Tin Hau Station in Hong Kong, a minimalist and tranquil place

#WinHongKongTicket I really like the atmosphere of Tin Hau Station. The environment is relatively not so lively but full of functions. With soft street names such as Glass Street, Screen Street, and Qingfeng Street, I have a sense of security every time I come back here - TUVE, a hotel in my long-collected pocket list, is located on this street, warm and bright. The hotel is a 3-minute walk from the subway station. There is an A11 airport bus at the corner of the street, saving you the trouble of taking the Airport Express and transferring. You can walk to Tai Hang and take the Ding Ding bus to the downtown area of ​​Causeway Bay in 4 stops. There are also many restaurants around the hotel. The Eight Treasures Clear Soup Pork Belly is especially recommended. It is rich in ingredients and delicious. You will miss it again and again. TUVE exudes an atmosphere of being hidden away in the city right from the outside. The sign is an iron plate on the ground. After pushing open the black door, a comfortable fragrance immediately hits your nose, and the surging symphony music seems to welcome people to visit, all the way to the elevator, leading visitors step by step into the mysterious yet reassuring atmosphere. From the reception to the room, the design is based on the consistent black tone, combined with metal, wood and other materials to create a low-key sense of layering; the main light in the room has three yellow and white light modes that can be adjusted, so there is no need to worry about insufficient light when working; the bath products are Le Labo Santal 33, which has a pleasant fragrance and texture, so I can rest assured to avoid the habit of bringing my own shampoo and shower gel in the past; the mattress is a little soft but the support is enough, enough to relax without sinking too deep, I slept very well for two nights this time. With the rising prices of accommodation in Hong Kong, it is rare to get equal service and experience. If I have to say a disadvantage, it is probably that the air-conditioning is a bit too cold, and you have to wear a bathrobe to feel moderate. The comfort room I stayed in this time was just right for me. I hope I can have the opportunity to stay in other room types in the future. I’m already looking forward to the day when I visit Hong Kong again!