How is this super colorful tent hotel in Bali after 5 years?

😀When Capella Ubud first opened 5 years ago, I came for dinner and was amazed by the design style. The genius designer Bill Bensley did not follow the usual wild luxury tent design route, choosing safe jungle green, earth color, or sand color as the main color. Although these color combinations of wild luxury camps are visually comfortable and safe, Master Bill chose black as the main color of the tent, embellished with various bright pinks, bright yellows, and clear blues. Although many people feel that the use of such complex colors is visually "busy" and overwhelming, when you look closely, the overall color scheme is surprisingly harmonious and advanced, which is Master Bill. 😃These adventurous and wonderful designs are inspired by early 19th-century European immigrants. More than 20 exquisite tents are scattered between dense rainforests, rice fields, and the sacred Wos River. Staying here allows you to experience the essence of Ubud's unpolluted natural environment as much as possible. 😄The main entrance of the tent camp is not big, and the golden European-style badge on the black door beam brings a sense of mystery from the last century. Continue through the narrow forest path, and you will arrive at the check-in tent, The Station. Hand-picked precious antiques, books, and paintings decorate this semi-open tent, forming a contrast with the surrounding natural atmosphere. 😇Welcome drinks are standard for resort hotels, and Capella goes a step further, with a masseur in place. The 5-minute shoulder and neck relaxation effect is really different. After the guide introduced the camp map, he sent a super simple hiking stick and was ready to take it back to the tent. 😁The tents are divided into different views, arranged from the mountain to the river, and the farther you need to walk, the quieter it is. If you don't want to go too far, choose the rainforest view, which is very close to the main pool and restaurant tent. The colors in the room are still lively, and the wood carvings and Indonesian handicrafts are all tributes to the local culture, mini bar, refrigerator, safe, and power plug. 😊These modern items are all designed by Master Bill to be hidden in retro furniture, and there is a kind of joy in finding blind boxes. What shocked me the most was the "throne-style" toilet in the bathroom... Is there anyone else in this world who can have such a creative idea?