Welcome to naked Water. Inspired by Taihu Lake’s serenity and grace, naked Water brings fluidity and poetry into the resort experience. We hope you can enjoy your visit, and indulge in this new found contemporary luxury.
Born of the area’s rich culture and eternal grace, naked Water takes the form of a traditional Suzhou community at Taihu’s lakeside, enhancing the luxury resort experience with nature and heritage.
naked Water comes with 92 themed guest rooms, 2 restaurants, a world-class naked Leaf Spa and a Su Village for crafts and arts. As the harbour for your return to nature, naked Water is the much-deserved getaway for anyone in search of both a cultural and natural escape.
Our designs, constructions, and managements of all naked resorts follow strict principles of sustainability. We are dedicated to preserving and presenting both the nature and the heritage of the land we work on, to ensure the balance and health of all aspects affected by our decisions.
The naked Water’s reception is an exceptional work combining sustainability and interior design. It is an actual Taihu boat, recycled and renewed from its abandoned state of 50 years. Through the help of local fishermen, our designers were able to revive its entirety, and have it as a centre piece of our resort.
The woodworks used in naked Water are found from the old fishermen houses along the Taihu Lake. Our designers recycled these age-old materials and embedded them into the resort's interior. Other items such as lamps and shades are also made from materials that were leftovers of the region's constructions.
All the bamboo works in naked Water are made by Mr. Xuexing Yao, a 76 years old craftsmen, the last of the few who inherited the art of bamboo weaving- Mr. Yao's craft is done by slashing bamboo into incredibly slim pieces, and weaving them into fishing baskets. As the last guardian ofthis craft, naked wants to help preserve this amazing art, and present it through a modern lens.
The naked Water’s reception is an exceptional work combining sustainability and interior design. It is an actual Taihu boat, recycled and renewed from its abandoned state of 50 years. Through the help of local fishermen, our designers were able to revive its entirety, and have it as a centre piece of our resort.
The woodworks used in naked Water are found from the old fishermen houses along the Taihu Lake. Our designers recycled these age-old materials and embedded them into the resort's interior. Other items such as lamps and shades are also made from materials that were leftovers of the region's constructions.
