Hoolock Coffee Manor Hotel

The hotel is full of Dai style and is located in the coffee fields on the mountain. It overlooks the Gaoligong Mountain and Nujiang Valley. The staff are very enthusiastic and we tried all kinds of coffee. It is a good place to relax.

The mountaintop hotel in the coffee valley overlooks the coffee plantation and Lujiangba Town, and you can also see the Nujiang River. The air on the top of the mountain is really fresh. It is a Dai-style wooden building. Although the sound insulation is a little lacking, it is really comfortable to live in. There is a fragrant smell of wood, and the bed is also very comfortable to sleep in. After checking in, the privacy is very good. It is safe to swipe your card to enter and exit. The hotel’s own cafe can drink freely after checking in. Drinking coffee and looking at the mountains and rivers by the infinity pool is really refreshing! Breakfast and dinner are delicious! Banana is also super delicious. The point is that the service is really super good! Thanks to Xiao Wang’s thoughtful service to make the stay more comfortable. In addition, the hotel also provides coffee picking activities. It is recommended that everyone who comes before March come to chat with the owner of the coffee plantation. It will definitely benefit a lot. In the past, it was just a consumer of coffee. Now I come to the upstream and really understand coffee at the source of coffee planting. The feeling is really different. The Typica and Catim coffee in the manor are really delicious. I will stay here when I come to Baoshan in the future~

The Internet celebrity hotel that I had been dreaming about staying in finally came true. The hotel design is great. It is a Dai-style wooden building. It is just a bit noisy, with creaking sounds when stepping on the stairs. The bathrooms are all Duravit, and the bedding is super comfortable! I slept very well that night. I was uncomfortable with gastroenteritis, and the housekeeper found medicine for me. The next day, I experienced an interesting coffee tour: the Lisu guide took us to pick fresh fruits that were red to purple in the sun, and introduced fruit processing methods (sun drying, honey processing, water washing), roasting beans, grinding, brewing and many other processes... From the coffee farmers to the coffee consumers, coffee is hard work. Chinese coffee people are still working hard for their own boutique coffee, but the situation of people who come to drink coffee is quite serious, which destroys the environment there, and there is garbage all the way.