Commune by the Great Wall
Once hailed as the "New Architectural Wonder of China,” Commune by the Great Wall comprises 40 villas with 175 suites and 11 Presidential Suites.
Each villa has a unique structure and theme. From the Bamboo Wall, which offers six bedrooms and a tea room, to the Suitcase House and the Forest House (seen from afar, the Forest House resembles a bird's nest in a tree)
The architectural masterpieces were designed by 12 architects for guests to enjoy.
The great thing for travelers staying at the Commune is it offers a private path to a non-restored section of the Great Wall of China.
Surrounded by mountain views, this hike is a perfect way to explore the area and interact with nature.
Bamboo Wall
Architect: Kengo Kuma (Japan)
Suitcase House
Architect: Gary Chang (Hong Kong)
Cantilever House
Architect: Antonio Ochoa (China)
The Airport House, designed by architect Chien Hsueh-Yi, has four bedrooms, a sauna, and a natural stone-made bath.
Three living rooms extend in different directions, just like the boarding corridors at an air terminal. There is also a half-underground private room.
Hungry after that hike? The Courtyard Restaurant serves a variety of regional Chinese cuisines and includes a bar and three discrete private rooms, each with a private garden en suite.
There is a poolside cafe, and guests can grab a drink at the Pink Bar.
