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The Xiongzhao Hotel (Dali Lushan Ancient City High-speed Railway Station) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Weishan will find that the Xiongzhao Hotel (Dali Lushan Ancient City High-speed Railway Station) is a fantastic accommodation choice. Traveling to the hotel is easy with Weishan Railway Station located approximately 1km away and Dali Fengyi Airport roughly 60km away. There's plenty to do nearby, with Weishan Ancient City, Weishan Ancient City - Gongchen Tower and Gongchen Gate all within a short distance. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Weishan hotel features 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.

Weishan Pusu Inn is nestled at the southern end of West Street, the pedestrian heart of Weishan’s Nanzhao Ancient Town. It’s a quiet retreat away from the bustle, yet warm and welcoming, blending seamlessly with the local character. Prime Location, Steps Away · Bell and Drum Tower (Xinggong Tower) – a 5‑minute walk; you can see this landmark right from your window. · Xianfeng Academy (Chongzheng Academy) – a 10‑minute walk; a restored Ming‑dynasty gem known as one of the most beautiful academies in the area. · Food Street – right at your doorstep, offering an endless array of Weishan’s famous snacks. · Gongchen Gate and Nanzhao Museum – both within easy walking distance. Simple, Peaceful, and Homey Pusu is a “little house” in the best sense – no over‑designed frills, just clean, tidy rooms, reliable hot water, and all the essentials you need. True to its name (Pusu means “simple and plain”), it offers a quiet sanctuary for anyone weary of city noise, where you can feel at ease in the old town. Step Out for Authentic Weishan Flavours With the Food Street just behind us, you’ll find local favourites everywhere: steamed bean‑rice cakes, pea‑starch jelly, lamb rice noodles, and the famous Su Laosan’s Yigu noodles. You could eat something different from morning till night – staying at Pusu means immersing yourself in the richest local food culture. Live the Nanzhao Story Wake up to birdsong, spend your day exploring tie‑dye workshops and Jiama woodblock‑print experiences, then unwind with a coffee and a book at the academy in the evening. At Pusu, you’re not a tourist – you’re a temporary resident of the ancient town’s everyday life.