Miyue · Shenzhen Blue and White Saint Island Cliff Hot Tub Boutique Stay

A white-and-blue cliffside retreat on Shenzhen's Dapeng Peninsula, where windows open to the sea and soaking tubs frame the sunset. Guests rave about the elegant setting and breakfast—perfect for a self-drive getaway.

🏡【First Impressions】I drove down on a Saturday afternoon, parked right in the small lot by the entrance, and check-in was a breeze—they even handed me a glass of iced lemon water. 🌟😌 My room was on the second floor, and stepping onto the balcony, the sea stretched out below the cliff. The blue-and-white building gleamed in the sunlight, spotless and fresh. 🌊 After a night's stay, the biggest takeaway was the peace—just the sound of waves at night, a mattress that was just right, and two pillows (one buckwheat, one down) that had me sleeping like a log. 😴 Ctrip rates it 4.5, and scrolling through the last month's reviews, many guests mention 'elegant environment,' 'great breakfast,' and 'lovely afternoon tea.' From my own experience, it lives up to the hype. 🍽️ Afternoon tea comes as a set—scones and fruit tarts were fresh, and the Earl Grey was refillable. 😋 The only small letdown was no desk in the room; I'd have to use the lobby for work, but hey, it's a vacation, so no big deal. 📝 All in all, at this price in Shenzhen, getting a cliffside sea-view room feels like a steal. From Futian, it's about a 50-minute drive on smooth highways, but weekends bring heavy traffic to Dapeng Peninsula, so leave early to avoid jams. Once you arrive, it's all tranquility—falling asleep to the waves, waking up to sunshine, and the whole weekend slows down. That's a rare treat in fast-paced Shenzhen, and the value is unbeatable.

🌊【Core Experience】The real showstopper is the cliffside soaking tub—every room's balcony has a round tub facing the sea. 🛁 I filled it in the late afternoon and soaked for half an hour; the water was perfect, and as I watched the sunset paint the sea gold, I thought, this is something you can only get here. 🌅 The tub is temperature-controlled, no fiddling needed, and fills in about ten minutes with strong water pressure. 💦 I did it again the next morning—cool sea breeze, hot water, and fishing boats heading out—it was invigorating. ⛵ Beyond the tub, the common areas are super photogenic. The blue-and-white palette feels like Santorini; every shot looks like a postcard. My Moments blew up with people asking where this was. 📸 There's also a small infinity pool facing the sea—not big, but perfect for a few laps when it's quiet in the morning. 🏊 Most guests say it's great for couples or girlfriends' trips; I brought my mom, and she loved the tub too. 👩‍👧 If you want to fully unwind, a whole day here is plenty—no need to fight crowds at attractions. The tub stays around 38°C, so you won't get stuffy even after a long soak. I'd suggest one soak at dusk and one at dawn to catch different vibes: golden sunsets and serene mornings with fishing boats—both healing and photogenic.

🚗【Getting Around】The hotel is in Dapeng New District, a bit off the beaten path, but driving is a cinch—just punch it into your GPS.👧 There's free parking at the entrance with about 20 spots; on weekends, they can fill up by 3 PM, so arrive early. 👧🚙 If you're on public transit, the nearest metro is Line 8's Yantian Road Station, about 25 km away. A taxi takes roughly 40 minutes and costs around 100 yuan. 🚕 From Shenzhen North Station, expect an hour's drive and about 150 yuan; from Bao'an Airport, it's longer—1.5 hours and 200+ yuan. ✈️ I drove from Futian via the Huishen Coastal Expressway, about 50 minutes with decent traffic, but weekends mean more cars on the peninsula, so aim to leave before 10 AM. 🛣️ The hotel doesn't offer a shuttle, so without a car, it's tricky. There's no bus stop nearby—the closest is a 20-minute walk, so it's not practical. If you're taking a taxi, book ahead because the location is remote and wait times can be long. Best to confirm pickup options when booking, but driving is the most hassle-free.

