Hotels near The sand village, Dali

The Linden Centre is located in Xizhou, a Bai minority village with thousands of years of history in Dali. Situated between the foothills of the towering Cangshan mountains and the boundlessly blue Erhai lake (3 km), close to Dali Old Town (17km), Xizhou enjoys beautiful scenery and a pleasant spring climate all year round.　　　　The Linden Centre was originally built as a private residence by Yan baocheng, a local businessman .　　All areas of the hotel have access to free Wi-Fi, and each room is equipped with traditionally Chinese bedding arrangements and locally crafted wooden furniture, an electric kettle, air conditioning, hairdryer, bathrobes, and a full private bathroom. In order to preserve this national heritage site, we have a designated smoking deck in the back courtyard but do not allow smoking inside the hotel.　　　　At The Linden Centre, the magnificent history of Chinese culture is accessible to every guest. We stand apart from other boutique hotels by prioritizing experience over luxury and promoting a new model for experiential travel. We believe heritage protection to be a substantial component for a culturally sustainable business. The Linden Centre’s goal is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and culture between our guests and the traditions and history of our community.　　After check-in at the Linden Centre, you will experience more than just a hotel room. The Linden Centre has 14 rooms and a variety of warm public spaces to make you feel at home. To facilitate a more in-depth and comprehensive understanding of Xizhou and the traditions of the Bai people we offer several interactive activities like a walking tour of the morning market, calligraphy classes, a local

The Linden Centre is located in Xizhou, a Bai minority village with thousands of years of history in Dali. Situated between the foothills of the towering Cangshan mountains and the boundlessly blue Erhai lake (3 km), close to Dali Old Town (17km), Xizhou enjoys beautiful scenery and a pleasant spring climate all year round.　　　　The Linden Centre was originally built as a private residence by Yang Pinxiang, a local businessman trading on the Tea-Horse Road in the early 20th century. The site has been carefully restored to its original grandeur, preserving the traditional materials, artwork, and wood carvings and still includes three courtyards and a lush private garden and terrace overlooking rice paddies beyond the Centre’s walls.　　All areas of the hotel have access to free Wi-Fi, and each room is equipped with traditionally Chinese bedding arrangements and locally crafted wooden furniture, an electric kettle, air conditioning, hairdryer, bathrobes, and a full private bathroom. In order to preserve this national heritage site, we have a designated smoking deck in the back courtyard but do not allow smoking inside the hotel.　　　　At The Linden Centre, the magnificent history of Chinese culture is accessible to every guest. We stand apart from other boutique hotels by prioritizing experience over luxury and promoting a new model for experiential travel. We believe heritage protection to be a substantial component for a culturally sustainable business. The Linden Centre’s goal is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and culture between our guests and the traditions and history of our community.　　After check-in at the Linden Centre, you will experience more than just a hotel room. The Linden Centre has 16 rooms and a variety of warm public spaces to make you feel at home. To facilitate a more in-depth and comprehensive understanding of Xizhou and the traditions of the Bai people we offer several interactive activities like a walking tour of the morning market, calligraphy classes, a local

Service: The hotel was a pleasant stay, with comprehensive amenities. The hotel service was attentive and thoughtful. The rooms were cozy and comfortable, spacious, and quiet. The butler even delivered breakfast and afternoon tea to the room! Evening sweet soup was delivered to the room. Cleanliness: The room was spotless, and the location close to the covered bridge made it very convenient. Overall, it was very comfortable. Environment: I give the ambiance a 5! The room had a great orientation and was flooded with sunlight, allowing for a relaxing midday sunbathing experience. Facilities: The hotel was a pleasant stay, with comprehensive amenities, including a Dyson hair dryer and a Marshall speaker. Absolutely amazing! This hotel truly amazed me! From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I could sense the high quality and professional service. The room was spacious and bright, the bed was incredibly comfortable, and the amenities were all available. The staff was warm and courteous, always attending to my needs promptly. It was an excellent stay, highly recommended!

Xiuwan Seaview Homestay No. 1 is located near S Bay on the west shore of Erhai Lake in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China. It faces Erhai Lake and backs onto Cang Mountain, making it an excellent choice for watching sunrises. The entire homestay features high-end brand decor, offers a quiet environment, and boasts top-notch cleanliness, making it an ideal choice for vacations and holidays.

