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ROOMS & FACILITY
Shire Room (101)
Joy of the Hobbit Hills
In the Shire Room, a round window mirror and rustic wooden furnishings welcome you. Floral curtains, tiny tea sets, and soft pastel colors create an atmosphere of comfort and cheer. It feels as though the scent of freshly baked scones wafts in from Bilbo Baggins’ kitchen. This is a haven of peace and happiness.
Moria Room (102)
Deep Within the Stone
Upon entering the Moria Room, dimly lit stone walls surround you. In the flickering glow of chained lanterns, you almost hear distant echoes of dwarven hammers. A stone candleholder rests in a corner, casting shadows that dance across the room. Sleeping here is like listening to the ancient legends of Khazad-dûm.
Gondor Room (103)
Guardian of the White City
The Gondor Room reflects the proud white stone walls and noble spirit of Minas Tirith. With silver-detailed black curtains and marble-inspired surfaces, it evokes the grandeur of the White City. The emblem of the White Tree of Gondor stands tall within the room. Staying here feels like being a guest in King Elessar’s royal court.
Lothlórien Room (104)
Heart of the Golden Wood
Sunlight streams through the golden leaves of mallorn trees. The Lothlórien Room carries the peaceful aura of Lady Galadriel’s realm. Soft golden lights, floral-patterned cushions, and refined embroidery surround you. Time seems to stand still here—only the whispers of leaves accompany your thoughts. As moonlight filters in through the window, you drift between dream and reality.
Rohan Room (105)
Land of Horses
As you open the door, a faint scent of straw greets you—this is the heartbeat of nature. Wooden beams, leather accessories, and carved horse figures bring the Rohan Room to life. Through the window, the vast green plains seem to stretch beyond the horizon. Wake up to the gentle caress of the morning wind.
Valinor Room (106)
Realm of the Undying Light
With pure white walls, golden accents, and a glowing aura, the Valinor Room stands apart. Subtle halos of light shimmer on the ceiling, as if both the Sun and Moon reside together. Staying here feels like being a guest in the sacred lands beyond Middle-earth—where time fades and serenity reigns.