I was totally enchanted by Bailu's recommendation! The unforgettable scene of lying in bed gazing at Erhai Lake

Three Colors Cloud River adopts the traditional Bai ethnic stone wall structure, with the designer ingeniously incorporating modern minimalist lines. The lofty glass curtain wall in the lobby frames three breathtaking hues: the blue of Erhai Lake, the green of Cangshan Mountain, and the white of clouds - hence the name "Three Colors Cloud River." The 20-square-meter guest rooms feature their most luxurious element: floor-to-ceiling windows directly facing Erhai Lake. Opening your eyes at dawn, you'll witness sunlight gradually kissing the lake surface inch by inch. The bathroom's mosaic tiles create abstract water ripples - when hot water flows, you might momentarily imagine yourself bathing in Erhai Lake. The breakfast rice noodles surpass even the town's time-honored shops in chewiness, with a subtle pine needle aroma hidden in the rice fragrance. The most stunning dish is the rhododendron soup, where petals unfurl in clear broth like freshly bloomed flowers, leaving a delicate sweetness after the initial tangy flavor. The infinity water platform offers sunrise views over Erhai Lake in the morning and starlit reflections at night. The tea station provides Dali's Three-Course Tea experience and Pu'er tea tasting. Public areas display and sell Bai ethnic silverware, tie-dye crafts, and other intangible cultural heritage items. A professional travel photography team offers creative "Sky Mirror" shooting services.