Homestays in Hong Kong, China

The hotel's location is excellent; it's just a few minutes' walk from Wan Chai Station, which is surrounded by many great restaurants. The room is quite spacious for Hong Kong standards and even includes a small kitchenette, though with so many dining options nearby, there's really no need to use it for a short stay. I must give a special shout-out to the front desk uncle; he was incredibly warm and attentive, showcasing the high standard of hospitality in Hong Kong. I'd definitely book this hotel again just for his amazing service.

The attitude of the waiter is very bad. Asking questions politely, the waiter seems impatient and quickly sends someone away. If you ask the waiter for the electrical appliances in the room, just go left if you don’t know. If you ask if you can get more towels, you will be charged. The towels in the room are enough for two people I refused to exchange a towel for a towel, and finally gave me a towel. I have to see how much water is available. It’s best to buy it yourself, emphasizing that the canal is a monthly renter... I don’t want a service day Don't pick up Japanese tenants if you rent! I have stayed for one night in Biqianli. It is not a free admission service. I have gone to many hotels. I have never tried a hotel with a price of more than $2000. Ken. Except for the large room and new furniture, all other things are worth $2500 a night.