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Inside China's Hotel That Looks Like 9 Trees: What's It Like Now?
Explore Sanya’s Nine Tree-Shaped Skyscrapers Beauty Crown Gr
I explored the famous Beauty Crown Hotel in Sanya, China. This massive complex consists of 9 tree-shaped skyscrapers, each 100 meters tall. With a design that looks like giant Lego blocks forming an "Urban Forest," the balconies jut out like branches and fruit. It is often called one of the weirdest...
The traveler visits Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel in Sanya, a vast complex built around nine tree-shaped skyscrapers standing about 100 meters tall. The architecture resembles giant Lego blocks arranged as an Urban Forest, with balconies jutting out like branches. It’s noted as one of the world’s quirkiest hotel designs and holds a Guinness World Record for the most rooms, including a seven‑star and a platinum five‑star component plus serviced apartments. The surreal exterior makes it perfect for photography and film-like scenes. However, the location and sparse tourism keep rents unusually cheap, and maintenance has declined, resulting in many areas being abandoned or deserted. The video guides viewers through the grand entrance, an abandoned commercial street, an artistic corridor in a tunnel, interior shots inside the Tree Hotel, balcony views, a playground, an empty commercial street, and the grounds beneath the nine towering trees. The exploration offers a rare glimpse into what this massive structure feels like when it’s not bustling with guests.
Traveling to Sanya reveals a landmark that feels carved from a sci-fi fantasy: the Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel, a massive complex built around nine tree-shaped skyscrapers. Each tower soars about 100 meters, forming an urban forest where balconies branch out like limbs and fruit. The project is famous for its bold, Lego-like architecture and has earned a Guinness World Record for housing an enormous number of rooms, over 6,668 keys, with a mix of a seven-star hotel, a platinum five-star hotel, and serviced apartments. The design invites dramatic photography and a sense of otherworldliness, as if stepping onto a movie set. Yet the scene isn’t pristine. The site’s awkward location and dwindling visitors have driven rents down to incredibly low levels, and maintenance has faltered in many areas, leaving portions deserted or abandoned. The video takes viewers through the grand entrance, the abandoned commercial street, an artistic tunnel, the interior of the tree hotel, balcony vistas, a
The traveler visits Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel in Sanya, a vast complex built around nine tree-shaped skyscrapers standing about 100 meters tall. The architecture resembles giant Lego blocks arranged as an Urban Forest, with balconies jutting out like branches. It’s noted as one of the world’s quirkiest hotel designs and holds a Guinness World Record for the most rooms, including a seven‑star and a platinum five‑star component plus serviced apartments. The surreal exterior makes it perfect for photography and film-like scenes. However, the location and sparse tourism keep rents unusually cheap, and maintenance has declined, resulting in many areas being abandoned or deserted. The video guides viewers through the grand entrance, an abandoned commercial street, an artistic corridor in a tunnel, interior shots inside the Tree Hotel, balcony views, a playground, an empty commercial street, and the grounds beneath the nine towering trees. The exploration offers a rare glimpse into what this massive structure feels like when it’s not bustling with guests.
CN Walking enters the Crown of Beauty Hotel in Sanya, Hainan, a surreal complex of nine tree shaped towers that look like a futuristic urban forest built with oversized blocks. The place was once marketed as seven star luxury, yet today it feels dilapidated and almost empty. The escort notes that the nearby commercial street is abandoned and room prices have dropped to around ten dollars. Inside, there are thousands of rooms and carpeted floors that haven’t been cleaned in years, with a stale smell and quiet corridors. The balconies are perforated, giving a mosaic view of the surroundings, and a sunset that proves quite beautiful. The tour includes an eerie art gallery tunnel, a clean yet lonely playground, and an internal exploration that reveals a complex once meant to impress, now yearning for maintenance and visitors. The guide reflects on social questions behind the flashy decor, the rapid wealth that followed reform, and the strange aesthetics favored by some in China. CN Walking captures a rare moment when the vast structure sits quiet, offering a rare glimpse into what it feels like when not buzzing with guests. This journey into the abandoned corridors, the main entrance, and the back entrances reveals both awe and melancholy in equal measure.
In this eye catching exploration, CN Walking walks through a monument of over the top ambition: Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel in Sanya, a complex built around nine towering tree shaped buildings that soar about a hundred meters high. The hotel’s exterior looks like giant Lego blocks stacked to form an urban forest, with balconies stretching out like branches and a texture that suggests futuristic grandeur. The video frames a place that was once billed as a seven star luxury destination but now feels both lavish and decayed, a paradox that invites both awe and unease. The guide roams through the grand entrance, wanders an abandoned commercial street, passes an art gallery styled tunnel, and steps inside the Tree Hotel itself where carpeted floors, distant echoes, and a stale mildew scent signal years of neglect. The narrator notes the odd economics of the site: rooms priced as low as ten dollars, a near empty occupancy, and a landscape that’s both photogenic and melancholy. The journey,
CN Walking visits the Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel in Sanya, a massive, tree shaped complex once promoted as a luxury landmark but now largely deserted. The 탐험
Exploring Beauty Crown Grand Tree Hotel: inside the tree shaped towers
0:34 check current occupancy and price trends before visiting a near empty property; expect very quiet conditions and be mindful of safety and permissions
2:37 bring a flashlight and listen for echoes in long empty corridors; photography shines in autumn light
6:21 balconies offer dramatic vantage points, but the perforations can be wind exposed; step carefully and watch weather
8:18 the playground seems clean but unused; great for a shot of contrast between play and abandonment} ,{
0:34 check current occupancy and price trends before visiting a near empty property; expect very quiet conditions and be mindful of safety and permissions
2:37 bring a flashlight and listen for echoes in long empty corridors; photography shines in autumn light
6:21 balconies offer dramatic vantage points, but the perforations can be wind exposed; step carefully and watch weather
8:18 the playground seems clean but unused; great for a shot of contrast between play and abandonment} ,{
0:00 nine tree towers
0:34 commercial street abandoned
1:20 staying overnight
2:30 art gallery tunnel
3:54 inside the hotel
6:21 balconies view
8:18 playground
10:25 commercial street closed
15:15 building closed
16:17 back entrance messy
00:46 Grand Tree Building Entrance
01:17 Abandoned Commercial Street
02:33 Artistic Corridor in the Tunnel
03:44 Inside the Tree Hotel
05:59 Balcony Views
08:00 Playground Area
10:39 Empty Commercial Street
13:58 Exploring the Grounds Under the 9 Giant Trees
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The place feels largely deserted with many areas not maintained, but some parts remain accessible for exploration.
