The Elodie private resort at Lugu Lake is one of the newest hotels in Ninglang, having been renovated in 2023. Ninglang Luguhu Airport is the closest major transportation option, approximately 43km away. Ninglang Luguhu Airport is the closest option for those who prefer to fly, approximately 43km away. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Daluoshui Guozhuang Bonfire Party, Dayuba and Luoshui Wharf all nearby. After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. This Ninglang hotel provides parking on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.
"The service was excellent, and the decor was also very nice. The location, with its lake view right outside the door, and the thoughtful little touches were truly impressive. Thinking back on the whole experience from the moment we arrived:
1. Upon getting out of the car, a receptionist proactively helped us with our luggage. The parking lot is a bit small, and turning around in the internal courtyard was a bit tricky. We ended up parking on the roadside in front of the hotel. On the way to our room, we asked the receptionist for recommendations on what to do and where to eat in Lugu Lake. They gave us very helpful advice, especially recommending the Mosuo roasted pork, which was delicious. Worth a try!
2. This was the first time I've seen a small footstool next to the toilet in a hotel room, and I absolutely needed it! Huge thumbs up for that. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, with both air conditioning and underfloor heating, and the cooling worked perfectly.
3. The large glass on the hotel balcony was spotless, without any fingerprints. Excellent! The balcony offered direct lake views, perfect for watching both sunrise and sunset.
4. The sound system was also great, perfect for artistic types to sit on the balcony, listen to music, and have a drink. That's exactly what we did, though we kept the volume low, slightly worried about disturbing others.
5. We didn't use the bathtub, as we were concerned about altitude sickness, and honestly, grown men don't typically use them much. I have to mention, though, that even though disposable tub liners were provided, there were dead midges (large male mosquitoes) in the tub. I don't really blame the hotel for this; if you open the balcony door, midges are naturally attracted to light and will come into the room.
6. The vanity area was a big plus! They provided face masks and warm eye masks, which was perfect as my companion had some sunburn. The face mask was medical-grade, and I looked it up online â about 10 yuan each. There were also three compressed disposable towels, great if you don't want to use the hotel's bath towels or are a germaphobe. The hotel's consideration in this area was very thoughtful. Thumbs up.
7. After the surrounding businesses turned off their lights around 12:30 AM, light pollution decreased, allowing for stargazing on a clear night. We weren't so lucky; at 3 AM, we only saw stars, no Milky Way. The staff mentioned that August is usually a better time to see it, so keep that in mind.
8. I'm no expert on toiletries, but they smelled quite pleasant.
9. Breakfast included two small dishes of preserved vegetables, eggs, sausages, rice noodles, dragon fruit, small steamed buns, etc., with unlimited refills. The rice noodles were a bit bland, so remember to add salt and other seasonings yourself.
10. The location is decent, and it's convenient for dining.
This isn't a professional review, and I didn't take many photos inside the hotel, so just bear with it."