Suqi Lanting lit at dusk and reflected in Erhai Lake, Shuanglang, Dali
Suqi Lanting — guest room opening through glass doors onto Erhai Lake
Suqi Lanting — terrace chairs set above the water, Erhai and Cang Mountain beyond
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Suqi Lanting

A hand-picked boutique retreat

A lakefront resort on the water at Shuanglang (双廊宿柒·蓝庭), on Erhai's quiet eastern shore — rooms and terraces opening straight onto the lake with Cang Mountain on the far side, a private stretch of shore below, and the old town's lanes about four hundred metres away through an alley.

Highlights

  • On the water at Shuanglang, on Erhai's eastern shore — the quieter, less-built-up half of the lake
  • Rooms and terraces open straight onto the water, with the Cang Mountain ridge across the lake
  • A private stretch of shore below the property, and the shallows where the lake trees stand
  • Shuanglang Ancient Town is roughly four hundred metres away, reached through a side alley
  • A library, a coffee bar and lake-facing dining rooms for the hours between
  • Airport transfers and a 24-hour desk — useful on a route that arrives late and leaves early
Common questions

Staying at Suqi Lanting

01 Where is Suqi Lanting and how do I get there?

It sits on the lakefront at Shuanglang Ancient Town, on the eastern shore of Erhai in Dali, Yunnan. Dali has both an airport (DLU) and a high-speed rail station two hours from Kunming; the drive round the lake to Shuanglang takes about an hour from either. The hotel runs airport transfers, and the old town's lanes are roughly four hundred metres away on foot.

02 What are the views like?

The property faces west across Erhai, so the water is in front of you and the Cang Mountain ridge is on the far side — which means the light lands on the mountains in the late afternoon and on the lake at dawn. Rooms and terraces open straight onto the water, and there is a private stretch of shore below the building.

03 Who is this stay best for?

Travellers who want Erhai itself rather than a room in Dali old town, and who prefer the eastern shore's slower pace to the busier western side. It suits couples and families using Shuanglang as the gentle first or last stop of a longer Yunnan route — there is a library, a coffee bar and lake-facing dining for the hours you are not out on the water.