TL C.
The room was roomy, with a sofa that could fit two or three people, an L-shaped desk, and space for toiletries and clothes. I paid 298 yuan for one night in a family room. The place wasn't high quality, but it did the job as somewhere to sleep. There were some rough problems: one floorboard smelled moldy and rotten, the toilet clogged after two flushes, and its seat was broken. Food prices on the in-room menu seemed reasonable. There's not much to see or do nearby, so plan to eat before coming back; you'll need a bus or taxi to get around. From the artificial island of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, my taxi ride took about 20 minutes and cost 37 yuan. A bus stop is right by the main entrance, and staff said all routes cost 1 yuan. I took one to Gongbei Port, which was 1 yuan per person and took around 10 minutes, quicker than I expected.

