Dali Xichunju Houlu Bai Nationality Residence Inn(Xizhou Old Town))

The inn is located in the Yanjia Folk Residence Scenic Area in Xizhou Ancient Town. It was built by Mr. Yan Xuehou, the 20th descendant of the Yan family, the first of the "Four Famous Families" in Xizhou. The entire compound of the Yanjia Folk Residence is a famous local Bai folk residence scenic spot and is known as Known as the "classic work of Bai folk residences", it is a model of Bai clay sculpture, painting, stone carving, wood carving and other traditional crafts. The name of the inn "Hou Lu" is taken from the character "hou" in the name of the owner, while "庐" is taken from the character "庐" which comes from Sangu Thatched Cottage, inheriting the modesty and modest family tradition of the Yan family. The inn is located to the east of the scenic spot, and the decoration style adopts the Qingshui style of the Bai people. The designer always insists on using unique building materials of the Bai people to achieve modern functions, and uses traditional Bai crafts for decoration, achieving an organic combination of simplicity and modernity. Characteristics of Bai folk residences. The inn has a total of 17 special guest rooms of various types, equipped with a large koi pond, tea bar and reading room. The room has mahogany furniture, a full set of down bedding, a large-screen online on-demand TV, WIFI barrier-free coverage, and a hot water circulation system that produces hot water in 5 seconds, providing you with a comfortable, warm and wonderful experience for your vacation and leisure with your family or friends. Xizhou, as an important town on the Tea Horse Road, has more than 100 buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is said that there are four major families, eight middle schools, and twelve small families. Mr. Lao She once said about Xizhou: I want to build another one in China. I can't find such a decent town. When I get here, I feel like I'm in Cambridge, England. Come here to feel the charm of Bai ancient buildings and experience the Bai customs.