I recently stayed at this hotel and overall, it was a mixed experience. The biggest advantage is the location, it’s right in the city center, with all the shops and cafes just steps away. It’s also very convenient for transport, being a 7 minute walk from Central Station, with Hong Kong Station also nearby. However, there are a few downsides to be aware of. First, the hotel is situated uphill, and you have to climb narrow steps to reach it, which can be quite tiring with heavy luggage. Inside the room, I found it to be consistently cold and damp. While there is a thermostat to adjust the temperature, it seems to make no real difference whether you turn it up or down (and there is a note advising against changing it anyway). The room is very minimal. You are provided with disposable towels, toilet paper, a weak hairdryer, an electric kettle, and disposable cups. The ground floor where the reception is located does offer a small seating area where you can relax. There's also a vending machine with snacks and some basic items, plus a water refill station with both cold and hot water, which was quite convenient. One more inconvenience: the building has two elevators, but only one was working during my stay, so it took time for the elevator.
