Landscape Hotel Dali

Landscape Hotel is situated in Dali Old Town, Yunnan Province, China, at the foot of Cangshan Mountain and within reach of Erhai Lake. The hotel is designed around traditional Bai ethnic minority courtyard architecture, with several courtyards, gardens and decorative features reflecting the region’s architectural heritage.

Combining traditional design with modern hotel facilities, the property offers a convenient base for exploring Dali’s historic streets, local markets and cultural attractions.

 

 

 

Accommodation

The hotel offers a range of guest rooms with traditional Chinese furnishings and modern amenities. Room facilities include air conditioning, internet access, a television, a minibar or refrigerator, a safe and a hairdryer.

The property combines practical accommodation with traditional architectural details, while the courtyard setting provides landscaped outdoor spaces within the hotel grounds.

Facilities and Amenities:

Facilities include several restaurants, landscaped courtyards, a garden, a lobby bar and meeting rooms. Guests can also make use of laundry services, luggage storage, a business centre and assistance arranging local sightseeing and tickets.

The hotel’s courtyard gardens provide outdoor spaces to enjoy between excursions, while its central location makes it a perfect base for exploring Dali Old Town.

 

 

 

Activities and Experiences

Dali is known for its Bai cultural heritage, traditional architecture and setting between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake. From the hotel, visitors can explore the old town’s historic streets, browse local craft shops and sample regional Yunnan cuisine.

The surrounding area offers opportunities to visit the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, explore the shores of Erhai Lake and discover the mountain scenery of Cangshan. The region is also known for its traditional villages and local markets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dining 

The hotel has several restaurants serving Chinese cuisine, including dishes associated with the local Bai culture. Dining options also include other Chinese regional specialities, providing an opportunity to experience local flavours during a stay in Dali.

Nearby Attractions:

            • Dali Old Town: A historic area with traditional architecture, independent shops, cafés and local restaurants.

            • Foreigner Street: A popular street within the old town known for its shops, cafés and places to eat.

            • Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple: An iconic group of historic pagodas set against the backdrop of Cangshan Mountain.

            • Erhai Lake: A large alpine lake known for its scenery, lakeside villages and cycling routes.

            • Cangshan Mountain: A mountain range offering hiking routes, forest scenery and views across the Dali region.