The hotel is only about 300 meters away from the nearest entrance and exit of the ancient city, Zhongyi Market (navigate to Xiangzi Convenience Store). Parking is convenient at the nearby Bailong Cultural Square, and the small courtyard provides luggage pick-up and drop off services, so you don't have to worry about dragging your luggage along the cobblestone road.
The small courtyard is adjacent to the thousand year old Zhongyi Market, with a rich variety of fruits, vegetables, morning and night markets, nearby neighbors' Po La pork ribs, slag rice noodles, Yunxue Li, cherry blossom restaurants and other specialty dining options, allowing you to fully enjoy the rich local cuisine. It is separated from Mufu (Naxi Palace) by a wall, and it is about 5 minutes' walk from the online red card punching point in the ancient city, Sifang Street and Cherry Blossom Restaurant in the ancient city, and 15 minutes' walk by water cart, so that you can feel the local customs and feel the beauty of the Old Town of Lijiang.
There are two cute shorts in the small courtyard, allowing you to fully enjoy the freedom and happiness of petting cats.The hotel provides afternoon tea and welcome fruits, as well as free luggage transfer services. Photos are taken and checked in at the hotel and by the creek at the entrance, and large photos are taken in seconds; The hotel rooms are equipped with whole house intelligent voice controlled lighting, large screen TVs, projectors, central air conditioning and curtains, 24-hour constant temperature hot water, refrigerators, safes, ironing machines, humidifiers, etc. Customized latex mattresses are soft and comfortable, and public washing and drying integrated laundry facilities are available;
The hotel architecture combines the west wind with modern decoration, with city views, wooden courtyard views, and distant snow capped mountains complementing each other. The three-dimensional landscape of the courtyard is clearly layered, and one-on-one attentive service gives you a feeling of returning home.
