Regional characteristics always infiltrate into the party hall in some way, Beijing has a courtyard party hall, Shanghai has an alley, a western-style building rebuilt from the party hall, and Hangzhou's water town charm is also integrated into the local party hall. The Blue Wood Villa Party is a party brand featuring water town style decoration.
Jing Ya Pavilion is the most distinctive branch of Blue Wood, whether it is the architectural layout, furniture, tea table or courtyard, all of which reveal a full of ancient Chinese style. Customers are in it, as if walking into a small Jiangnan garden, antique, quiet and elegant. Jing Ya Pavilion is the branch library that has given full play to the classical style, showing the ancient charm of Jiangnan from the overall layout to the details and decorations, while the other branches are mostly a combination of Chinese elements and other styles. The Elk Forest Pavilion blends classical architecture with modern elements, and the interior decoration is fresh and simple, with classic wooden window lattices, Japanese-style tatami mats, and American-style pastoral floral sofas. The swimming pool is located in a small courtyard, surrounded by low gray and white courtyard walls, with a few Chinese-style chairs and imitation ancient boats, quite a bit of the artistic conception of a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. The No. 6 block pavilion is decorated in the style of old wood and cement, with green walls, imitation green trees and flowers, dead wood piles and cement walls, which are nostalgic and colorful.
Bluewood is not sloppy in terms of hardware, and all branches use JBL audio, which has excellent sound quality, and Maiba will not be disappointed. As the branch library with the highest configuration, Jing Ya Ge is equipped with a theater-level 5.1 surround sound multimedia system and 200-inch high-definition audio-visual, which has excellent viewing effect, and is equipped with a fresh air system, so that customers can enjoy fresh air in closed spaces such as cinemas and KTVs, and the hardware strength far exceeds that of most Hangzhou party halls.
The Qiantang River passes through Hangzhou, and Hangzhou people have always loved to drink tea, so the view of the river and tea tasting have also become the unique characteristic activities of the Hangzhou villa party hall, and the blue wood is no exception, with floor-to-ceiling windows and tea rooms for enjoying the scenery. In addition, there are standard items such as somatosensory games, chess and cards, automatic mahjong, table football, national standard billiards, board games, and outdoor barbecue. Overall, Bluewood's entertainment is rich in variety, although not new.
Chef Lanmu has many years of experience in star-rated hotels, and has provided more than 100 party catering, and the products are stable. Chinese food is divided into two types of set meals, both are shared, one set is charged per person, ranging from 88 yuan to 268 yuan per person, and the second set meal is 1280 yuan to 28880 yuan per table, and the specific dishes can be discussed with the housekeeper. There are three types of buffets, with the highest price of about 200 yuan, and the dishes include Chinese, Western, Japanese, desserts and drinks.
Bluewood is divided into three sessions: matinee, evening and all-day performances, and pricing varies between weekdays and weekends. With a total of 1,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor water, with a private pool, the price is the highest. The Elk Forest Pavilion also has a swimming pool, which is slightly less expensive than Jing Ya Ge, while the Chunjiang Flower Moon Pavilion and Block 6 have the lowest prices. In addition, customers who wish to use the pool will be charged an additional fee and make a reservation 2 days or more in advance.
