Miyue Roman Holiday Secret Manor

A boutique hotel by the sea in Shenzhen, featuring Roman Holiday-style hot spring soaking pools, elegant surroundings, and highly praised afternoon tea and breakfast. Perfect for a relaxing getaway, just a short walk from the metro station.

🏨【First Impressions】

I stayed at Miyue · Shenzhen Roman Holiday Hot Spring Soaking Pool Hotel, located in Dapeng New District, near the sea.✨ The overall environment is indeed elegant and quiet, living up to its 4.5 rating on Ctrip.🌟 ✨ Check-in was quick and efficient—took just a few minutes—and the front desk proactively introduced the hotel's facilities.🏨 🌟 Stepping into the room, the first thing I noticed was the spaciousness. The decor follows a Roman Holiday style with attention to detail, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and I slept very well at night. 🏨 Guests generally praise the elegant environment, great afternoon tea, and excellent breakfast. I personally tested this and it's true—the afternoon tea is served on the terrace with a sea breeze and delicate pastries, while breakfast offers a wide variety of both Chinese and Western options, all delicious. 🛏️ The overall vibe is perfect for a vacation, especially for couples or families, offering a completely different sense of relaxation compared to typical business hotels. The building itself is a landmark, with a distinctive exterior that's very photogenic. One thing to note: during peak season, occupancy is high, so it's advisable to book in advance to avoid disappointment. Overall, this stay exceeded my expectations, offering great value for money—definitely recommendable.

♨️【Core Experience】

The biggest selling point of this hotel is the Roman Holiday hot spring soaking pool. Every room comes with a private pool, with clean water and adjustable temperature—soaking in it is incredibly relaxing. 📸 I soaked in the evening, gazing at the sea view and listening to the waves, and felt completely at ease. 🧳 The pool is spacious enough for two people without feeling cramped, and the privacy is excellent, so you won't be disturbed. 🗺️ Besides the private pools, there's also a communal hot spring area free for guests, equally elegant. 💫 Afternoon tea is another highlight. I ordered a set for two, including desserts, fruits, and drinks—beautifully presented and tasty. Sitting on the terrace with the sea breeze was delightful. 🌈 Breakfast is beyond words—so many options it's hard to choose, from freshly made omelets and bacon to various breads, salads, and fruits, all fresh. 🏞️ The hotel also offers free parking, making it convenient for self-driving guests. ✨ In summary, these core experiences make this hotel stand out among the many in Shenzhen, especially for those seeking a quiet place to unwind.

🚇【Getting Around】

The hotel is located in Dapeng New District, Shenzhen. The nearest metro station is Yantian Road Station on Line 2/8, about a 20-minute taxi ride away, costing around 30 yuan. 🏨 If you prefer the bus, routes like M362 can take you directly to Dapeng Center, but the frequency isn't high, so self-driving or taxi is recommended. 🛏️ Driving from the city center, take the Huishen Coastal Expressway—about 40 minutes—and the hotel has free parking, making it hassle-free. 🌸 From Shenzhen Bao'an Airport, a taxi takes about 1 hour 20 minutes, costing around 200 yuan; by metro, you'd take Line 11, transfer to Line 2, then a bus, which is time-consuming, so a taxi or arranged pickup is better. 🍃 From Shenzhen North High-Speed Rail Station, a taxi is about 50 minutes, costing around 120 yuan. ☀️ The roads around the hotel are smooth with no traffic jams, so getting around is fairly easy. 🌙 If you're heading to Dapeng Ancient City or Jiaochangwei, it's a short taxi ride—within 10 minutes.

