Yunlong Hotels with balcony

"I had a truly immersive weekend in Nuodeng. I stayed at a guesthouse in Gujingjianshan, a village in Nuodeng where goods are still transported by mules. The facilities there are comparable to guesthouses costing two or three thousand yuan in Dali Old Town, and the service was incredibly attentive. They even delivered a large bottle of contact lens solution in the middle of the night – something you might not even get in Dali! I also met Xiaoxi and her family, who were also there for the weekend. We played cards with their baby, Zhouzhou, in the evening 🃏 and stargazed together on the terrace before bed. The food in Nuodeng is much tastier, with better ingredients than in Dali. The meal consisted of stir-fried green peppers and ham, steamed sausage, and stir-fried chayote tips—so delicious it made my eyebrows fall off! I got up early to take a walk around the village, then came back for breakfast. Breakfast was rice noodles—they're not as thin as these in Dali—served with large blueberries and small, soft kiwis; the highland fruits were truly delicious. The guesthouse was piled high with new books. I spent the morning sunbathing, finishing Lyndon B. Linden's autobiography, *Searching for My Hometown in China*, which brought the characters to life. I casually flipped through Tagore's *Stray Birds*: ”Let this be my conclusion: I believe in your love.”"

"A very unforgettable trip. Initially, I planned to stay in Nuodeng for just one night, but I decided to extend it for another night when I arrived at the hotel. The proprietress cooks delicious food, and the dog in the store is also very cute. Her eyes are watery (but she was injured on the day before leaving🤕️I don’t know if she is feeling better now). The room is very clean, and it beats everything else on this trip to Yunnan. stay. Even those who are mysophobic admire how clean it is! I will stay here again when I come to Nuodeng in the future."

"The parking lot is at the entrance of the village, but there are too many cars and too few vacant parking spaces, so it takes some time to find a parking space. You need to walk a distance in the village to get from the parking lot to the B&B. It is recommended to call the owner in advance, otherwise it will be difficult to find. The B&B is opposite the main attractions of Nuodeng Village. The scenery from the second-floor terrace is actually better than most B&Bs. You can see most of the village and take pictures of the sunset. The restaurant is downstairs, and you can also eat on the public terrace on the second floor. You can order three meals a day at the homestay. They are all home-cooked meals, freshly cooked and eaten, clean and delicious. The boss also gave us some local frozen meat. There was no noise or noise at night, and there was an electric blanket under the bed so you wouldn't feel cold when you slept. The room we stayed in had a balcony terrace, where we could bask in the sun and enjoy the breeze during the day. The environment is quiet, the air is fresh, and the environment is clean. It is recommended to book the two rooms with the word ”山” (mountain) in their names, both of which have terraces and are great value."