This is one of Wang Churan’s favorite B&Bs by the Erhai Lake. It’s so beautiful.

Handan, meaning the lotus that has not yet bloomed, is the most anticipated beautiful state before it blooms. I hope that here, I can embrace all forms of beauty, gain spiritual fulfillment, and leave some space in my life. design Close to Erhai Lake, the designer in his eighties carved out a safe haven for busy life. A verdant and lively ancient tree stands by the Erhai Lake, flowing with vigorous vitality, quietly witnessing the stories of every visitor. In the courtyard, the water system surrounds the sunken round sofa. Standing in it, the water shines in the same color, which is quite an auditory and visual entertainment. Rooms Handanyi has a total of six guest rooms with first-line sea views: Fufeng, Wooyun, Mianshan...carving a poetic life on the Dali seaside. The swing bed, floating bathtub, and artistic soft furnishings blend perfectly with the beautiful scenery before your eyes. The warm grey natural style is integrated with the original wood color, and the furniture and soft furnishings are carefully selected by the designer to build a tranquil space, allowing people to fully enjoy the intimate relationship between holiday aesthetics and nature. Meals The Handanyi Panoramic Restaurant offers a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery of Cang'er. You can sit leisurely in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, have afternoon tea, watch the seagulls circling as the sun sets, and chat with friends. The top chef is in charge and cooks with great care. The product is very beautiful and provides a feast for the sense of smell and vision. Savor it slowly, with every cut and fork, immerse yourself in the joy of your taste buds, see the mountains and seas with your tongue, and comfort your body and mind. Experience The sun shines through the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and falls on the bed, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. Relax in the sea-view bathtub, watch the seagulls fly by, and the waves Ripples form and music plays softly, interweaving into a prelude to spring.