Staying in Dali and never wanting to leave! Truly falling in love, it's such a wonderful stay.

The Wuxiangjian · Xunyou Hidden Luxury Hotel, transformed from a traditional Bai ethnic dwelling, retains original elements like grey-tiled upturned eaves and carved wooden doors while seamlessly integrating modern minimalist design. The juxtaposition of rammed earth walls and glass curtain walls, the dialogue between ancient courtyards and abstract art pieces, narrates the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity. The hotel's common areas embody the spirit of "seclusion." Winding corridors, dappled light in the courtyards, and tranquil waterscapes create a sense of progressive exploration and discovery. Every corner may reveal a unique piece of art or a glimpse of the Cangshan and Erhai scenery. Guest rooms range from 40 to 80 square meters, catering to diverse needs, from couples' honeymoons to family vacations. Rooms feature natural materials, including wooden furniture, hand-tied and dyed fabrics, and local pottery accents. Some rooms also offer private soaking pools or scenic balconies. King Koil custom mattresses, high-end bathroom fixtures, bespoke aromatherapy bath products, and even the tea sets in each room are carefully selected from local Dali artisans. Breakfast is not a simple buffet but a semi-customized service. Guests can choose from authentic local snacks like Erhai bowfish porridge and Xizhou baba, paired with the hotel's homemade yogurt and seasonal fruits, served in handcrafted pottery. In the afternoon, enjoy treats like Rushan cheese tarts and rose scones in the courtyard, savoring traditional flavors with a modern twist. The hotel regularly hosts intangible cultural heritage workshops, such as tie-dyeing and Jiama woodblock printing, with instruction by local artists. The library corner houses a vast collection of books on Dali's history and folklore. The concierge can arrange unique itineraries, such as watching the Erhai sunrise from a fishing boat at dawn or exploring the uncommercialized old dyeing workshops in Zhoucheng. The hotel is tucked away in a quiet alley off Renmin Road in the lower section of Dali Ancient City, escaping the bustling crowds while retaining the city's vibrant atmosphere. Just a few minutes' walk from the bustling center, it truly embodies the ideal of "bustle outside, tranquility within."