Romantische Hotels in Lancang

Hidden among green mountains in a mist-wreathed Pu'er tea garden, the Jingmai Brilliant Resort and Spa (Jingmai Bolian Jingpin Jiudian) has a peaceful atmosphere with fragrance of tea floating in the air. (See hotel photos for more.)The Dai minority-style buildings of this Xishuangbanna resort offer mountain-view rooms and villas, all complete with modern amenities. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to balconies offering guests breath-taking views of the scenery. The luxurious Manor Villa also offers a private hot tub.Both Chinese and Western cuisines are available. In addition, guests can sip wine, local Pu'er tea or Yunnan coffee or tropical cocktails at the Sunset Bar. For those looking for different culinary experience, the barbecue restaurant offers dishes from local minority groups. The resort's Tea Club combines the enjoyment of music and traditional Chinese tea culture. Guest may taste tea and listen to music with tea specialists here.For guests traveling on business, this hotel provides a function hall that can hold 120 people and a convention room that can accommodate 40 people. The business facilities include projectors as well as audio and stage lighting systems.Guests with free time may visit the nearby scenic spots or enjoy themselves by helping to pick, process and store Pu'er tea.

Review: Eterna Venue Hotel (Liu Shi) - A Tea Mountain Retreat As a self-proclaimed “well-travelled” individual, I never expected Jingmai Mountain to take my breath away again—but it truly did. The journey here is a testament to Yunnan’s untouched beauty, with rolling emerald tea fields, ancient forests, and villages where ethnic tribes have lived for generations. We decided to stay at Eterna Venue Hotel (Liu Shi) instead of the many BnBs on the mountain, having often found those overpriced and lacking in cleanliness. What a pleasant surprise this hotel turned out to be! From the moment we arrived, the warmth of the staff made it feel like home. Many of the team members come from nearby tea-farming communities, and their passion for the land was palpable. They didn’t just serve tea—they shared stories of the heritage behind it, offering insights into the different tea varieties and local traditions. The room was spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed with high-quality linens. I loved waking up to the sound of roosters and the first rays of sunshine streaming through the window. If you’re like me and prefer to leave the window open at night, the fresh mountain air is the perfect way to start your day. For breakfast, don’t miss the fresh rice noodles and seafood congee—so flavorful! The fruit selection was also fresh and changed daily. A pleasant surprise was finding Cha Ling (a premium LVMH brand) as the hotel’s amenity. Made with tea extract, it added a luxurious touch to my stay. One of my favorite experiences was the traditional tea baking session, Wei Lu Kao Cha. We gathered around a carbon stove, sipped Pu’er tea, ate locally harvested fruit and nuts, and learned to bake our own tea leaves under the guidance of tea masters. The staff’s pride in their cultural heritage shone through in every interaction, making what could have been a simple stay feel like an immersive cultural journey. For anyone looking to experience the authentic soul of Yunnan’s tea mountains, Eterna Venue Hotel offers more than just a place to stay—it provides a meaningful connection to this beautiful region.