The filming location of Bai Lu's blockbuster! Lakeside mansion with a view of the snowy mountains while lying down

I've discovered this hidden paradise between Lijiang Old Town and Shuhe Ancient Town! Every day staying at "Lijiang Mountain and Sea VILLA," you wake up to the stunning reflection of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain on the lake, and even the bathrobe is a romantic way to unwind. 🌄 Spectacular Views • The room features floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides framing the snowy mountains; on sunny days, the "Sunshine on the Golden Mountain" directly pours into the bathtub. Wearing the white bathrobe, every casual photo looks like a lazy vacation blockbuster. • The rooftop terrace hides a mirror pool, with blue sky + snowy mountains + reflections creating a triple visual impact. It’s recommended to bring the hotel’s afternoon tea at dusk to enjoy the pink sunset glow. 🛋️ Thoughtful Design • Smart voice-controlled lighting and curtains completely free your hands; in the morning, just say "open the curtains" and enjoy the awakening snowy mountains from your bed. • Natural wood furniture mixed with Naxi embroidered pillows; the minibar offers local specialty snow tea and coffee capsules with free refills, and even the bath salts are rose-scented! 🍜 Foodie Delights • Breakfast must-try: freshly cooked Yunnan rice noodles, with bone broth simmered for 8 hours, and a condiment buffet with over 20 options (highly recommend fried pork skin and secret pickled vegetables). • Hidden gem: book a yak hotpot dinner with the butler, enjoy dipping by the starry sky terrace while watching the snowy mountain night view, with so much meat you’ll be amazed. 🚗 Nearby Tips • A 15-minute walk takes you straight to Shuhe Ancient Town’s lively night market, but the hotel itself feels like an island surrounded by forest, where at night you only hear the sound of the stream. • The butler can arrange a private horseback riding route in the snow mountains, entering the mountains an hour earlier than tourist groups to exclusively enjoy the deserted Blue Moon Valley.