Background of Study: The review paper explores the application of Song Dynasty aesthetics in hotel interior design, with a focus on hotels in Hangzhou, China. The Song Dynasty era, known for its profound cultural achievements and aesthetic principles, serves as a rich source of inspiration for contemporary design practices. Purpose: This review aims to examine existing literature and studies related to Song Dynasty aesthetics in hotel interiors, identify key design elements, user experiences, and success factors, and propose guidelines for integrating historical aesthetics into contemporary hotel spaces. Method: A systematic literature review approach is employed to identify relevant studies published between 2019 and 2024. Search strategies include keywords such as "Song Dynasty aesthetics," "hotel interior design," and "Hangzhou." Studies meeting inclusion criteria are analyzed and synthesized to extract key themes and findings. Findings: Common design elements inspired by Song Dynasty aesthetics include natural materials, traditional motifs, and minimalist aesthetics. User reactions to themed hotel spaces are positive, with guests expressing emotional connections and cultural immersion. Success factors include historical authenticity, guest engagement, and collaborative design approaches. Originality/Significance: This review contributes to the understanding of the intersection between historical heritage and modern hospitality, providing insights and recommendations for designers, architects, and hoteliers seeking to create immersive and culturally authentic hotel environments. By bridging the gap between past and present, tradition and innovation, the study enriches the discourse on cultural preservation and heritage tourism in the context of hotel interior design.