Mui Wo is a nice quiet town with a lovely beach and good walking trail. It's convenient for the airport and only half an hour away from Central on the fast ferry service. Than you are on the MTR which connects to most places in HK. The Hut itself, is what it is. A hut but with most of the things that you need. A small cooking area if you want to cook simple meals, but the sink is in the bathroom. Not very convenient for doing the washing up. It was ok for me as I didn't do any cooking there, only prepared breakfast each morning. There is no water from the tap, husband found it inconvenient to have to boil kettles of water to have a shave. He also had to use a small bowl because the plug in the small basin do not fit, the water just emptied out. The shower is a bit inadequate because it's from a electric heater with only 1000 litres capacity. You have to turn it on about 30mins before, to heat the water up. You have to wet yourself, shampoo, rinse, soap and rinse yourself very quickly before the water goes cold. The second person has to wait for the water to heat up again before you can use the shower again . My son being mentally handicapped couldn't master the art of it, so he had to have a shower in mum's flat before returning to Mui Wo each evening . We found the hut a bit oppressive because all the windows were boarded up and curtains tapped down . There is no natural light into the house apart from one window by the kitchen area . There is no smoke alarm. I think there should be, because there is only one exit in or out of the property. However the yard is nice to sit outside in on a sunny day. Unfortunately for us , the weather turned unexpectedly cold and wet for the last week we were there. Heidi and San are very friendly and accommodating people. They let my brother and sister-in-law stay the night in the Stone as it was vacant, so we could set off early to visit my father's grave together the next morning. Thank You! Heidi is very quick to respond to problems as well. She must have phoned the pest control people as soon as I told her about the rats having a midnight party because they sent someone within two days and were back again two days later, to check on it. Pity we didn't have time to get to know them better, as the whole purpose of us visiting HK was to spent time with my mum. The place was kept spotlessly clean by a very nice, friendly lady call Kwong. She is always there if you need anything.