Dali Hotels with Wi-Fi

"Strategically located with easy access from both Dali Old Town and the main road, making it convenient to use DiDi. Surrounded by shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and a night market. The owner is friendly and very responsive. Loved the room — unique and charming 😍🤩"

"It was a wonderful stay! The apartment was very clean, spacious, and comfortable, with a beautiful view. All amenities were available, and the building felt extremely safe with secure access and security. The host was very friendly and responsive at all times. The price is excellent compared to others, and the location is great ..close to cafés and a nearby park. Highly recommended! 🌟"

"This trip to Dali, I gave myself a reason to 'live amidst the scenery.' So I chose the Zhongli Qianxun Courtyard Hotel (Dali Ancient City South Gate Branch) – and the result was even better than expected: it's not one of those B&Bs that 'looks good in photos but is just ordinary to stay in,' but rather a place where every detail, from day to night, from the courtyard to the rooms, makes you want to slow down. 🏯 Courtyard: The gentle charm of the ancient city at a glance The hotel features a typical Chinese quadrangle courtyard structure, with grey tiles, wooden corridors, and carved windows. Walking along the verandas, you can't help but slow your pace. During the day, the light falls on the wood, casting a warm glow; looking down from above, the courtyard is enclosed in a quiet embrace, almost like switching from 'travel rush mode' to 'living mode.' Even more surprising – you can see the outline of the mountains in the distance. As dusk falls, the sky gradually turns blue-grey, and the mountain ridges appear like silhouettes. In that moment, you suddenly understand: the beauty of Dali isn't about hustle and bustle, it's about tranquility. 🐟 Waterside Fish Pond: Koi + Lotus Leaves + Reflections, truly photo-worthy The pond in the center of the courtyard is a huge bonus: lotus leaves float on the water, koi swim to and fro, and the water acts like a mirror, reflecting the eaves, lanterns, and verandas. My favorite way to shoot is with a low camera angle near the water – the reflections are absolutely stunning, especially after the lights come on at night, it's as if another world appears in the water. 🏮 Nighttime Ambiance: When the lights come on, the courtyard 'glows' At night, as the lanterns light up one by one, the entire atmosphere of the space completely transforms: During the day, it's elegant; at night, it's gentle with a touch of luxury. Sitting by the courtyard, listening to the sound of water, and watching the reflections, time seems to slow down immensely – that feeling of 'truly starting to relax on a trip' happens in this very moment. 🎁 Welcome Perks: Free afternoon tea + Free traditional costume experience (so much fun) Two additional 'enjoy-upon-check-in' perks make me want to recommend this place even more: 🍵 Free Afternoon Tea for Two (by the pond/waterside) Available once during your stay, from 13:30 to 18:00. The afternoon tea includes Dali aged tea and Dali's distinctive preserved plums (which I found very local). Sipping tea by the water is perfect for slowly letting go of the day's fatigue. 👘 Free Traditional Costume Experience: Full range of ancient/ethnic attire There’s a whole rack of clothes to choose from, enough to make your head spin. If you love taking photos, this experience is truly fantastic – shooting amidst the wooden corridors, carved doors and windows, and the lantern-lit night creates an incredible atmosphere. 🛏 Room Experience: Warm wooden space, comfortable stay The rooms are predominantly wood-toned, with warm lighting, making them very relaxing to be in. The bedding is clean, and the space feels unconfined. The worst part of traveling is when 'the outside is beautiful, but the room is hard to sleep in,' but that's not the case here. 🚿 I'm also satisfied with the bathroom: it’s generally clean and comfortable, the ceramic basin sink has a great texture, and the shower area is spacious enough, ensuring a worry-free stay."

"The hotel is really well situated, close to the Ancient Town. From the Dali's Railway Station, you can take the bus 8 (~1h & ¥3). Electric scooters were available for rental (¥60 a day for one person) which makes it very convenient to visit Dali and access the Three Pagodas. You can also leave your baggage after check-out. All in all, a very pleasant stay."

