The overall landscape design draws inspiration from both the architectural language of the development and its surrounding context. Organic forms and landforms are integrated with planting, pedestrian pathways, and public plazas to create a dynamic environment characterized by a sense of flow and movement.

The planting design features tree species that are both representative of Tainan and well adapted to the climate of southern Taiwan. At the hotel entrance, three Royal Poinciana trees, the official city tree of Tainan, serve as the primary focal feature. Flanking the lawn plaza are Frangipani trees, adding a distinctive tropical character to the space. Along the corner plaza and pedestrian walkways, species such as Taiwan Cinnamon, Michelia, and Glossy Wax Trees are incorporated to enrich the landscape with diverse textures and forms.

Groundcover and shrub planting have been carefully selected to provide year-round seasonal interest. Species including Hibiscus, Yesterday-Today-and-Tomorrow (Brunfelsia), and Spider Lily introduce vibrant colors and changing floral displays throughout the seasons, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.