- HONG KONG
Staycation At Tai O Heritage Hotel In Lantau
History + Charm
Take a trip down memory lane at the newly opened Tai O Heritage Hotel! The Old Tai O Police Station, built in 1902, has been revitalized and converted into Tai O Heritage Hotel to celebrate Hong Kong cultural heritage.
The quaint family-friendly hotel with nine colonial-style rooms and suites is located in the Tai O fishing village known for houses on stilts. The hotel houses the Heritage Interpretation Centre, an exhibition area displaying the history of the former police station and Tai O people. It also features Tai O Lookout, a glass-roofed restaurant serving Tai O specialties and displaying artwork by local Tai O artists.
It’s a unique family getaway close to home and from farther afield!
Why Little Steps Loves It:
A family friendly hotel with history and charm. Book the “Double Double” room that accommodates up to 4 people.
Who It's Perfect For:
History buffs and families with kids of all ages. Baby cots are available upon request.
What Else:
Not able to stay overnight? Take a day trip! Free guided hotel tours are offered daily.
Additional Info:
Tai O Heritage Hotel
Shek Tsai Po Street, Tai O, Lantau Island,Hong Kong
+852 2985 8383
www.taioheritagehotel.com
How to get there: Catch a ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo and then take a taxi or bus number 1 to Tai O.
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