So healing! Staying at the hotel of my dreams in Yunnan

Qiu Ye Pastoral Hotel (Xianghuiqiao Branch). The main building of the hotel features a typical "three-room, six-ear with floral hall" southern Yunnan residential layout, but the two Corinthian columns at the entrance reveal its mixed-race genes. The room retains the most complete wooden structure of the original building, with a restored 1921 railway signal lamp suspended directly above the bed. The bathroom is located in the center of the patio, where you can see the rain curtain landscape of the Si Shui Gui Tang while bathing. The 270-degree glass landscape surface and electric atomization glass can turn the pastoral scenery of southern Yunnan into a hazy landscape scroll in 30 seconds. The Caoya Rice Noodles are a must-try for breakfast, with a soup base fermented with cellar water from Jianshui Ximen Tofu. Afternoon tea is a French croissant with Yi buckwheat honey, and the signature dish for dinner is French blue lobster cooked using the steam pot chicken method. At Qiu Ye, time presents a wonderful elasticity—in the morning, you can touch the coolness of the past on the Republican-era floral tiles, but in the evening, you can encounter the future in the sunset reflected in the infinity pool.