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Dali Ancient City Mercure Hotel is located at the south gate of Shanshuijian, Hongsheng Road, Gucheng District, Dali City, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Backed by Cangshan Mountain, facing Erhai Lake, and adjacent to Cang'er Avenue to the north; the entrance is right at the Internet celebrity clock-in road and food street. The hotel is dedicated to creating a comfortable and cozy accommodation environment, with 89 comfortable and flexible guest rooms and a 60-square-meter meeting venue, making it an excellent choice for business meetings and leisure travel. The hotel is about a 15-minute drive away from famous tourist attractions such as Dali Ancient City, Chongsheng Temple Three Pagodas, Tianlong Babu Film and Television City, Cangshan Geopark, Zhang's Garden, and Erhai Lake.

Moguwu Bed and Breakfast in Dali Ancient City is a characteristic living space that integrates the functions of Bed and Breakfast and coffee leisure. It is located in Building 2-2-3 of March Trade City in Dali Town, Dali City. It is within walking distance to the core area of the ancient city. The surrounding restaurants and shops are dense and the transportation is convenient. The homestay is carefully designed by the local team and features a ' coffee + accommodation ' composite model. It not only meets the needs of tourists, but also provides drinks such as coffee and fruit tea and leisure social scenes, creating a lazy and relaxed atmosphere. The overall style of the homestay is simple and stylish. The indoor space is dominated by warm colors. The room is equipped with brand Silian mattress, luxury bubble pool, dry and wet separation Kohler bathroom and other facilities with wooden elements and green plant decoration to create a warm and comfortable living environment.

Nestled within the embrace of the Cangshan Mountains and the Erhai Lake, the Dali Man Yue M Sea View Hotel exemplifies the harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and local charm, making it a perfect retreat for both body and mind. The hotel’s architectural exterior features a simple white color scheme, complemented by traditional Bai-style eaves and arched window elements. This design not only preserves the cultural texture of Dali but also showcases the sleek quality of contemporary design. As you step into the lobby, the refreshing green grating and marble patterns create a harmonious contrast. The circular sofa and floral arrangements in the center of the room combine ceremony and relaxation, instantly alleviating the fatigue of travel. The guest rooms are the core experiential areas of the hotel. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic windows are standard features in each room, framing the clear waters of Erhai Lake and the verdant mountains in a flowing landscape. In the morning, sunlight pierces through the curtains, awakening dreams; in the afternoon, one can sit by the window and enjoy the changing scenery of the lake; at dusk, the setting sun gives the water surface a golden hue, and the contours of the mountains become even more gentle in the twilight. The interior design maintains a simple and elegant style, with soft beige and fresh green headboard covers complementing each other. Warm wooden floors and exquisite soft furnishings add to the sense of comfort and warmth. Some rooms also feature glass partitions that connect the bathroom to the bedroom, ensuring airiness while enhancing the modern design aesthetic. In addition to an immersive lodging experience, the hotel also offers thoughtful local services. From assisting with arrangements for biking along the Erhai Lake to experiencing Bai ethnic weaving, to recommending authentic local cuisine, every guest can fully immerse themselves in the leisurely pace of life in Dali. Here, there’s no need to rush through your itinerary; simply sit by the window and watch a sunrise, or savor a cup of fragrant tea on the terrace, allowing the poetic beauty of the Cangshan Mountains and Erhai Lake to become an integral part of your daily life. Dali Man Yue M Sea View Hotel is more than just a place to stay; it’s a journey of coexistence with nature and rediscovery of oneself.