Away from the hustle and bustle--Cui Ya Shan Fang

The hotel is located at 800 Castle Peak Road, Kwai Chung, Lai Chi Kok, on the hill of Jao Tsung-I Academy. There are signs along the way to Jao Tsung-I Academy at Exit B of Mei Foo MTR Station. There is also a footbridge at Mei Foo Bus Terminal, which takes about 7-8 minutes to walk to, so the transportation is not very convenient! After arriving at the Jao Tsung-I Academy, you need to go straight up to the upper area to find the accommodation area of ​​Cui Ya Shan Fang Hotel. The accommodation area is divided into five areas: piano, chess, poetry, calligraphy, and painting (A, B, C, D, and E). The reception desk is located on the basement floor of the Poetry (C) Building. In line with the design of the entire Academy, the layout of the reception desk is very traditional Chinese cultural, and there is also a leisure space similar to a study in the side hall. The check-in procedure is simple. You just need to fill out a simple health declaration form and pay a $500 deposit to get the key card and go to the room. This time I stayed in a room on the second floor of Area B (chess area). When I entered the room, I felt that the space was comfortable and the ceiling was a pyramid. I saw that it was a refurbished old bungalow. The room is simply decorated with a traditional Chinese feel, a fusion of Chinese and Western styles. Basic equipment such as bottled water, tea cups, tea bags, electric kettle, medium-sized refrigerator, large wardrobe, safe, eco-friendly slippers, hair dryer, etc. are all available. There are enough sockets in the room, and there is even an extension cord with a USB charging plug next to the desk, which is a bonus! The toilet and shower room are separated by a shower curtain, and the decoration is mainly in nostalgic European style. The toiletries are relatively simple, but towels of all sizes are available. The entire hotel environment feels far away from the hustle and bustle, and it is located in the memorial cultural center of the Chinese studies master Jao Tsung-i, so you can deeply feel the quiet cultural and artistic atmosphere! There are also many scenic spots for check-in in the park, making it the first choice for a staycation if you want to relax and unwind! The price is reasonable, I will come back to relax next time. Another feature of this hotel is that it is pet-friendly. Guests are welcome to bring their pets with them, so there will be many pets around the hotel. #consumptionvoucherstrategy #cost-effectivehotel #specialaccommodation #getawayfromthehustle and bustle #staycation #goodplaceinhongkong #jaozongyiculturalcenter #cuisineshanfang