Meiyimiandoumei
February 7, 2026
The rooms are spacious, with each building having two floors. The first floor features a king-size bed and a small courtyard, while the second floor offers twin beds. The resident manager is a foreigner who speaks fluent English with an accent, and he's very kind. The breakfast is quite good; while it can't compare to a five-star hotel, it's definitely above average for hotels of a similar size. The hotel's courtyard landscaping is a real highlight – complete with small bridges and flowing water, beautifully arranged. I wasn't expecting that at all. When I booked, I thought it was just a regular guesthouse, but I was genuinely impressed when I saw the landscaping. I also have to mention the staff; their service is comparable to a five-star hotel. They helped us with our luggage both ways, greeted us warmly, and even explained the room facilities upon arrival. Since we booked a twin room on the second floor, an older gentleman, looking quite senior, helped us carry our bags up without even breaking a sweat – truly impressive! When we checked out, two staff members accompanied us to the hotel entrance, helped load our luggage into the car, and then gave us directions to our next attraction. They even thoughtfully prepared some small snacks and waved us off as we left, which made us feel incredibly pampered. The hotel is very close to the North Gate of Dali Ancient City, just a 5-minute walk. From the hotel, you can see the three white pagodas of the Chongsheng Temple, Dali's only 5A-rated scenic spot, which is only a 5-minute drive away. The only minor inconvenience is that you need to call a taxi a bit in advance. My husband and I both used two different apps on our phones, and it took about 15 minutes for a driver to accept the ride.
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