Is there any good inn in the ancient city of Lijiang? A friend with a good environment and a sense of design said that Lijiang Anju is not bad. Have you ever been there?

Go for a stroll by yourself, there are inns all over the place, it’s best to see for yourself, which one you like to live in

The eaves and rubble, the reflection of the moon and the starry sky, full of a sense of tranquility, this is Lijiang. <br/>Lijiang Anju Meisu Inn is strategically located in the center of the ancient city, adjacent to Sifang Street and Wuyi Street. There are many scenic spots and delicious food around, so it is convenient to travel. Although it is located in the bustling area of ​​the ancient city, it is close to the street and not facing the street, so that it can truly be quiet in the midst of the hustle and bustle. <br/>Anju Inn, classic and elegant. The decoration style is unique and full of charm. The doors and windows outside the house are exquisitely carved, the courtyard is secluded, green plants are everywhere, and the fragrance of flowers is permeating. The rooms are clean and tidy, comfortable and pleasant, with complete facilities, a veritable home. An enjoyment, the joy of home! <br/>The most joyful thing is the courtyard of Anju Meisu Inn, which is full of greenery and full of vitality. There is a faint fragrance of flowers and woods in the air. Like "Peach Blossom Spring". Sifang Pavilion, rocking bed, fish pond water curtain, etc. In this courtyard, basking in the sun, enjoying flowers, teasing small fish, reading books, tasting tea and chatting, people can't help but sigh that life has become poetry, and it is as beautiful as a painting. .

The hotel we stayed in last time was very good, and the price is very high.<br/>Liubai Guanjing Inn, the inn is a structure of an ancient Naxi courtyard. Those who have never lived in a wooden building are worth a try! Students and office workers who come to the ancient city for the first time are very satisfied with their first experience. At night, go to Lion Rock, Sifang Street, and Bar Street, all of which are free attractions.