🛍️【Shopping】

There are no large shopping malls near the hotel. The closest is Lexing Department Store in Kuichong, about a 15-minute taxi ride, offering basic clothing brands and a supermarket for daily needs. 🧳 For a bigger mall, head to Yihai City in Yantian, which has Uniqlo, H&M, a cinema, and dining options—about a 25-minute taxi ride, costing around 40 yuan. 🗺️ For groceries, there's a CR Vanguard convenience store within a 10-minute walk. 💫 The hotel also has a small shop selling swimwear, sunscreen, and other vacation essentials—slightly pricey but handy in a pinch. 🌈 Parking at the malls is available underground, typically 10 yuan per hour, with free parking for certain spending thresholds. 🏞️ For souvenirs, head to Dapeng Ancient City, where you'll find many specialty shops selling dried seafood and handicrafts at reasonable prices. ✨ Overall, shopping isn't this area's strong suit, but basic needs are covered.

🍜【Nearby Dining】

The area around the hotel is known for seafood and local cuisine. I recommend Pengcheng Restaurant near Dapeng Ancient City—about 80 yuan per person, with signature dishes like kiln-roasted chicken and seafood hotpot, very authentic. 🏨 Another spot is Yujia Seafood, focusing on fresh catches cooked to order; their salt-and-pepper mantis shrimp is flavorful, at around 120 yuan per person, a 10-minute taxi from the hotel. 🛏️ For a more casual vibe, head to the seafood stalls at Jiaochangwei, where you can pick your own seafood and have it cooked for about 20 yuan per dish, averaging 100 yuan per person. Evenings feature BBQ and beer, creating a lively atmosphere. 🌸 For breakfast, the hotel offers a buffet with a wide selection—congee, dim sum, eggs, bacon, fruits, etc.—so you don't need to eat out. 🍃 Afternoon tea is also a highlight; I ordered a set for two with a three-tier stand and two drinks for 198 yuan—good value. ☀️ Additionally, there are small eateries nearby selling rice rolls and sweet soups, around 20 yuan per person, perfect for a late-night snack. 🌙 All in all, you'll find great food both at the hotel and nearby, so no worries about dining.

🛏️【Rooms & Amenities】

I stayed in a sea-view hot spring soaking pool room, about 50 square meters, with a king bed and a private soaking pool on the balcony, equipped with a sunshade for privacy. 🧳 The mattress is latex, on the softer side, and pillows come in two firmness options—thoughtful. 🗺️ The room features modern amenities like a smart toilet and electric curtains, very convenient. 💫 The hotel has communal hot spring pools and a heated swimming pool (1.2 meters deep), all free for guests—great for kids. 🌈 Breakfast is buffet-style from 7:30 to 10:00, with a rich variety and good taste. 🏞️ Check-out is at noon; for late check-out, you'll need to coordinate with the front desk, and a half-day charge may apply. ✨ Parking is free with ample spaces in both surface and underground lots, so no worries about finding a spot. Laundry service is available at 50 yuan per load; drop off before 5 PM and it's ready the same evening. Overall, the rooms and facilities are well-appointed, making for a comfortable stay.

🏞️【Attractions & Tips】

The hotel is surrounded by attractions.🌸 A 5-minute walk takes you to Jiaochangwei Beach, free to enter, where you can play in the sand and surf.🍃 🌟🌙 A 10-minute drive brings you to Dapeng Ancient City, also free, with ancient buildings and unique shops worth exploring. ☀️There's also Dapeng Peninsula National Geopark, free admission, where you can hike and enjoy sea views—15 minutes by car. If you have extra time, head to Xichong Beach, known for its fine sand and fewer crowds; admission is 20 yuan, about 30 minutes away. For check-in, the hotel welcomes foreign guests with a valid passport, but it's best to confirm with the front desk in advance. Shenzhen's weather is mild year-round, but mosquitoes are common in summer, so bring repellent. During peak season (May to October), room rates rise, and weekends are busy, so book at least two weeks ahead. Note that the hotel has no elevator, but the floors are low; staff can assist with heavy luggage. All in all, staying here makes it easy to enjoy the sea and explore the ancient city—ideal for a 2-3 day short getaway.