Hotels in Xizhou town, Dali City

The B&B's location is fantastic, with the terrace offering direct views of wheat fields – truly idyllic and wonderfully relaxing. The owners are also incredibly kind and welcoming, always happy to help with anything, providing excellent service.

This guesthouse is a beautiful Bai traditional architecture house. I love the open courtyard with the many pots of plants and flowers. It is very peaceful and quiet sitting down to rest in this courtyard. The pillars and doors are all made of beautiful wood and the carvings on the doors and walls are masterpieces! The old lady boss tells me the house is 100 years old - what a long history but it looks new and good, must have been renovated not long ago. The room is similarly decorated with a beautifully carved door, and is clean and comfortable with a good hot shower. The lady boss gave me some dried apple fruit that she preserved - they were very delicious! This is one of the best places I have stayed at in Yunnan, highly recommended

This little guesthouse is more than 500 years old. It has personality and history. As such, its wooden structure creaks and has poor sound proofing. The guests are thus reminded to keep noise to a minimum. We visited during the end of the year and the lady staff kindly upgraded us to a larger room. Much appreciated. The lack of other guests meant we had the entire place to ourselves. The breakfast and afternoon tea are excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed the quiet nights and the chance to stay in an old wooden house. Our compliments to all the attentive lady staff that looked after us during our stay.

We loved our stay at the linden centre. The property is beautifully renovated and maintained and every time new details can be discovered. It feels very special to stay here. The terrace is very peaceful. We were very lucky to meet the owners and learn more about the architecture and history. Unfortunately the market tour wasn’t available on our stay so I would recommend checking in advance. It is also worth noting that the centre organises a lot of international art and culture workshops which is something worth supporting. We would highly recommend staying here !

The Vienna is a great choice. You are adjacent to the agricultural areas and within easy walk to the old town market streets. The rooms are clean and the bed and showers are great. Breakfast has everything that I (a Westerner) wanted. This is a rural area of China, so don't expect a traditional Western breakfast. One good thing about the location is that your driver can come right up to the entrance of the hotel; you are not located in an alley in the old town. Perhaps I'm spoiled, but I wanted the breakfast area to be a bit warmer. Mornings are chilly. The bowls and plates are cold to start. There are two sets of modern laundry washers/dryers, but the gym is not much, just a treadmill and little bicycle.

This booking was a truly pleasant surprise! The hotel looks even better and cleaner in real life than in the pictures. The hotel is actually the former property of the 'Dong' family, one of Xizhou's four great merchant families during the Qing Dynasty. It's a typical Bai ethnic 'three-houses-and-a-screen-wall' style building, elegant yet secluded from the bustle. Just a few steps outside, you're greeted by rice fields. Inside the courtyard, every corner is a delight, with each floor thoughtfully arranged. Each room has a slightly different layout, and every floor features a common area like a tea room or calligraphy room, offering a sense of discovery – a truly delightful surprise. On the day we arrived, the butler picked us up from our drop-off point in an electric tricycle, leading us down an unassuming alley. I never expected to fall in love the moment I stepped into the hotel's courtyard, enchanted by its rustic elegance. It felt like striking gold! What's even more impressive is how clean the environment is. You can tell that the corridors, courtyard, and even the tableware are meticulously cleaned and maintained. I absolutely adored their afternoon tea; the pastries were delicious, and you could get free refills. Both afternoons, after exploring, we couldn't wait to return to the hotel and have the butler bring us afternoon tea. The butlers were all local, incredibly hospitable, and their genuine warmth was palpable. Since we visited during the off-season, they even upgraded our room. Our stay was incredibly comfortable, and I was quite sad to check out. While the price isn't exactly cheap, the overall experience certainly justified the cost. It's a wonderful revitalization of Bai ethnic architecture, truly blending 'culture' and 'travel.' I hope they maintain this quality so more travelers can experience this thoughtful hotel.

This was my second stay at this guesthouse during my trip to Dali, and it completely exceeded my expectations – a five-star recommendation! The guesthouse is elegant and clean, with a stylish design. The common areas are comfortable and photogenic, making it a very relaxing place to stay. The rooms are bright, the bedding is soft, and the soundproofing is good, ensuring a peaceful stay. The owners are incredibly warm and welcoming. They promptly helped resolve any issues and patiently recommended local activities and restaurants, treating me like a friend. The breakfast was fresh and delicious. Overall, a perfect experience! The cleanliness, service, and atmosphere were impeccable. Staying here in Dali is definitely a safe bet. I've already recommended it to friends and will stay here again next time!

I was drawn to the ancient charm of this hotel when I booked it. It's a renovated old mansion, Yin Mansion, located within the ancient town, and the interior has a very historic feel. The room facilities, however, are very modern, making for a comfortable and convenient stay. The hotel is right inside the ancient town, and it was a short walk to Yan Mansion, which I also visited. Stepping out of the hotel, there's a vast wheat field that's perfect for photos. I had dinner at the hotel, and the vegetarian spread was plentiful and delicious. Plus, guests get a discount, so it was only 75. Breakfast and afternoon tea were also tasty. The service was excellent with a dedicated butler. The young man provided pick-up and drop-off, making for a superb experience.

We loved this charming guest house located in the beautiful ancient town outside of Dali. This spacious beautifully decorated room had an extra little side room with a table to enjoy tea. The room was wvn nicer than the photos showed online. Contact the host before arriving because you can not drive right up tot hre guesthouse. The host met us at the taxi and helped us with our luggage. Guesthouse is surrounded by a charming courtyard that hosts a museum, traditional dancers on the weekend and has a fabulous bar that served amazing cappuccino. Michael our host was super friendly and sang some rocking karaoke songs for us making us feel very welcome. Breakfast was delicous and served on the gorgeous second floor vernada. The only disappointmentwas that the cappuccino machine at the bar wasn't ready to serve me a much needed coffee before we left at 9:45 am. The ancient town was lovely and much more interesting than Dali itself. Thank you for the fabulous accommodations and kind hospitality, Michael!

Beautiful rustic place with a large courtyard and run by a lovely family. At the edge within ancient city so cars wil drop you off at their side car park entrance. You don't have to drag your bags on cobblestones like some hotels inside on the pedestrian streets. Beautiful vjew of fields and mountains as you stroll out into town. At night you can hear the nature sounds in the quiet. Highly recommended.