You can stay in treetop villas or earthuts from HK$2,600/night but you get a second night free which is pretty good value for a weekend break. There are various eating and drinking options as well as three swimming pools on top of the private Jacuzzis in some of the rooms. It sits in a hilly valley which is striking save for the greyness in the photos. Why did they not take them on a sunny day?

They have a spa where you can tuck into programmes combining diet, exercise and massage and you’ll also find a stables for equestrian pursuits. If you’re on a romantic break it’s a bit too much for our taste to go horse back riding but at least it’s not on a sandy white beach. You can also do calligraphy classes, archery, fishing or tea picking so you’ll have a packed schedule outside of bath time.

Relaxation and relaxation.