"Overall, the hotel offered a great experience. For those nitpickers complaining about outdated facilities, it's a 10-year-old hotel that's been maintained exceptionally well. If you want new, go stay in a formaldehyde-ridden room! The lobby is quite unique and grand. Check-in was smooth with a butler who made communication and problem-solving easy. I forgot to close the screen window when I went out, worried about bugs, and it was sorted instantly via WeChat. The room size is ample, and the balcony view is nice. The bedding is good, and the pillows are comfortable. They even provide bed rails for those with kids. Beyond that, it's a standard, excellent star-rated hotel. There's a courtyard in front of the lobby for relaxing. My wife wanted to try local specialties like Xidoufen and Barener Si, so we skipped breakfast, thus no comment on that. This is also one of only two Tesla Supercharging stations built at hotels in Dali (the other being Junfa Pullman). Tesla isn't stupid, they choose their locations wisely. The location is good, at the foot of a hillside, very quiet. It's very close to the three cableways for Cangshan. For exploring the western route (Dali Ancient City, Xizhou Ancient Town, Hai She Park), this is the best place to stay."

"The hotel is right by Erhai Lake, and the view from the second-floor lobby area is absolutely stunning. We booked a standard room, which was very clean, and the service was excellent. We needed a child's toilet seat, but the hotel only had two and couldn't provide one. I suggested they add more toilet seats (for families with kids), and the front desk said they would provide feedback immediately. As a guest, I felt my feasible suggestion was taken seriously. Also, I have to give a special shout-out to the restaurant staff; they were attentive to the needs of families with children, helping us with things like getting juice. Oh, almost forgot, the mini-fridge drinks are complimentary."

"Please copy the hotel name in chinese character and search in Didi, we did it by English name and address in Trip.com and end up being scammed. Lesson learnt 😀. The family room is super spacious, there is halal restaurant just next door of the hotel. My husband loves the foods so much. The hotel location is very strategic, about +1.6km from Dali Old Town. We went to the old town day and night to explore different area & views. Of course visiting Erhai Lake was part of the plan."

"First time in Dali, I didn't have high expectations for guesthouses so I opted for a hotel instead. It turns out hotels are just way better. The scenery is incredibly beautiful, even more peaceful and relaxing than staying right by Erhai Lake. The hotel facilities are also great, it's a 5-star hotel and has everything you'd expect, all high-quality as well. The service is very attentive. The butler checked in with us daily, seemingly worried about any service shortcomings. The shower had instant hot water, and the room was completely odor-free. I give full marks for the attention to detail and cleanliness!"

"Choosing Pullman for the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026 proved to be excellent value for money. As a luxury international chain hotel by Erhai Lake, my simple review can be summarized in three points. Firstly, the hotel quality: the location is superb, the new facilities offer a full sense of technology, and the bedding and bathrooms are impeccable. The electric blackout blinds are convenient and efficient. Secondly, the service: Front Office Manager Xiao Ma provided us with incredible surprises for our trip. From room upgrades to additional value-added experiences and travel planning, she genuinely cared for every guest. Lastly, the dining: We stayed for four days and had rice noodles at the Chinese restaurant and two meals at the Thai restaurant, which speaks volumes about the hotel's dining standards. Finally, the hotel's impressive wall of awards is truly well-deserved."

"For my last stop in Dali, I chose a hotel close to the airport. The hotel is quite new, and the rooms are nice. They even upgraded me to a sea view room for free. The breakfast was decent. Getting around isn't super convenient, but I had a rental car so it didn't bother me much. Plus, getting a taxi is pretty easy these days. The hotel service is good, and all the staff are very friendly. The guy at the entrance helped with my luggage, and the front desk was efficient. A lovely lady named Jingjing even sent detailed information about the hotel via WeChat, which was a very thoughtful touch! I didn't take many photos, just a quick shot of the parking QR code.🤣"