Ramada Grand Tsim Sha Tsui

The hotel is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, close to the Avenue of Stars. You can enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour in the evening. The transportation is very convenient, and it offers great value for money, making it perfect for K-pop fans. Remember to bring your own disposable toiletries!!!

The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient for coming and going. The room is very small; with two single beds, there's no space to walk in between. The front desk staff seemed expressionless, but they did provide the standard service expected.

The room was decent and clean. It's about a 7-8 minute walk from the MTR station, but the air conditioning unit was a bit noisy. Light sleepers probably wouldn't be able to tolerate it. The room outlets are three-prong, and you can borrow adapters from the front desk. The service was okay, and you can store luggage on the second floor.

The description mentioned a triple room with three beds arranged side-by-side. However, the room we received had a double bed with an extra bed squeezed in, making it difficult to move around. The shower was in a bathtub, but the drain stopper was stuck, causing water to pool.

The room was absolutely terrible, worse than a two-star hotel, more like a cheap motel in a small town. How can this be a Ramada branded hotel? It's such a rip-off. The room's decor was indescribable, like something out of a seedy place from thirty years ago. It was small and run-down, and the power outlets barely worked. The bathroom was tiny and dark; I didn't even dare to shower. The toilet was so awkwardly placed you couldn't sit straight on it. The door was practically pressing against you. What if you were a bit heavier? You wouldn't even be able to use the toilet, would you? There are many convenience stores downstairs, so I didn't try the hotel breakfast.

Convenient location, with plenty of shops and cafes nearby. The subway is within walking distance. The hotel is quiet and clean. The room had a window 😀 Tea, coffee, and sugar were provided.

After a six or seven-hour flight across continents, I only had a short stay at the hotel, so I don't have much to say – it was pretty standard. It's quite similar to a typical business hotel in Japan: good value for money, very clean, and the room amenities are definitely up to business hotel standards.

Even though there's always a risk of things rolling off, the night view is truly amazing, the location is convenient, and there are plenty of dining options.