Hotels near Baisha Murals, Yulong

The Lijiang Yulong Laixi Mountain View Homestay was recently opened in 2022, making it a fantastic choice for those staying in Yulong. The hotel is 21km from Lijiang Railway Station and 38km from Lijiang Sanyi Airport. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Naxi Culture Park, Baisha Ancient Town and Lijiang Mural all nearby. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Yulong hotel features parking on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is a popular accommodation for couples.

The hotel boasts a beautiful rooftop with incredible views of YuLong Mountain, perfect for taking in the stunning scenery. It also offers a bidet washlet, which adds extra comfort to your stay. For guests looking to relax and socialize, the hotel provides function rooms where you can play board games or watch TV with friends.

Opened in 2023, the Yulong August Guanshanhai Light Luxury Homestay offers travelers a pleasant stay in Yulong, whether for business or leisure purposes. The hotel is located approximately 21km from Lijiang Railway Station and 38km from Lijiang Sanyi Airport. Seeing Yulong's sights from this hotel is easy with Dabaoji Palace, Baisha Naxi Embroidery Institute and White Sands Navajo Tribe all close by. After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. Guests of this Yulong hotel can make use of the parking facilities. When it comes to Yulong hotels, the Yulong August Guanshanhai Light Luxury Homestay is highly regarded for its excellent facilities. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.

The boss of this hotel is not good at doing business and promotion. There are only cheats on Ctrip and Qunar. There is no **, no live broadcasts, etc. I basically stepped on the pit when watching live broadcasts during this trip to Yunnan. I don’t believe in live broadcasts at all. This small courtyard is clean and tidy, and the vegetation is as beautiful as the ancient city. Unfortunately, the boss and I are not good at taking pictures. There are fruits every day, and the cleanliness of the room is recognized by the cleanliness of the cleanliness. The bath towels are disposable, and there are toilet mats. The whole house is smart. You can control the curtains, lights and projections by shouting Xiaodu. Breakfast has rice noodles, eggs, red pigment and porridge, which takes care of my Northeast stomach. You can see the snow-capped mountains on the roof and take pictures on the roof. It is in an alley in Baisha Ancient City, a 3-minute walk. You can visit the ancient city at night and get up early to check in and take pictures in the ancient city. There is no one. It takes about 35 taxis to Yulong Snow Mountain Scenic Area and 30 taxis to Lijiang Ancient City. It is convenient to go everywhere. This is a very satisfactory stay on this trip. I am just an ordinary tourist, and my literary talent is not good, but I must tell you that choosing this hotel is full of surprises, and the boss does not promote himself at all.

Kui Ran adheres to the philosophy of "Let the mountains return to nature and people to their true selves", creating a place for harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. Located in the prime spot of Baisha Ancient Town, it takes only 3 minutes on foot to reach the bustling town, allowing guests to enjoy both the lively atmosphere and a peaceful retreat. Here, simply lie back and take in the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain, the dreamy sea of clouds, the vast wilderness, and the starry sky - each view a breathtaking masterpiece. Kui Ran was renovated from a six-generation-old ancestral home of the Naxi and Japanese style, covering an area of over 3,000 square meters. It features two main buildings, two distinct inner courtyards, and an additional 2,000 square meters of outdoor space. The 160-year-old walnut tree in the courtyard is the soul of the place. The hotel has 14 rooms, including 13 scenic rooms facing the snow-capped mountains and one century-old ancestral home family suite. Each room is equipped with Marshall speakers, Epson projectors, Hisense TVs, Atour zero-pressure memory pillows, Acca Kappa toiletries, Kohler showers, and Jomoo smart toilets to ensure a comfortable stay. A complimentary breakfast is delivered to the room, along with welcome fruits, a snack package, and a selection of coffee for afternoon tea, allowing guests to indulge their taste buds and embark on a journey back to nature. We hope that all guests who stay at Kui Ran can shed their fatigue and embark on a journey back to nature.

My husband and I loved our stay here so much, we decided to extend it by another day. The area is idyllic and restful (definitely appreciated the quiet compared to the bustle of the Lijiang Old Town) but still really convenient for didi pick up and drop offs. The auntie in the in-house restaurant cooked really delicious naxi dishes and we took advantage of the ability to order lunch and dinner in addition to the free breakfast whenever we could. Best of all, service was impeccable. We had no fixed itinerary and were basically flying by the seat of our pants on the day to day, and the front desk staff, especially Wu, were super helpful in offering suggestions and helping to make bookings for us when they could. Lijiang was a great stop for us and this homestay played a huge part in that. Will definitely return if we ever come back to Lijiang!

After visiting Dali, I stayed in this hotel for the first night in Lijiang. I wanted to see the snow-capped mountains first and then visit Lijiang Ancient Town. When booking, I found a hotel near Baisha Ancient Town. I was not disappointed. It was the same as the picture on Ctrip Hotel. The hotel waiter also contacted me early and helped me carry my luggage. He was very enthusiastic. When I checked in, I was served hot milk tea. After that, the butler Xiaohe also introduced the facilities in the room. I could ask the butler Xiaohe to pick me up at any time to go to Baisha Ancient Town or within 3 kilometers. There was also barbecue in the evening. Unfortunately, the lawn was wet after the heavy rain and I didn’t have a bonfire party. If I come again in the future, I will choose Ono Sanqiu

My dears, you can stay here when you go to Baisha Ancient Town. It is only a few minutes by car from Baisha Ancient Town. The area around the B&B is very quiet. The scenery is so beautiful. You can see the golden mountain in the sun from the room. The facilities in the room are very new. You can see that the decoration is very attentive. There is also a very lively puppy in the store. I will stay here again next time I go to see the snow-capped mountains.

Hotel staffs were really friendly and welcoming, and even arranged for a pick up service from the train station on the day of our check-in. We booked the room with the bathtub facing Yulong Snow Mountain and to be honest, it’s the best hotel experience we ever had! The view is unmatched to anything else we have seen, and the best thing is that it’s just in the comfort of our own room. Beside our balcony is a viewing point for the other guests of the hotel, so you can definitely hear guests speaking from the balcony all just enjoying the sunrise view. The hotel staff also arranged for transportation to Baisha Ancient Town on our first day and allowed us to check in early, which is something we really appreciate as we were tired from traveling. They also allowed us a late check out on our last day. We were also very thankful to Chen shuai ge who helped us with the booking of the tickets to Yulong Snow Mountain, although we ended up not going due to change in itinerary. Thank you for the warm welcome and we will definitely be back!

Bear every stroke of the snow-capped mountains. The sunlight shines brightly, and the gentle breeze is harmonious. Following the rhythm of the four seasons to play the music of spring and summer. Here is the Stone Cottage of Yulong Snow Mountain. Dwelling in the wild, with the head against the snow-capped mountain, one house, one pool, one stove of tea, sitting and listening to the swaying of leaves, listening to singing and dancing, lying and savoring the starry river of the moonlit night and the sunlight on the Golden Mountain. More love for life grows naturally along with the faint moonlight.