Pak Flower Guest House

This was actually quite a good experience. The train car was clean, tidy, and well-equipped, and the crew provided attentive and thoughtful service. The entire journey was smooth and comfortable, far exceeding my expectations. I'm very satisfied.

Traveling alone as a female. The environment was clean and tidy, and a lady named Yan provided excellent service. I was too busy in Hong Kong and Macau, only now having time to leave a review.

The listing said check-in was at 9 PM, but I arrived at 9:30 PM. The hourly room wasn't vacated, so they made me wait until 10 PM. And waiting until 10 PM wasn't even the end of it; the next day, before I even checked out, someone just walked right into my room. They said luggage storage was free, but only for one day. After check-out on the second day, they wouldn't store it anymore, and I'd have to pay if I needed to. I left something behind, so I had to go back to retrieve it, but when I picked up my luggage, they didn't even mention I'd left anything. It might have been cheap, but you can't run a business like this. Zero stars for the experience.

Clean and tidy, and the cleaning lady was very welcoming.

This hotel in Mong Kok has a good location, but that's about the only positive thing. The experience was terrible, and I absolutely do not recommend it. First off, their check-in and check-out times are ridiculous: it says you can only check in at 9 PM and have to check out by 10 AM the next morning. We booked for two nights, and I tolerated it the first night, but then they told us we had to check out at 10 AM again on the second day. When I asked the front desk, they said they primarily cater to hourly guests during the day and don't care about overnight guests. Having to wake up so early when already tired was super inconvenient. Even more infuriating, after checking out, I wanted to store my luggage downstairs to grab a bite to eat, and they actually charged an extra 20 HKD! After staying two days, they charge extra for even this basic service – they are incredibly stingy. But the most disgusting part was the room hygiene. Before coming, I saw reviews mentioning dirty duvets, but I didn't believe it. However, as soon as I entered the room, I saw that the so-called "duvet" wasn't a normal white bed linen at all. It was an old, dirty, sleeveless-style thin blanket, gray and yellow, and completely without a duvet cover! The surface of the blanket was directly exposed, an inner core that countless people had probably used, with inexplicable stains on it. I honestly almost threw up at that moment and didn't dare to use it all night. The next day, I couldn't stand it anymore and tried to check out, but the hotel flatly refused. In short, unless you absolutely don't mind dirty blankets, having your time dictated, and being charged for luggage storage, then...

The elevator is a bit small, but the room itself is decent. The shower pressure is good. You have to ask the front desk for a hairdryer and return it after use. There's no duvet cover; they just use a sheet to wrap the comforter. There's only one electrical outlet in the room. Opening the window makes it very noisy, especially the loud traffic light sounds.

The room was absolutely terrible. The toilet wouldn't flush at all, and there wasn't even basic hand soap. The duvet and cover were separate, and the whole place was disgustingly dirty. Don't even try to say 'you get what you pay for' – there are places in Tsuen Wan that are many times better for only a hundred or so more. It was so off-putting and completely ruined my good mood for the trip. Avoid this place at all costs!

The location is unbeatable. Finding a clean place with a hot shower during the Qingming holiday was already a great find. Plus, this room had proper air conditioning that cooled perfectly. The three-sided corner mirror at the foot of the bed was super convenient for doing makeup. Luggage storage after check-out costs 20 per item.