A Snow Mountain Hotel You Can See the Moment You Open Your Eyes! 99% of People Missed It!

The hotel is located near Baisha Ancient Town, avoiding the hustle and bustle of Dayan Ancient Town while offering easy access to experience Naxi culture. Built with Lijiang's distinctive volcanic stone walls and Yunnan spruce wood specially treated to preserve its natural texture while resisting moisture and insects, the hotel’s respect for local materials allows it to blend seamlessly into the environment. With an open view, the hotel is nestled in a village that remains underdeveloped, preserving its original charm. Its proximity to the snow-capped mountains delivers breathtaking visuals, especially during sunrise when the golden light bathes the peaks—views that can be enjoyed from both guest rooms and public areas. The public spaces embrace the aesthetic of "negative space," where sunlight and shadows create lines that harmonize with the art displays. The trees at the entrance and the windows inside frame a picture of serene beauty. A square pool spans between steps, culminating in a touch of Chinese aesthetics, making passersby part of the scene like an elegant Jiangnan landscape painting. The public areas incorporate many Chinese elements, floral arrangements, and arches. Wearing a qipao while taking photos enhances the traditional Chinese aesthetic. The butler can arrange transportation to Baisha Ancient Town for dining or sightseeing, eliminating travel worries. Nearby attractions like Yuhu Village and Wenhai offer off-the-beaten-path exploration. Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, private terraces, and even bathtubs with direct snow mountain views. At night, unwind to Marshall speakers, a humidifier, and ambient lighting while soaking in the tub. The interior decor emphasizes texture and creativity, with thoughtful details everywhere. The hotel includes a restaurant (offering highland specialty cuisine for an additional fee), a coffee book lounge (with complimentary afternoon tea, pastries, and lattes for guests), and open-air viewing decks (multiple public areas face Jade Dragon Snow Mountain). On clear evenings, bonfires and barbecues are held (recently canceled due to rainy weather). #LijiangSnowMountainHomestay #BaishaAncientTownAccommodation #EscapeTheCity #OffTheBeatenPathTravel #SnowMountainHomestay #BaishaHomestay #BaishaSlowLiving #RelaxingTravel #SnowMountainViewResort #WuziMountainLodge