Location is excellent near to causeway bay stn

Hotel entrance near small alley Design is a bit dated Towels are very thin

We stayed in the Sky Villa for the private jacuzzi and the truly spectacular views! The location is pretty good too near Times Square and well connected to other areas of Hong Kong with trams, buses and MTR. Comfy bed and decent air con. The room itself is tiny and substandard, but I do think this place is good value because of the incredible views and amazing hot tub feature. There is also a rooftop plunge pool which is for all guests and it's very nice.

The room is super small, with no storage, a very tiny sink, the smallest fridge in the world, and the bathroom (toilet and shower) are right next to the bed separately only by clear glass, so there is zero bathroom privacy with your partner! There is also one single mirror which is small, glued to the wall and only for tall people. I really struggled with the lack of mirrors staying here for 6 nights. The balcony with jacuzzi and views made this place worth it, but I think maybe 2 or 3 nights would be enough here lol as you start missing space and mirrors.

The hotel lies on the boundary between Wan Chai and Causeway Bay directly at the top of the street from the Villain Beating under the bridge so it is relatively close to Central but not too hectic. There are all kinds of shops and services nearby so you are never more than a few minutes from what you need. The A11 takes you to the bottom of the street and if you take one of the E numbers you can probably get closer to the hotel and save some money as well. The tram line goes past this area as well so you have many options for transport. You can even take the Tsim Sha Tsui to Wan Chai ferry and cross some walkways to reach the hotel on foot. It seems like the fixtures have been renovated relatively recently as the furniture seems to be in good condition and the extractor fan seems to work decently. The sink is in the hallway and the bathroom is accessed via a sliding door which are two design choices that save some of the limited space. The two single beds have clear space between them and the large window sill acts as a table so even more space is saved. The decor is tasteful and makes the hotel feel like it has a bit more character than the typical beige chains. Staff were extremely pleasant and spoke to me in Cantonese. They were patient and understanding even when my ability in Cantonese was not especially high. I am sure that they are more than proficient in English and probably other languages as well.

You have to run the gauntlet of tourist trap Mainlander restaurants as you walk up from the A11 stop on the main road. This is fine as they start to ignore you once they recognise you and you've said no once and Chinese salespeople are not as needlessly pushy as people from other countries. If you like using the MTR then you need to walk about 10 minutes or so east or west to reach either Causeway Bay or Wan Chai stations but this is a very minor point. As always be prepared for the small size of the room but this is Hong Kong and pretty standard for the location.

This conveniently located and reasonably priced hotel was easy to spot from a distance because the building is tall and stands out. The layout was a bit strange (first elevator to the reception floor, second elevator to the room), but easy to navigate. Staff was friendly and professional. The room was small, but had everything necessary for a comfortable stay. Soap, bath gel, shampoo, coffee, sugar... even the slippers were provided! There were also hair dryer, water kettle, cups, and safe in the room. Storage space was sufficient. My bathroom had a bathtub (tiny, but still usable) which was nice. Water pressure was excellent. The double bed took most of the floor space, it was comfortable and large enough for two people. Air conditioning kept the temperature comfortable. Everything was very clean.

The air conditioning airflow was really noisy (I am not bothered by noise much, but I noticed this); there was a possibility to switch it off, but it was too hot outside (32C+) to do that. I could still sleep despite the noise, but if you are very sensitive, beware.

The hotel is extremely well located in Causeway Bay, next to all sorts of restaurants and the wet market. Tram and metro are 5 mins away. There are Express busses that can take you to Central and the Airport, as well as convenient buses to cross the bay. View from the deluxe room is great

The rooms are a bit dated and very very small. To give you an idea, the only place to put your suitcase is the window sill. Buffer Breakfast is cheap but sub-par. They have English, some noodles and some dim sum, but if you stay for more than two night you can eat outside to get more variety.

Hotel's location at Causeway Bay was one of the reason I've chosen it (the other was price): all that Hong Kong had to offer was but a short walk away. Hotel's restaurant offered great breakfast at a discount after 9 AM, beating most of the eateries around it.

Hotel's main entrance was in the side alley that looked downright shifty, at least until you remembered that, after all, this was Hong Kong and therefore extremely safe. This is not even a criticism, but a "fun fact". :)

The location of the hotel is near to the Causeway MTR in Times Square building. The rooms are compact and well maintained. The rooms are daily cleaned and the air condition and cleanliness is maintained. Even though room size is little small, worth for the money they are charging . The arrangement of normal taxi to go the airport in the early morning by the receptionist was helpful.

I arrived early after traveling almost 10 hours, even though requested for an early check in , have provided the room only after waiting for 4 hours and that too exactly at check in time of 2 pm . As per government regulations water is not provided in rooms, the notice board in reception is in English and no one told also .. after reaching room only came to know and then again had to go out to buy water from outside after a tiring check in

It fulfilled its budget function well. Check in was easy and reception staff were attentive. All the basics were there - a bed, more or less space to walk round it, powerful shower, soap, shampoo and ( thin) towels.

The two thin towels are barely enough to dry oneself after a shower. Given the somewhat humid climate , drying them and any washing wasn’t easy. Breakfast is adequate, not too expensive and no restriction on quantity, but quality is not great. We preferred the coffee shop directly across the road.

The location is right downtown in Wan Chai and very near to any of the transit. Victoria Harbor was only a 10 minute walk north. The staff were very helpful in assisting with printing some documents and were very accommodating. The breakfast was available promptly at 7am each morning and was always kept well stocked with a range of options. I liked the bed but it was definitely firm. The city view and large window let in lots of light which was nice. The wifi worked perfectly the entire time and I was able to take video calls without issue.

Unfortunately, the gym was not available during my stay. The room was a bit small--it's also downtown Hong Kong I think most of the rooms are small. Distinct cigarette smell in my non-smoking room, in my experience that's somewhat unavoidable while travelling in China though.

Overall, the room is comfortable. The location of the hotel is the best. It takes only a 5 minutes' walk to the Time Square, Leighton Garden, MTR station and more. Plenty of eateries around the hotel. From cheap eat, to expensive restaurants.

The street of the hotel that is located is pretty old. It's not the best appearance. I saw a mouse ran pass in one of the nights, but the cleanliness of the hotel was fine. Also, there is no drawer or wardrobe in the room.