Family-friendly Hotels in Dali

I lived there two years ago. At that time, I felt that the price/performance ratio was super high. It was almost like the configuration and service of a high-end hotel, and the price of a fast hotel. There was no epidemic that year, and the restaurants and restaurants in the yard were super lively in the same state. This time it was much deserted, and everyone was covering their masks. The hotel has a large parking lot. There is a well-maintained lawn to enjoy walking and holding activities. There is a paid swimming pool for entertainment and fitness. There is a huge hall for wedding banquets and exhibitions. The scale is huge. There is even a small building inside which is a maternal and child confinement club. The cleaning staff were busy cleaning and wiping the lobby early in the morning, and the surrounding environment could be called the fragrance of birds and flowers. There is a Li Yuexuan restaurant in the lobby on the first floor. The breakfast is relatively simple, which may have little to do with the guests caused by the epidemic. If it is done too much, it is easy to waste. You can order at noon and evening, with Cantonese dim sum as well as Chinese local specialties. We ordered the millet wild vegetable ball soup and the small eel simmering pot, the portion was quite large, and the taste was not bad