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歐式鄉村風

Slogan and introduction

The World in a Poet's Words 

Like the grain of sand, one can see worlds in a few short lines 
written by William Blake (1757~1827). The English poet is known 
for his concise, controlled lines and expansive metaphors. 
The lines in Blake's poetry do not just lead to other words in the poem, 
but to concepts and ideas far beyond the page. 

The imagery Blake evokes is not simply poetic. An accomplished 
engraver, Blake illustrated, by hand, many volumes of his writing. 
The pictures are an integral part of Blake's artistic vision, 
adding further color and scope to his highly developed sense of metaphor. ​

平日​Ordinary days

平日-歐式鄉村
雙人房
TWD$3,000

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假日Holiday

假日-歐式鄉村
​雙人房
TT$4,600

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特殊節日Festival

特殊節日-歐式鄉村
雙人房
TWD$5,200