Ratings based on 125 Verified Reviews
2.5 Room cleanliness
2.8 Service & staff
2.3 Room comfort
2.3 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified Reviews
by A verified traveler
Posted 2 Apr 2019
by A verified traveler from izmir
Posted 30 Mar 2019
This is just a hostel. Room has everything but so small. No place to put luggage. You have to keep it on your bed. Building is not nice. Even we booked 3 nights we left hostel after one night. No refund.The photo is just a trick. We were ready to pay more but may be there is one room like this for photo.
by A verified traveler
Posted 20 Mar 2019
Really small place not like the photos. They dont even put toilet paper. You have to go to level 10 for the check in, the lift just go up, you have to use the stairs, not enough space for nothing, toilet and shower the same, etc.
by A verified traveler
Posted 9 Feb 2019 on Hotels
by A verified traveler
Posted 6 Jan 2019
I ‘ve stay in hotel. The Reason to stay is location near tsim sha tsui. I think mong kok are also have same thing.
by A verified traveler from New Zealand
Posted 30 Oct 2018
I booked a 14m2 triple room, with a double and a single bed, which was supposed to be on the 6th floor of Chungking Mansions - had to go to 10th floor to sign in, the staff tried to put me on the 17th floor (lifts at Chungking are very poor, so getting to the 17th floor would take ages, over half an hour if busy) in to a room that was approx. 7m2, with no bed clothes or towels. I was subsequently shown various other rooms on several different floors at Chungking Mansion, all of which were not the size I had booked. All the rooms were in disgusting condition and looked like they had not been cleaned for a while. I returned to the reception on the 10th floor, where the staff were surly and abusive when I commented on the poor condition of the rooms, which were total different to that I had paid for. To add insult to injury they then tried to charge a 15% "service charge" fee for cleaning, to which I took great exception as the room obviously had not been cleaned for some time - a flat fee would have potentially been more reasonable, but the nightly rates varied - 15% of $50 = $7.5; whereas 15% of $100 = $15 essentially for the same service - I mentioned if they actually cleaned the room I would be prepared to pay the extra HK$800 requested at the end of my stay, but if the room was not cleaned, and towels and bed linen not provided then I did not see any reason to pay the extra. I eventually walked away and did not stay at all. I ended up booking a totally different hotel
by A verified traveler
Nothing Germany about it.
Posted 20 Aug 2018 on HotelsThe elevator is terrible, be prepared to wait in line.
by A verified traveler
Posted 24 Jun 2018 on Hotels
by A verified traveler from Dubai
Posted 13 Jun 2018
Only for 2 person the room and very small only you will sleep and tv not working,2 ladies in main reception 1 Indian and I think 1 filippina not helpful not good service.
Recommended
for Personal Eventby A verified traveler
Extra Expenses - please Note
Posted 22 Mar 2018 on HotelsLocation is in prime spot right in heart of Hong Kong and next to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR.
At this price point, those on tight budgets please be aware of the extra 15% "resort" surcharge payable as cash on arriving when comparing pricing to other guest houses/hostels within the same precinct/building.
It was explained that this covers the wifi and the room cleaning (which was not done anyways).
Also, be warned that no bath towels are provided and the blanket consists of 1 duvet cover only minus the blanket (yes I confirmed this is correct) an issue on colder Hong Kong nights as there are no heaters in room (air-conditioner yes).
Also be aware there is a charge for staying past your check out time equivalent to another nights stay.
On my first night they had NOT turned on the hot water heater switch and oddly enough the 2 telephone number on the receipt contacted an a Chinese hotel and the 2nd number correctly contacted the Indian receptionist.
Wifi was good and condition was acceptable and clean.
