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Shanshui Hotel Dali

Xilong Road, Xiaguancheng District Dali, Yunnan, China

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... within a hostel made for the creative type. Despite the crazy people we shared a huge room with, this place had a really good vibe about it. Every wall was clad with a different painting and chill out tunes floated around the sun loungers. This was more like it!
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