A bird's-eye view of Sendi Hotel. [Photo/Nantong Daily]

The Sendi Hotel in Chongchuan district, Nantong, incorporates 100 mu (6.67 hectares) of African savanna landscape, allowing guests to see giraffes, zebras, ostriches, and other African animals right outside their windows.

The hotel creates an immersive space with scenes like savannah sunset dome and tribal totem art gallery, transforming guestrooms into exhibition halls. The exterior design of the building draws inspiration from African tribal styles and colors, exuding a primitive natural atmosphere. Inside, African wood carvings, animal bone masks, and murals depicting African savanna landscapes and tribal life scenes are displayed.

Exotic animals reside within Sendi Hotel. [Photo/Nantong Daily]

The hotel offers more than 500 rooms, including mushroom houses, tree houses, ocean themes, and three other styles, with both family rooms and standard rooms. In addition, the hotel promotes the concept of coexistence with animals through panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing guests to live side-by-side with African wildlife.

The hotel is also equipped with a full-time Western restaurant, an African-themed Chinese restaurant, a large banquet hall, and conference rooms, all meeting five-star hotel standards.

The hotel will continue optimizing the customer experience, upgrading the intelligence level of its facilities, and offering activities in collaboration with the Nantong Forest Safari Park and the Sendi Ice and Snow Ocean Park.