For extroverts traveling during the holiday, the biggest fear isn't exhaustion—it's the silence of having no one to talk to. For these social butterflies, the ideal vacation means constant company and nonstop energy. Skipping the tourist sights is fine, but the hotel lobby must never feel empty; a quick breakfast is acceptable, yet there needs to be a spot downstairs to sit and chat with someone new. The extrovert's joy is simple: wherever there are people, there is power.

The Wanda Lifestyle Hotels portfolio—which includes Wanda Yihua Hotel, Wanda Meihua Hotel, and Wanda Yuehua Hotel—offers ideal stays for outgoing travelers. Among these brands, Wanda Meihua Hotel stands out as the most extrovert-friendly option, built on a core design philosophy of "social connection." At the Beijing Qianmen Wanda Yihua Hotel and Wanda Meihua Hotel, the lobby is defined as an "all-scenario, one-stop space" where the front desk, Wanda Café, co-working areas, reading corners, and new retail zones are seamlessly integrated. This open layout delivers a mix of leisure, work, and social functions. The result? You sit in the lobby with your coffee while others around you work on laptops, wait for friends, or flip through magazines. There's no need to force interaction—there's always someone nearby, which is exactly the vibe extroverts crave.

Wanda Café serves as the social heart of the Wanda Lifestyle brand family, including Wanda Yihua Hotel, Wanda Meihua Hotel, and Wanda Yuehua Hotel. By day, it offers specialty coffee and light bites; by night, it transforms into a spot for signature cocktails. In the afternoon, you might be revising a proposal with your laptop on the table, and by evening, that same table becomes the setting for drinks with friends. The Zhuhai Wanda Meihua Hotel goes a step further by extending social spaces outdoors—featuring a fourth-floor rooftop pool and terrace, along with a flexible 200-square-meter multifunction hall that can be reconfigured as needed. For extroverts wanting to "meet people right downstairs and find things to do the moment you step out," Wanda Meihua Hotel has it all covered.

The Nanjing Xinjiekou Wanda Meihua Hotel is another standout example. Before its opening, Douyin pre-sales exceeded 3 million yuan, and it quickly became the top seller in its commercial district. Its appeal goes beyond design—the Republic of China-style interiors, Art Deco arched corridors, and custom parquet flooring are undeniably attractive—but what truly keeps extroverts lingering is the atmosphere. The lobby's murals and floor patterns naturally spark conversation, with "great for photos anytime" remarks appearing repeatedly in online reviews. Here, extroverts don't need to scramble for topics; the space itself becomes the icebreaker.

Even Wanda Yihua Hotel carries its own social character, though with a quieter tone. The Beijing Qianmen Wanda Yihua Hotel adopts an "academy" concept, making its public spaces perfect for wandering and exploring. The lobby of the Chengdu Wanda Yihua Hotel is designed as an open social area, ideal for settling in for unhurried conversations. However, Wanda Yihua Hotel's social style leans more toward "gathering together quietly," suiting the more introverted end of the extrovert spectrum.

For the National Day holiday, extroverts can choose the Wanda Lifestyle brand family—Wanda Yihua Hotel, Wanda Meihua Hotel, and Wanda Yuehua Hotel. Step out of the hotel and you're in a bustling commercial hub; the lobby always has people around; and Wanda Café serves coffee in the daytime and drinks by night. The hotel itself becomes the first destination of the trip.

About Wanda Hotels & Resorts: Established in 2007, Wanda Hotels & Resorts is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tongcheng Travel (stock code: 0780.HK), a Hong Kong-listed company. It operates as a full-spectrum hotel management company integrating design, construction, and operational management. Upholding the core values of "people-oriented, caring for every employee, warming every guest, and fulfilling every partner," and committed to the corporate philosophy of "pragmatic innovation and promoting Chinese culture," the company strives to become an asset management firm centered on hotels with sustained value creation capabilities. Its brand portfolio includes the luxury brand Wanda Reign Hotel, the premium Wanda Vista Hotel, the upscale Wanda Realm Hotel, the high-end Wanda Jin Hotel, the upscale lifestyle Wanda Yihua Hotel, and the mid-to-upscale lifestyle brands Wanda Meihua Hotel and Wanda Yuehua Hotel. As of August 2026, Wanda Hotels & Resorts operates over 300 hotels, with more than 500 under construction or in the pipeline, spanning over 400 cities worldwide. Additionally, leveraging its hotel business as a core, the company integrates premium resources across the cultural, tourism, and commercial sectors. It delivers integrated services and creates benchmark multi-dimensional product lines in areas such as ice and snow projects, four-season resorts, hotel-driven commercial complexes, non-standard commercial developments, cultural tourism attractions, urban renewal, cultural innovation, and new city construction. This article is a republished piece intended for broader information dissemination and does not represent the views or positions of this publication. All rights and legal responsibilities for the involved text, images, and other materials belong to the content provider. The article is for reference only and does not constitute any purchase, investment, or other recommendations. Any actions taken based on this content are at your own risk. If any content herein infringes upon your rights, please contact us promptly at 195811781@qq.com. Original title: Extroverts' National Day Getaway: Wanda Meihua Hotel's Shared Space Is the First Attraction. Source: Online.