🛍️【Shopping & Errands】There's no mall right by the hotel. The nearest shopping center is Lequn Plaza in Kuichong Town, about 15 minutes by car—it has a supermarket, a few clothing stores, and a cinema. 🛒 For daily necessities, the lobby has vending machines with drinks and snacks, though prices are a bit higher than outside. 🍪 I forgot my swimsuit, and the front desk offered rentals for 50 yuan a session, or I could drive to Kuichong where there's a Decathlon with limited but sufficient options. 👙 For groceries, the closest is Vanguard in Kuichong, about 12 minutes away, open until 10 PM—good for restocking fruit and water. 🍎 For a bigger mall, you'd head to Yihai City in Yantian, about 35 minutes away, with Uniqlo, Muji, and various restaurants. Parking there is 10 yuan for the first hour, then 5 yuan per hour after. 🅿️ The hotel itself has no shops, but the front desk can receive packages, so you could order online and have it delivered. 📦 Make a checklist before you leave to avoid back-and-forth trips—save time for relaxation.

🍜【Local Eats】Breakfast is included—a buffet with a modest but refined spread: made-to-order rice noodles, fried eggs, bacon, plus Cantonese dim sum like shrimp dumplings and siu mai. Guests often praise it, and I left full. 🍳 For lunch and dinner, I drove out. There are a few seafood spots nearby; I recommend 'Pengcheng Renjia,' about 10 minutes away, averaging 120 yuan per person. Their salt-and-pepper mantis shrimp and garlic steamed oysters were fresh and generous. 🦐 Another option is 'Dapeng Fishing Port' near Jiaochangwei, about 15 minutes out, averaging 150 yuan per person. Their sea urchin fried rice and ginger-scallion crab were tasty, but weekends get busy with wait times. 🍚 For something simpler, the hotel restaurant does dinner sets—a steak or seafood rice with soup and salad for 188 yuan. It's decent and convenient. 🍽️ Afternoon tea is another highlight; my stay included a double set with scones, macarons, fruit tarts, and tea or coffee. Enjoying it on the balcony with the sea view was pure bliss. 🍰 For late-night cravings, there's no delivery nearby, so stock up on snacks from the supermarket. 🍫 I'd recommend calling ahead for the seafood restaurants, especially on weekends, to avoid waiting—the freshness is worth it.

🛏️【Room & Amenities】I booked the 'Cliffside Sea View Soaking Tub King Room'—about 40 square meters with a 1.8-meter bed, a balcony with the tub and loungers, and a bathroom with separate shower and water pressure that's strong and heats up fast. 🚿 Toiletries are hotel-branded with a citrus scent, quite pleasant. 🧴 The minibar has four drinks and two beers, all free and restocked daily. 🍺 The TV supports screen mirroring, so I watched a movie after my soak—very cozy. 📺 In the common area, there's a book lounge where you can borrow books, plus a small gym with a treadmill and dumbbells—compact but sufficient. 🏋️ Parking is free, and checkout is at noon. Late checkout costs 50 yuan per hour, but if rooms are available, they might extend to 2 PM for free. ⏰ Breakfast runs from 7:30 to 10:00; go early because after 9:30 it gets crowded. 👥 There's no kids' club, but there's a small sandpit for children—family-friendly. 👨‍👩‍ The room insulation is excellent, so nights are quiet. The bedding is comfortable, and with two pillow options, they've thought of the details.

🌄【Nearby Attractions & Tips】There's plenty to see around. A five-minute walk brings you to Jiaochangwei Beach—free, clean, and great for sand and surf. 🏖️ A ten-minute drive takes you to Dapeng Fortress, a Ming-dynasty town with free entry, perfect for an hour or two of history. 🏰 Twenty minutes further is Dongshan Temple, also free, with active incense for those wanting to pray. 🛕 For elderly or kids, Jiaochangwei Beach is enough—it suits all ages. 👵 For foreign guests, the hotel accepts passport registration, but it's wise to call ahead to confirm, as some booking platforms need notes. 🛂 During peak season (May to October), weekend rooms are hot—I booked two weeks out and only two were left. I'd suggest at least a month in advance. 📅 Summer brings mosquitoes; the room has electric repellent, but for the outdoor tub, bring bug spray—I got a few bites. 🦟 Spring and autumn are the most comfortable—gentle sea breeze, perfect sun. Winter tub water is warm, but temperature swings are big, so pack a jacket. 🧥 Overall, this place is for those wanting a quiet sea view and tub relaxation, not for those craving nightlife or malls.