The ground floor boasts a large lawn, and the second-floor cafe offers direct views of the snow-capped mountains – perfect for stunning photos, really immersing you in a wild, mountainous atmosphere.
I booked a panoramic mountain view king room, which was incredibly spacious with fantastic views through its floor-to-ceiling windows and a private viewing balcony. You can even watch the 'golden sun illuminating the snowy peaks' right from your bed. Unfortunately, it was cloudy during my stay, and there was very little snow on the mountains in summer, so I didn't see much of the snow-capped peaks. However, even on cloudy days, it had a unique, misty beauty with amazing cloud and mountain scenery, and the blue tones made for great photos.
For breakfast, the butler contacted us the day before in the group chat, offering a wide selection of dishes. The highland barley pancakes were the best! The staff were also very attentive and helpful.
The location is not far from Baisha Ancient Town, so you can explore the town during the day and return to the guesthouse in the evening to enjoy the peaceful, wild surroundings. It's also very close to Manman Tribe, just a few hundred meters' walk away.
Compared to the bustling old town, this place is quiet and relaxed, ideal for those looking to unwind, vacation, and enjoy some solitude. I'll definitely come back to Wu Er Li on my next trip to Lijiang!
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