6. Focus on details to create
Details determine quality, the depth of design with details as the key point is the focus of ensuring quality, but also the premise of creating a boutique. Therefore, in the hotel, the depth of design of the details of the building, landscape and service facilities is particularly important. The detailed design of the architecture and landscape is reflected in various aspects such as materials, colours and workmanship. Service facilities, in their design, should take full account of the needs of the people who use them. Different groups of people have different behavioural and psychological conditions, and their activities must be analysed in depth and fully satisfied in the material functions of the facilities, so as to reflect a "humanised" design.
7. Construction of ecological space
Returning to nature is the dream of modern city dwellers, and the resort hotel is the vehicle to realise this dream. It can be said that from the time of its birth, the resort hotel has been branded as ecological, and as people's awareness of ecology and health increases, this branding is becoming clearer and more active. This trend can be seen in the rapid development of energy-efficient, green and eco-friendly hotels in countries around the world.
Whether it is the outdoor environment or the indoor layout, when constructing an ecological space, we should respect the principles of nature and ecological protection, make maximum use of the resources of the surrounding natural environment and realise the harmonious unity of "half made in nature and half made in man".
8. Landscape infiltration design
The unique geographical location and customer needs of a resort hotel determine the essential difference between it and a city hotel - the external environment becomes the main character beyond the building itself. This requires the designer to respect and appreciate the environment, and to make the positioning of the hotel building itself and the organisation of the space function appropriately handled and grasped, so that the hotel building and the surrounding environment are integrated, creating a harmonious and long-stay holiday environment.
