華麗精品酒店

Location was pretty decent.

A bit dirty in some areas. Must take two elevators to get to your room.

Room way too small,

Building is too old. Room is way too small. Don't provide enough towels and restroom supplies need. Room don't clean daily.

Reasonably priced, close to most shops and transportation.

Quarters are pretty tight... rooms are pretty old. TV is barely usable, but we don't use it that much anyway

Not the best place to stay in Hong Kong

Cheap price, but otherwise see my Con's to figure out why I didn't like this place. Security guy was OK.

Staff were rude. They checked me in early, but did not give me my room key because the room was not "ready" yet. Asked to come back after 3. OK, fair enough. Came back around 6pm (I could not make it between 3~6pm), and they made me wait in line behind a tour group of about 50 Chinese tourists to get my key. they had 2 desk staff members working. Ridiculous. Rooms were dirty. Rooms also small. Location is good to shopping. But if you plan on buying a lot of stuff beware there is no space in the hotel room to put it.

Absolutely pathetic

The location was decent. Not great, but walking distance to decent public transport and if you took all the right turns you didn't end up in a smelly meat market. Nothing else was remotely good.

The room was tiny, but that was expected. What wasn't expected was the absolutely terrible mattress. If there had been enough floor space I would have slept on the floor rather than this bumpy, lumpy mess. The room smelt terrible. In the shower you had to choose between water pressure or warm water, you couldn't get both. The staff were abrupt, if not outright rude. I've travelled to over 100 cities and stayed in many, many hotels, including quite a few Best Westerns. This would easily be in the bottom 1% - other than a motel in Atlantic City where there was a murder the night we stayed there I honestly cannot think of a worse hotel experience.