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The Lijiang Snow Mountain House View Courtyard (Baisha Ancient Town Branch) is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Lijiang Snow Mountain House View Courtyard (Baisha Ancient Town Branch) is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Yulong. Lijiang Railway Station is located approximately 26km away and Lijiang Sanyi Airport around 43km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Beiyue Temple, FOLIDAY Snow Mountain Camp and Jade Water Village. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. This Yulong hotel provides parking on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.

The Liting Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Yulong will find that the Liting Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice. The hotel is only 300m from Lijiang Railway Station and 20km from Lijiang Sanyi Airport, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Lijiang Eternal Love Scenic Area - Ancient Tea Horse City, The Romantic Show of Lijiang-Immersive Theatre and Eternal Love Theatre. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. This Yulong hotel offers parking on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.

Yunshan Li · Baisha Inn is located in the ancient town of Baisha, known for its rich artistic and primitive atmosphere in Lijiang, specifically in Taiping Village. As an ancient town under the Yulong Snow Mountain, with the snow mountain in close proximity, tie-dyeing, Naxi residences, and the ancient and mysterious Naxi Dongba script can be seen everywhere. Each element constructs a picture that is both rustic and rich in a sense of timelessness, with tranquility, peace, and a hint of primal energy seeping from the gaps of distant time filling the air. The inn retains the traditional courtyard layout of the Naxi people, blending in with the scattered Naxi houses, combining modern home colors and decor, with its rustic exterior pulsating with a young and modern spirit.The inn has three floors with a total of 22 guest rooms that offer ordinary mountain views, snow mountain views, and garden views. The rooms adopt contemporary popular modern light living concepts, with natural wood decor paired with highly saturated tones or furniture featuring strong postmodern lines, providing a sense of understated luxury while maintaining warmth. All rooms are equipped with Xiao Zhi smart life assistants, and the smart home control allows for a simple and easy lifestyle at the touch of a button. In addition, the mattresses and bedding are custom-made, with central air conditioning, smart toilets, humidifiers, and branded bathroom fixtures, enhancing your relaxation with comfort.The inn features three leisure public areas, a thoughtfully arranged small garden on the first floor, and the aerial garden leisure area on the second floor with a view of the stunning snow mountain scenery. Outdoor leisure tables and chairs, gathering around to brew tea, the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain is just in front of you. In the ebbs and flows of life, time passes quickly and life feels like a journey against the tide. Amidst the changing seasons, time flows slowly. The ‘wasting’ of time in this moment adds a different kind of meaning to life. Here, walking through the journey of life, offers you a resting station for life and time during your travels, to pause for a while, to mend and comfort oneself.

The Lijiang Yulong Laixi Mountain View Homestay is one of the newest hotels in Yulong, having opened in 2022. Lijiang Railway Station and Lijiang Sanyi Airport are located 21km and 38km away respectively. This hotel is located near many of Yulong's attractions including Dabaoji Palace, Baisha Ancient Town and Lijiang Mural. When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Yulong hotel features parking on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards. This hotel is a popular accommodation for couples.

Kui Ran adheres to the philosophy of "Let the mountains return to nature and people to their true selves", creating a place for harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Located in the prime spot of Baisha Ancient Town, it takes only 3 minutes on foot to reach the bustling town, allowing guests to enjoy both the lively atmosphere and a peaceful retreat. Here, simply lie back and take in the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain, the dreamy sea of clouds, the vast wilderness, and the starry sky - each view a breathtaking masterpiece. Kui Ran was renovated from a six-generation-old ancestral home of the Naxi and Japanese style, covering an area of over 3,000 square meters. It features two main buildings, two distinct inner courtyards, and an additional 2,000 square meters of outdoor space. The 160-year-old walnut tree in the courtyard is the soul of the place. The hotel has 14 rooms, including 13 scenic rooms facing the snow-capped mountains and one century-old ancestral home family suite. Each room is equipped with Marshall speakers, Epson projectors, Hisense TVs, Atour zero-pressure memory pillows, Acca Kappa toiletries, Kohler showers, and Jomoo smart toilets to ensure a comfortable stay. A complimentary breakfast is delivered to the room, along with welcome fruits, a snack package, and a selection of coffee for afternoon tea, allowing guests to indulge their taste buds and embark on a journey back to nature. We hope that all guests who stay at Kui Ran can shed their fatigue and embark on a journey back to nature.

Bantang Zuoyou Brand Introduction & Hotel InformationThe Bantang Zuoyou brand advocates the philosophy of "Bantang Time, By Your Side". Nestled in the core area of Baisha Ancient Town—a relic of the ancient Naxi kingdom in Yunnan, the "South of the Clouds"—Bantang Zuoyou Hotel offers front-row views of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain without stepping outside. Its location is convenient, just a 10–15 minute walk from Baisha Ancient Town.At Bantang Zuoyou, time flows at a different pace. "Bantang reflects the world; Zuoyou brings peace of mind." More than a mere stopover, it is a sanctuary where body and mind find their true home. Bantang embodies the grandeur of snow-capped mountains mirrored in expansive waters at dawn, visible the moment you open your window; it is the of soaking in a private hot spring while watching clouds drift across the sky. Zuoyou is the inner calm awakened by the resonant hum of singing bowls; it is the dialogue with ancient culture through Jiaoma woodblock printing.[Viewing the Landscape, Also Contemplating the Mind]Expansive Water Views & Front-Row Snow Mountain Vistas: From terraces or windows, take in the snow mountain’s reflection on rippling waters—where the clarity of heaven and earth expands the soul.Four-Season Private Hot Springs & Signature SPA: Immerse in warm private springs in independent courtyards or guest rooms, paired with professional SPA therapies to melt away fatigue.[Healing is Also Nourishment]Sound, Incense, Tea, Flowers: The Four Arts of Cultivation: Follow healers to experience the deep vibrations of singing bowls, the meditative focus of incense rituals, the elegant ceremony of tea, and the beauty of flower arrangement—reclaiming inner balance through mindful presence.[Culture is Also Immersion]Intangible Heritage Crafts & Naxi Flair:craft Jiaoma woodblock prints or clay cat figurines, preserve mountain hues with plant rubbings, and don Naxi attire to capture unique travel memories amid the hotel’s scenic vistas.We believe ultimate relaxation arises from the harmonious resonance of nature, culture, body, and mind. Bantang Zuoyou—where mountains and waters accompany, culture protects, and a lazy, poetic dwelling awaits. We invite you to turn days into poetry here.Note: Proper nouns like "Jiaoma" and "singing bowls" retain cultural specificity; "Naxi" refers to the indigenous Naxi people of Yunnan.