A Pastel Sanctuary and the Slow-Tempo Poetry of Macaron Hues
Little Deer Mido Design Hotel is tucked away in Bohou Village, Yalong Bay, where pink and white blend in an Instagram-inspired palette to sketch a dreamy macaron island. The building shimmers with soft hues in the interplay of light and shadow, while the pool rests in the courtyard like a piece of gradient glass, echoing the European circular bar to create a sweet yet sophisticated photo haven—where time naturally slows to a gentle half-speed.

Sweet Settings and the Lazy Narrative of Twilight Hours
Guest rooms are dressed in muted Morandi tones, accented with curved lines and woven textures, some featuring view balconies or private terraces. Beyond the signature circular bar, the public areas include sun lounger zones, garden swings, and stepped reading nooks, serving creative light bites and signature drinks. As night falls, soft lighting and music intertwine, inviting guests to linger over drinks and conversation or join hotel-organized starlit movie screenings and dessert-making salons. Guided by the philosophy of “Sweet Aesthetics, Time Brewed Slowly,” Mido crafts a tender escape of color, taste, and emotion for those yearning to step away from the everyday.