Good location. There are plenty of places within walking distance and is close to Star Ferry going to Hong Kong Island. The room was a double and was very small. Even smaller than I imagined when reading the reviews. The lady at the desk was very nice and accommodating. The staff was nice and the rooms were clean. The wireless internet was fast when I got it working. I had trouble getting online until I finally changed my proxy settings on my computer which I never had to do before at other Hotels. The shower has hot water. There was a TV but the only English channels were BBC and Pearl which had a few English speaking shows at night. The only thing that bothered me but I had read other reviews so I was prepared, was the many touts outside the Hotel and down the block trying to sell you shirts and other things. The Hotel is in Chun King Mansion which has many little shops and many people you must walk to get to the elevator. There are many foreign exchange places on the ground floor also. We stayed 3 nights and it costs $154 USD total so for the money it was worth the small room.

The point from entering the building to your room, you're truly in a refugee camp. The whole building is monopolize by African, Indian and Middle-Easten. The lift are tiny, packed, and slow. It's normal to wait for 15 minutes for the lift. Make sure you get to the right block, it will take you 30 minutes just to find out you're in the wrong block.

No matter which hotel you book, you'll be direct to room at the other floor / block with the other name. Make sure you bring the paper when you book online, they always chase me out for not presenting the paper. The room is OK and clean but very small, I doubt you can turn your body. Wifi included.

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