Mountain · Sanxia Underdream Hygge Lodge Manor

The rooms are incredibly stylish, and it's clear the owner poured their heart into creating this estate. There are so many fresh flowers and fruits you can pick. The butler service was also very attentive and meticulous, and the food was excellent! 👍 Plus, there's the incredibly dreamy Van Gogh Garden and Monet Garden.

The hotel environment is incredibly comfortable, with lush greenery and beautiful flowers everywhere. The scenery is stunning, making for a wonderfully pleasant stay. The staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive, offering complimentary shuttle services which made getting around incredibly convenient and hassle-free. The meals are excellent; both breakfast and dinner offer a wide variety of delicious options, and the afternoon tea also has many tasty choices. They did a fantastic job decorating for my daughter's birthday, and the manager even sent a cake, which was a thoughtful touch. The hotel also offers various recreational activities daily, so there's never a dull moment during leisure time. Overall, it was a fantastic experience.

Just got back from a trip where I celebrated a very special birthday. I received birthday wishes and a gift, and I'm so grateful for the hotel's professional and warm service. It felt like I was experiencing a new way of life, like stepping into a dream home fantasy, with a farm, vegetable patches, gardens, an arboretum, meadows, and pastures – everything you could imagine. A big thank you to Manager Hu for showing us around the nameless temple, to Driver Yang for his enthusiastic and thoughtful service, to Ah Hao for the tour of the manor's 'backstage,' and to all the other staff members who served us. Everything was just perfect, everything was wonderful! It was my first time in Dali, and the joyful moments felt both fleeting and eternal. The manor's tranquility and exclusivity are something I haven't experienced anywhere else, and the owner's air of mystery was quite intriguing; everyone seemed very interested. 😉 I hope to see you all again in the near future!

A beautiful manor with unique architecture. The hotel upgraded us to a larger room, which was very comfortable. Dinner was also great. I heard it's even more stunning in spring. Looking forward to visiting again then!

A wonderful stay. I'd heard a lot about it from friends in the real estate industry, and after staying there myself, I couldn't help but share it with everyone. It reminded me of the idea of ​​architecture praising life; the details throughout the estate were full of surprises.

This manor hotel exceeded my expectations; staying here opened up a whole new way of life. Every morning, I take a stroll in the garden, pick a few of my favorite flowers to put in a vase in my room, or gather my favorite fruits and vegetables to feed the kitchen to make dinner. I don't have to spend too much time and energy, but I can enjoy all the wonderful results—this must be the ideal retirement life! I'll definitely bring my family back here every season.

I was really looking forward to this hotel stay, so I chose to celebrate my birthday on this date. Choosing a manor hotel instead of staying by Erhai Lake was something I was really excited about. I discussed allergies with customer service before check-in. First, let me praise the hotel: Quiet and beautiful, considering there are only 6 rooms. The price includes breakfast, afternoon tea, dinner, bedtime sweet soup, minibar snacks, and drinks (they will replenish). The hotel has thousands of plants, vegetables, and fruits, and you can pick your own (but it depends on the season, so if you're very particular, it's best to ask in advance). Secondly, regarding the dining, I felt the food selection was just average. The customer service and staff may not have communicated beforehand. Even after I mentioned my allergies, they still served me mangoes. The hotel activities include a hike (to Wuwu Temple), candlelight therapy, and fruit picking. I only found out the hike was at a fixed time of 10:30 am today when I checked out, so I missed it. I felt very comfortable at home. The amenities were of high quality; the towels and hand towels made me feel right at home, which was very satisfying. The hotel gave me a small cake and sparkling wine for my birthday, which I really appreciated.

The entire manor hotel spans 80,000 square meters, but only has six guest rooms, scattered in different corners. Each room has a unique layout and comes with its own private courtyard and garden. We booked room 102, which is 70 square meters. We stayed two nights and then extended our stay for another night. It was quiet and comfortable. The room and bathroom were quite large, and there was even a walk-in closet. There's a hot spring pool in the courtyard; soaking in the hot spring outside in the winter evenings was a bit chilly 🤭. The breakfast, dinner, and afternoon tea were all quite plentiful, and we couldn't finish them all. The midday sun was a bit strong, but taking a walk in the garden in the morning and evening was very pleasant. However, the garden looked a bit desolate in winter, with only a few flowers blooming. The butler mentioned that there were indeed fewer flowers in the garden this season because the winds in Dali are strong in winter, breaking many of the flowers. If some cold-resistant flowers could be replanted and wind protection measures taken, it would surely be even more beautiful. The woodland garden and central courtyard allow visitors to experience the farm's vegetation up close, while the living room extends into the expansive view of the walnut grove, taking in the continuous mountain scenery. The space and nature coexist harmoniously. The tranquility and boundless nature are the most authentic experiences one can have at Shan San Xia.

From entering the manor to checking out, I was reluctant to leave. The experience in the manor was so rich. The welcome gift was apple juice from Shangri-La, the first ham mooncake of the year, and the butler took me to the garden to pick flowers. These dahlias were so beautiful that they seemed unreal. The afternoon tea was very beautiful, and the dinner was Michelin-level. The best thing was breakfast, which was a combination of Chinese and Western styles. In the evening, the butler also filled water for a flower bath. It was really a beautiful and fragrant experience.