Boutique Hotels in Dafang

Healthy memory and enjoy for bloosom in your travel.Seat in Baili Alazea scenic,Baili is forest park as well as a national ecologic tourist demonstrasion area. Surrounding site include tourist center, PUDI scenic spot, Tiaohuapo Scenic spot, Jinpo Scenic,Huahai culture town. Easy travel for any spot.The property embraced 196 guest room,including 37 rooms overlooking mountain view. We offer a healthy mix of delicious, fresh and free breakfast options. Chinese restaurant will feed your discovery for local food. 520 sqm meeting space and outdoor lawn offer multim option for customer event. 200 sqm indoor swimming pool and 25 hot spring pool make you relaxing and comfortable after the whold day travel.

The Yongli Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Dafang will find that the Yongli Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice. Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 7km from Dafang Railway Station and 28km from Bijie Feixiong Airport. This hotel is located near many of Dafang's attractions including Shexiang Museum, Tomb of Madam Shexiang and Doulao Pavilion. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. Guests of this Dafang hotel can make use of the parking facilities. Germaphobes can rest easy - the level of cleanliness is highly rated at this hotel. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling on business.

If spring has a story, it must be at Baili Azalea. Hundred-mile Azalea ·Jianglu Saga Villa, a place full of floral fragrance and coolness. Located atop a mountain at an altitude of 1,500 meters, it is hidden in the ancient Yi village of Shaga. Yi families have lived here for generations; the mountain breeze passes through the forest, and the hearth never goes out. It does not compete with the clamor of the sea of flowers, but rather preserves a quiet corner, gradually unfolding days about village life, flowers, and mountain living. 'Shaga' means 'fir tree' in the Yi language; it is a gentle greeting to this land. Named thus, it roots the warmth of Yi culture into this soil. We retained the foundation of the old residences, the rough light beige walls, and replicated the texture of Yi dwellings; gray tiles with white edges on sloping roofs, slightly upturned eaves, outlining the warm profile unique to Eastern architecture, and quiet courtyards formed by the arrangement of buildings, hiding the warmth of Yi family gatherings. Wooden corridors connect four courtyards; walking through them feels like strolling through a flowing landscape scroll. The sunken fish pond and hearth area are arranged in a staggered layout. Unique lattice windows, semi-transparent, blur the boundaries of the buildings, allowing the mountain air to flow freely and inviting sunlight in.