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The Shengbaolong Yaduo Hotel at Liaoyang Wanda Plaza is located in the vibrant heart of Liaoyang city, adjacent to the bustling Wanda Plaza. It seamlessly blends Liaoyang's rich historical heritage with modern living experiences through shopping, entertainment, and urban ambiance. The hotel is surrounded by dazzling cultural and tourism resources, offering easy walking access to Taizi River Park to experience the charm of natural oxygen bars. Drive to the "Liaocheng Pearl" Liaoyang White Pagoda, where intricate carvings tell the story of Tokyo's past and the mighty river. If your lover is refined and elegant, the Cao Xueqin Memorial Museum is right nearby, tracing the family roots of literary giants and uncovering the cultural codes behind Dream of the Red Chamber; and the Liaoyang Museum, which houses over two millennia of Liaoyang bronze ware and Han-Wei murals, is like a three-dimensional history. The hotel's transportation network is smooth and convenient, with seamless connections to nearby bus stops, making it easy to transfer to various cultural and tourism landmarks. Located near Liaoyang Station and the airport, driving is efficient and convenient. Whether you head to Tokyo Mausoleum in the morning to experience the solemnity, stroll along the moat in the afternoon to enjoy the sound of the dusk drum, every exploration feels smooth and hassle-free. The hotel always adheres to the philosophy of "starting with accommodation, not just staying there," and the 24-hour front desk ensures professional dedication for every journey. When you return from your tour, a warm cup of tea will soothe your fatigue; if you plan to travel, the staff's meticulously prepared travel and cultural guide, along with thoughtful advice, will help deepen your experience of Liaoyang's rich history and vibrant landscapes. Here, accommodation is not only a place for rest but also an ideal starting point for a cultural and tourism journey in Liaoyang, allowing every guest to experience modern comfort while immersing themselves in the city's millennium-old charm.