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Inside CHINA'S Hidden Luxury Hotel | Sugar House YANGSHUO
Sugar House Yangshuo: China's Hidden Luxury Hotel
I stayed at one of China’s most breathtaking hidden hotels... a luxury resort built inside an old sugar mill on the Li River. This is what it’s really like inside Sugar House Yangshuo.
This luxury hotel in China felt like something out of a movie. Located in Yangshuo on the banks of the Li River,...
I stayed at one of China’s most breathtaking hidden hotels... a luxury resort built inside an old sugar mill on the Li River. This is what it’s really like inside Sugar House Yangshuo. This luxury hotel in China felt like something out of a movie. Located in Yangshuo on the banks of the Li River, the Sugar House was once a working sugar mill. Today, it’s been transformed into one of the most unforgettable luxury hotels in the world. In this video, you’ll see the original pressing room turned into a bar, a pool that sits on the old loading dock, and interiors that blend industrial history with modern design. Whether you’re planning to travel in China or just love discovering hidden gems around the world, this is one you don’t want to miss.
Discover the Sugar House Yangshuo, a breathtaking luxury resort nestled in a former sugar mill on the Li River in China. This stunning hotel seamlessly blends industrial history with modern design, offering an unforgettable experience. Explore the original pressing room, now a chic bar, and take a dip in the pool overlooking the old loading dock. A must-see for luxury travelers and those seeking unique accommodations.
I stayed at one of China’s most breathtaking hidden hotels... a luxury resort built inside an old sugar mill on the Li River. This is what it’s really like inside Sugar House Yangshuo. This luxury hotel in China felt like something out of a movie. Located in Yangshuo on the banks of the Li River, the Sugar House was once a working sugar mill. Today, it’s been transformed into one of the most unforgettable luxury hotels in the world. In this video, you’ll see the original pressing room turned into a bar, a pool that sits on the old loading dock, and interiors that blend industrial history with modern design. Whether you’re planning to travel in China or just love discovering hidden gems around the world, this is one you don’t want to miss.
Allison's journey to the Sugar House Yangshuo reveals a hidden luxury hotel that seamlessly blends industrial history with modern design. Built in 1969 as a working sugar mill, this resort sits on the banks of the Li River, surrounded by the iconic karst mountains of Guangxi. From the moment she stepped onto the property, Allison was struck by the serene atmosphere and the thoughtful preservation of the original structure. The hotel's director, Michael, graciously offered a private tour, starting with the bar—once the pressing room where sugarcane was squeezed. The original walls and machinery remain, now transformed into a sleek cocktail space. <br> Outside, the pool is a showstopper: it occupies the old sugarcane loading dock, with the platform still intact, offering panoramic views of the Li River and the 'gumdrop' mountains. The scene is so surreal it feels like a dream. At sunset, the pool deck becomes even more magical, with the water and sky reflecting brilliant blues and greens, reminiscent of the northern lights. Michael shared that the space is often used for weddings and luxury car photoshoots, which is easy to understand. <br> Allison and her friend Katie enjoyed a dinner of local cuisine at the hotel's restaurant, then experienced the bar come alive at night. The ambiance was calm and peaceful, making them feel transported to a quiet oasis. On their last morning, they spent time by the pool and exploring the grounds, discovering something new at every corner. <br> Throughout her travels in China, Allison has been amazed by the warmth of the people she meets. The hospitality at Sugar House was no exception. This hidden gem is a testament to the country's ability to surprise and delight, offering a unique blend of history, design, and natural beauty. For Allison, the experience was a reminder that there is still so much to uncover in the world, and that the most incredible places often lie off the beaten path.
Allison's stay at the Sugar House Yangshuo reveals a stunning transformation of a 1969 sugar mill into a luxury resort on the Li River. The preserved pressing room bar, the pool built on the old loading dock, and the breathtaking sunset reflections make this hidden gem unforgettable. A must-see for anyone seeking unique design and authentic Chinese hospitality.
Allison explores a luxury hotel in Yangshuo, transformed from a 1969 sugar mill on the Li River. The stunning pool, historic bar, and warm hospitality leave her
Inside China's Hidden Luxury Hotel: Sugar House Yangshuo on Li River
0:50 The hotel is a former sugar mill built in 1969, transformed into a luxury resort. The original architecture is preserved, blending industrial history with modern design.
1:28 The bar is located in the original pressing room where sugarcane was squeezed. The walls and machinery remain, creating a unique cocktail experience.
2:30 The pool sits on the old sugarcane loading dock on the edge of the Li River. The platform is intact, offering stunning views of the karst mountains.
3:30 Enjoy dinner with local cuisine at the hotel restaurant, then visit the pressing room bar at night for a lively atmosphere.
3:58 At sunset, the pool deck lights up with brilliant blues and greens, reflecting on the mountains and river. Perfect for photography or romantic moments.
4:39 Spend your last morning exploring the grounds and relaxing by the pool. Every corner has something to discover.
0:50 The hotel is a former sugar mill built in 1969, transformed into a luxury resort. The original architecture is preserved, blending industrial history with modern design.
1:28 The bar is located in the original pressing room where sugarcane was squeezed. The walls and machinery remain, creating a unique cocktail experience.
2:30 The pool sits on the old sugarcane loading dock on the edge of the Li River. The platform is intact, offering stunning views of the karst mountains.
3:30 Enjoy dinner with local cuisine at the hotel restaurant, then visit the pressing room bar at night for a lively atmosphere.
3:58 At sunset, the pool deck lights up with brilliant blues and greens, reflecting on the mountains and river. Perfect for photography or romantic moments.
4:39 Spend your last morning exploring the grounds and relaxing by the pool. Every corner has something to discover.
0:01 Introduction to sugar mill hotel
0:50 Hidden gem in Yangshuo mountains
1:15 Meeting Michael and private tour
1:28 Bar in original pressing room
2:30 Pool on old loading dock
3:30 Dinner and evening bar
3:58 Sunset pool deck magic
4:39 Last morning exploring grounds
5:13 Conclusion and hidden gems
0:01 Introduction to sugar mill hotel
0:50 Hidden gem in Yangshuo mountains
1:15 Meeting Michael and private tour
1:28 Bar in original pressing room
2:30 Pool on old loading dock
3:30 Dinner and evening bar
3:58 Sunset pool deck magic
4:39 Last morning exploring grounds
5:13 Conclusion and hidden gems
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It was a working sugar mill built in 1969.
What is the pool built on?
It's on the old sugarcane loading dock right on the edge of the Li River.
Who gave you a tour?
Michael, the director of operations, was so kind and welcoming.
What was the most surprising thing?
The sunset pool deck looked just like the northern lights, with brilliant blues and greens reflecting on the mountains.