The inn is located in the Yanjia Folk Residence Scenic Area in Xizhou Ancient Town. It was built by Mr. Yan Xuehou, the 20th descendant of the Yan family, the first of the "Four Famous Families" in Xizhou. The entire compound of the Yanjia Folk Residence is a famous local Bai folk residence scenic spot and is known as Known as the "classic work of Bai folk residences", it is a model of Bai clay sculpture, painting, stone carving, wood carving and other traditional crafts. The name of the inn "Hou Lu" is taken from the character "hou" in the name of the owner, while "庐" is taken from the character "庐" which comes from Sangu Thatched Cottage, inheriting the modesty and modest family tradition of the Yan family. The inn is located to the east of the scenic spot, and the decoration style adopts the Qingshui style of the Bai people. The designer always insists on using unique building materials of the Bai people to achieve modern functions, and uses traditional Bai crafts for decoration, achieving an organic combination of simplicity and modernity. Characteristics of Bai folk residences. The inn has a total of 17 special guest rooms of various types, equipped with a large koi pond, tea bar and reading room. The room has mahogany furniture, a full set of down bedding, a large-screen online on-demand TV, WIFI barrier-free coverage, and a hot water circulation system that produces hot water in 5 seconds, providing you with a comfortable, warm and wonderful experience for your vacation and leisure with your family or friends. . Xizhou, as an important town on the Tea Horse Road, has more than 100 buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is said that there are four major families, eight middle schools, and twelve small families. Mr. Lao She once said about Xizhou: I want to build another one in China. I can't find such a decent town. When I get here, I feel like I'm in Cambridge, England. Come here to feel the charm of Bai ancient buildings and experience the Bai customs.

I saw the hotel by chance, very satisfied, the boss is a young handsome guy! The room decoration style is very suitable for young people, and you can eat barbecue and drink 99 in the yard at night, very comfortable! Breakfast is not bad, rice noodles are delicious! I will choose here next time!

Opened in 2023, the Dali Flower Seaview Holiday Homestay (S Bay Ecological Corridor) is a great accommodation choice in Dali. Dali Railway Station and Dali Fengyi Airport are located 31km and 44km away respectively. This hotel is located near many of Dali's attractions including Xiaolinyi Scenic Spot, Dali, Xiabopeng Village and Panxi Village. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.

The hotel is located in the 1806 town of Xizhou Ancient City, a world famous historical and cultural city, which is the core tourist attraction of the "old city street" that has not been eroded by modern civilization, allowing people to put aside the increasingly commercial and overcrowded tourism. Backed by Cangshan Mountain, facing Erhai Lake, it is 100 meters away from Xizhou Ancient Town.The hotel adopts a minimalist style, and the windows of each room have excellent lighting and ventilation, and some rooms have a view of Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. The boss shares good wine and good stories every day, there are green plants everywhere in the space, and the roof garden leisure area has a view of Cangshan and Erhai Lake. Drinking mineral water is provided free of charge. Independent high-end bathroom, 24-hour hot water, 24-hour central air conditioning. There is a large leisure space, a large tea room and other reception facilities are provided for free, good tea is waiting for you! Breakfast is provided free of charge.

The boss is very enthusiastic. It is very close to Xizhou and the Erhai Sea.

The location of this inn is very convenient, just near the south parking lot. It is also on the south side of Xizhou Rice Field, and the scenery is very good. The room is not big, but the whole room is smart, and all operations can be solved in a small way. The main thing is that the scenery is good, and you can see different beautiful scenery of Xizhou's core pastoral scenery from morning to night. It is worth mentioning that the grandma at the inn was very enthusiastic. She brought me fruits and reminded me many times to close the windows at night (there are really a lot of small mosquitoes in the rice fields at night. Fortunately, I listened to my grandma and did not open the windows near the rice fields. Doors and windows would be fine). The first night's breakfast was Xizhou Baba. I didn't like it, so there was some leftover. My grandma could tell and asked me what I wanted to eat, and then changed my breakfast to rice noodles for the second night. This care can be felt.