The Stone Hotel, where volcanoes, hot springs, and art blend perfectly, is intriguing just by its name

Located within the mysterious volcanic geological park area, it is surrounded by unique volcanic landforms and rich natural landscapes. An ideal starting point for exploring Tengchong's volcanic culture and natural wonders, the hotel offers a luxurious environment for intimate contact with nature. Feel the majesty of the volcano and the tranquility of nature. The design inspiration comes from Tengchong's volcanic stone culture combined with modern art design concepts, creating a primitive yet fashionable accommodation experience. Each villa is like a masterpiece of nature, blending with the surrounding volcanic rocks and pristine forests, serene and full of vitality. The interior design focuses on the integration of natural elements, using a large amount of local volcanic stone materials and warm color matching, allowing natural light and surrounding landscapes to become the most beautiful decoration of the room. There are a total of 50 villas, inspired by the color and shape of volcanic rocks, showing a unique geological aesthetic. The interior space of the villas starts from 90 square meters, and they have private courtyards of no less than 150 square meters, all villas are single-story independent structures, with complete facilities such as SPA, small kitchen, capsule coffee, sound equipment... Enjoying the blue sky and white clouds, embracing the hot springs, and fully appreciating the magnificent scenery of the volcanic geological park. Offering authentic Tengchong cuisine, specialty dishes cooked with volcanic rocks. Taste the seasonal delicacies made from local fresh ingredients, such as volcanic stone-grilled fish, wild mushroom braised meat, etc., each dish tells the story of Tengchong. The hotel offers a variety of leisure activities, such as hiking in the volcanic geological park volcanic stone handicraft making, local folk experience, etc. Guides lead to a deeper understanding of the mysteries of the volcano, and personally make a volcanic stone souvenir. Regularly hold volcanic rock concerts and folk culture exhibitions.