The YDD RESORT is a lifestyle vacation complex centered around boutique holiday homestays, integrating leisure and entertainment, nature education, and field art. Aim to explore the mechanism of outdoor lifestyle, integrate products with the commonalities of nature, and provide a place of refuge for people who yearn for nature in this world.
YDD RESORT Lianyun Mountain is a comprehensive cultural and tourism project located in Jinkeng, a holy land for river tracing in Liuyang. The planned area includes Yueshan Courtyard, Fireworks Villa, Wilderness Camp, and Free Field. The first phase of Yueshan Xiaoyuan covers an area of 1500 square meters and has 4 rooms (sets). The courtyard landscape, through the renovation of the building, creates a dialogue between indoor space and outdoor mountain scenery, creating and carrying a residential and social scene for travelers to stay and roam. The first phase of the fireworks villa is exclusively designed by a professional team from the University of California, Berkeley School of Architecture, based on the scenery of the mountains. It covers an area of 1800 square meters and consists of four three story independent buildings. Taking inspiration from Liuyang fireworks and firecracker tubes, whenever night falls, the cabin will emit a brilliant light, shining together with the bright moon and stars.
"A Serene Mountain Retreat: A Perfect Escape from the Hustle
This mountain hotel is an absolute gem for anyone craving peace and connection with nature—easily one of my favorite getaways in recent memory.
From the moment I arrived, the architectural charm stood out: sleek, modern white buildings nestled against a lush forest backdrop, with rustic stone retaining walls adding a warm, earthy contrast. The interiors are just as thoughtfully designed—cozy lounge areas feature a crackling wood-burning stove that invites you to kick back and unwind (I spent hours with my feet up by the fire, sipping tea, and forgetting the outside world).
The outdoor spaces are equally delightful: sun-dappled patios with soft flooring, where my spaniel wandered by (a sweet, unexpected touch!), and gravel paths that lead to sweeping views of the wooded hills. Every corner feels intentional, balancing minimalist design with the raw beauty of the surrounding nature.
What truly makes this place special is the tranquility. It’s quiet enough to hear the rustle of leaves and birdsong, yet the amenities are comfortable and well-appointed—no roughing it here. The staff (though I didn’t interact much, thanks to the seclusion) seemed attentive, and the little touches (like the firewood stacked neatly by the stove) made the stay feel personal and cared for.
If I had to nitpick, it’s that the remote location means you’ll need a car to explore nearby spots—but that’s part of the appeal for a true escape.
Rating: 5/5
This hotel isn’t just a place to sleep; it’s a chance to slow down, breathe, and soak in nature’s beauty. I’ll definitely be coming back."