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Building a Dream from Scratch, Brick by Brick

A Warm Welcome From the Lo Family

It is a legend of Qingjing and a timeless sight in this mountain town — unchanged by the passing years — possessing the elegance and dedication found only in century-old European hotels.

Sofa at Qingjing The Old England Manor

Ascend the stone steps into the corridor of an ancient, ornate space Dancing shadows meet a whispering breeze A Salon bathed in the golden glow of eventide Mellow coffee, elegant Darjeeling, alluring Whisky The Old England—a sense of distance, a sense of familiarity Though generations pass She remains eternal

Here, welcome your family to a legacy that endures through time A spirit that continues, a heritage that remains Every visitor who enters is a cherished guest of the Lo family You and I shall tell our children the stories of this place One day, in a quiet corner We sink into a velvet sofa and recall the past Fleeting moments, yet unforgettable This very spot, I shall tell my children's children 'I once sat here...'

Bell Tower at Qingjing The Old England Manor

Gothic Clock Tower

A sentinel of English-Gothic architecture, inspired by the great collegiate towers of England, marking time with the unhurried rhythm of the mountains.

Half-Timbered Facade at Qingjing The Old England Manor

Half-Timbered Facade

Striking contrasts of exposed dark timber and white plaster, recreating the national colors of a powerful historical age.

Stone Mullion Arch and Rose Windows at Qingjing The Old England Manor

Stone Mullion & Rose Windows

Slim dividers and expensive stained glass—a status symbol once reserved for royalty, now framing the alpine landscape.

Mr. Lo Chieh-Hung, Founder of Qingjing The Old England Manor

The Founder

Lo Chieh Hung

The Old England grew from the dream and design of its founder, Da-Lo. Yet through the long years of building and running the manor, his younger brother, Xiao-Lo, was never absent, lending support behind the scenes and watching over the day-to-day. The two brothers shouldered the work together, and with Da-Lo's wife beside him, the family has kept this dreamed-of manor standing to this day.

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Chapter One of a Century-Old Hotel

Inspired by century-old European hotels, he set aside the logic of time, cost, and fast-paced living, believing that vanity is but a dream, and only romance endures for centuries.

Coming from a military background without formal architectural training, Mr. Lo relied on his unwavering persistence toward his ideal. From conceptual design, land preparation, tying rebar, carving, and woodwork, to traveling all the way to Europe to select furniture and decor, and personally planting trees for landscaping, he took a hands-on approach every step of the way.
The Spirit of 'LO'

Family Emblem

The Spirit of 'LO'

Our family emblem — two cherubs bearing the 'LO' surname — is more than a crest. It embodies our pledge of sustainable stewardship for a century and beyond.

A hotel for a century