as a living scroll in every room. The all-day dining space takes the most confident gesture: mature trees planted through the floor plane rise into a slatted timber ceiling pierced by a skylight grid, circular banquette seating arranged around their bases as though the forest has been invited inside. The Chinese restaurant counters with tufted cognac leather booths, a geometric dark-timber ceiling, and latticed bronze screen partitions that carry a quietly Art Deco register. Throughout, the palette — pale oak, warm stone, dusty plum rugs — keeps the eye moving outward toward the mountains rather than resting on the decoration.

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All 79 rooms are spacious with a minimum size of 73sqm and guest can enjoy the splendid Tianxi Lake view in every room. The main room type including Deluxe Suite, Premium Suite, Premium Duplex Suite and four kinds of Villas. Some Villas have private outdoor swimming pool. Complemented with the luxurious facilities and services that you have come to expect from a Conrad hotel.