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Located on a quiet street near the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, with many (overpriced/touristy) restaurants around it. About a 5 minute walk from the A-1 exit at Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, but almost double walking distance for the East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. The closest supermarket is a Park n Shop International in a basement on Peking Road. The hotel is quite easy to find with signage and reception on the ground floor. Service is friendly with good English. Two keycards are usually provided per room. Luggage storage is comprehensive and every bag is logged. The building itself is quite narrow - but there are only 3 rooms per floor, so the room sizes are quite decent for Hong Kong standards. Unfortunately it seems that this particular building has been dealing with moisture issues with some time. There was a heavy mould smell in the assigned room, the staff organised a room change the next day but were only able to give a choice between two other rooms with the same type of smell - one with the same amount of smell, and one with less smell but a smaller room. We swapped to the smaller room. To combat the moisture, every room has a dehumidifier included - remember to empty the water when you get there, and check every day, leaving it on when you leave the room. Room was not dirty per se, but many areas could do with a deep clean - mould along the silicone on the sink, around the shower, heavy dust build up in the vents and air conditioner, and bubbling paint on the ceiling. Bed was comfortable though a little smaller than a Queen size mattress. Mini fridge, kettle and microwave are included. The shampoo/conditioner/lotion are quite good. Bathroom water pressure was fine. Overall a good stay, but maybe stay away if you are sensitive to smells. On my next trip I think I'll stay near Wan Chai or North Point (HK Island) instead, where everything is a lot cheaper and less touristy.

For extended ***** New Year, I started my trip with a few days in Hong Kong. Reception helped me find location. Very expensive and a tight fit (only bathroom window). Otherwise a good option considering the area is high-traffic. Near The Library cafe bar terrace, a perfect spot.

Convenient transportation, there is a crosswalk and elevator after exiting Ho Man Tin Station. At first I thought I had to call, but there is actually a front desk. The procedures are very convenient. The room is a bit small, but it has everything. The towels are disposable and more hygienic. The bedding is quite clean. At least I didn't have any adverse reactions the next day. There is a folding table which is quite interesting. The shower gel is quite useful. There are many food nearby. When you check out, you can just throw the room card in the box, which is very convenient.

It should be a student apartment. I am a girl who came out to play by myself. It is very safe to live here. There is only one door downstairs for entry and exit. There is always someone at the front desk at the door, and you need to swipe your card to enter and exit. There are public washing machines and restaurants, but the washing machines can only be used with Octopus. There is also a public water dispenser with hot water on the floor. The room is very clean! It is really good, small and safe! The subway is also very convenient. It takes only two minutes to walk to the subway station of Sai Ying Camp. The security uncle downstairs is very good! Very nice, I will stay here again next time I come to Hong Kong! And you can see the sea from the high floors!

Super good serviced apartment, already considered very cost-effective in Hong Kong. The service is also very good, cleaned regularly, and problems will be solved at any time.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights, and unfortunately, my experience was not very positive. The only real advantage was that the room was clean, but beyond that, there were several issues. First, there was mold on the bathroom walls, which is completely unacceptable for a hotel of this chain. Second, the overall condition of the room was quite worn-out— the furniture and walls looked tired, and it was clear that the place needed some renovations. The windows were dirty, which ruined the view, and the lighting in the room was so dim that it felt like being in a constant twilight, even in the evening.

Everything about this stay was just ok. The room was small and quite over priced for what you get. No bathmat was annoying and though provided with paper slippers, not being able to properly dry your feet getting out of the shower was not nice. 2 glasses, a kettle, paper slippers. 2 small bath towels and disposable hand towels did not seem adequate for the expensive room price. The window glass is very thin and made me believe the window was open all night due to the was I could hear every sound outside. All in all the hotel is showing it's age and not really a value for the money. I will try a different hotel next time unless the price goes down substantially on this one.

It was perfect for me. The hotel room is quite spacious compared to Hong Kong standards. While it’s not located near the main tourist spots, the location was ideal for my business trip as it was close to my meeting area. Additionally, the metro station is less than a 10-minute walk away, making it easy to get around the city. I definitely recommend it!

Overall experience is very good. Staff was friendly , helpful and efficient. The only thing I complain about is the air conditioning. I found that the  room temperature was too cold for me but was told by front desk that it could not be adjusted through the individual  thermostat in the room. Instead, the hotel offered me a heater and extra comforter and blanket..

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk to the bus stop for the airport and 10 minutes to the Star Ferry and also to the port for Macau. The view of the harbor is beautiful. The rooms are small, but that's fine. The breakfasts are quite good. I recommend it!