Dali Taoxi Secret Manor is nestled at the foot of Cangshan Mountain, south of Dali Ancient City, and north of the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple, offering a sanctuary amidst the bustling city. The hotel draws inspiration from Bai ethnic residential architecture, combining it with the meticulous craftsmanship of Huizhou-style buildings, blending classical charm with modern elegance. Dali Taoxi Secret Manor Hotel spans an area of approximately 30 acres, with a building area of around 12,000㎡, and offers a total of 53 guest rooms.
You can enjoy the slow pace of your holiday at Dali TaoXi Secret Manor from the comfortable and dynamic spaces, to tasting innovative Asian cuisine infused with local flavors in the all-day dining restaurant, experiencing the visual impact of technology while enjoying Michelin chef’s international cuisine in the 5D restaurant, feeling the joyous gathering dining experience in the Teppenyaki Party room, exchanging ideas with like-minded companions at the rooftop bar, and completely relaxing body and mind at the Thai SPA center, experiencing authentic Thai service... Here, please indulge in the comfort and joy of your vacation, letting your spirit of exploration go beyond boundaries.
"This hotel completely captivated my aesthetic sense. It boasts a manor design in the style of a Chinese garden, complete with gentle streams, quaint bridges, and lush greenery. Its two-story buildings are thoughtfully staggered, creating visual harmony with their varying heights. As you stroll through, every corner offers a picturesque view, with the scenery transforming with each step, creating a truly tranquil and elegant atmosphere.
Ground-floor rooms feature a private courtyard, while upstairs rooms, reached by a wooden staircase, come with access to a communal terrace designed for private enjoyment. Our room was spacious and comfortable. The most captivating feature was undoubtedly the large floor-to-ceiling window, which beautifully brought the meticulously manicured inner garden landscape right into the room, creating a comforting and peaceful ambiance.
The room's furnishings were far from arbitrary, with every detail reflecting exquisite taste. Beautiful tableware, such as Dehua white porcelain tea sets and enamel tea caddies, was provided. Using these exquisite items to brew a pot of Pu'er tea provided by the hotel made the experience feel incredibly ceremonial and special. The blankets were soft and comfortable, and even small details like the toothbrush and comb felt thoughtfully provided. The freshly baked flower cakes delivered by the staff in the evening were also delicious!
The butler service absolutely deserves full marks! Our butler was incredibly enthusiastic, with a genuine smile, provided detailed information, and was always ready to assist with any request.
If I were to nitpick, it would be that the breakfast variety has room for improvement. While the quality was good, the options were somewhat limited. At 128 RMB for breakfast, if they could offer a more diverse selection, the value for money and the overall experience would be significantly enhanced."