Luna Sea-View Inn
A hand-picked boutique retreat
A first-line inn on the water at Shuanglang, on the eastern shore of Erhai Lake in Dali. Travertine terraces and soaking tubs open straight onto the lake, with the village and mountains across the bay; sliding glass walls fold the lounge open to the terrace, and warm-lit interiors run down to the water's edge at dusk. Quiet, pared-back rooms in linen and pale stone.
Highlights
- A first-line, water's-edge position at Shuanglang on the eastern shore of Erhai Lake, near Dali
- Travertine terraces and soaking tubs open straight onto the lake
- Sliding glass walls fold the lounge open to the terrace, blurring inside and out
- Warm-lit interiors run right down to the water's edge at dusk
- The village and mountains sit across the bay, framing the view
- Quiet, pared-back rooms in linen and pale stone for slow lakeside days
Inside Luna Sea-View Inn
Staying at Luna Sea-View Inn
01 Where is Luna Sea-View Inn and how do I get there?
It's a first-line, water's-edge inn at Shuanglang, a village on the eastern shore of Erhai Lake near Dali in Yunnan. Most travellers reach Dali by air or high-speed rail and then transfer by road around the lake to Shuanglang, which sits directly across the water from the town and mountains.
02 How close to the water is it, really?
As close as it gets — it's a first-line position right on the lake. Travertine terraces and soaking tubs open straight onto the water, sliding glass walls fold the lounge open to the terrace, and warm-lit interiors run down to the water's edge at dusk, with the village and mountains across the bay.
03 Who is this stay best for?
Couples and travellers who want Erhai's lakefront front and centre — long, quiet mornings on the terrace, a soak looking across the bay, and pared-back rooms in linen and pale stone. It's for slowing down by the water rather than a busy sightseeing base.
