The Heritage Lodge represents an interesting alternative to more typical hotels. The old, re-purposed and refurbished buildings are quite characterful and set in a very calm and green environment. My room was spacious and comfortable, with tasteful features, such as stylish lampshades and nice tilework. The bathroom was well maintained and fresh towels were provided everyday, if required. The beds were comfortable enough. A charming coffee shop can be found within the complex, in addition to a good quality restaurant. Also within the complex is an interesting gallery and cultural centre. I feel I received good service and good value for money. Some people, depending on their age or level of fitness, might find the number of steps one has to climb in order to arrive at the reception desk and rooms somewhat challenging, particularly in the hotter months. However, countering this is the elevated position of the property, and the corresponding view. Also, the steps are mitigated to an extent by two lifts which can be used if one so wishes. At night, the steps are well lit and atmospheric. There is a charming lily pond and many beautiful trees throughout the grounds of the complex. I found the staff helpful, friendly, and welcoming. In conclusion, my stay at the Heritage Lodge was very pleasant and represented good value for money.

We love the rustic charm of the place. The neighbourhood / surrounding is quaint and very lovely. The rooms we stayed in were generally bigger for a Hong Kong accommodation.

It was quite a hike finding the Hostel / Front desk. We came from Mei Foo MTR and its was a long walk considering crossing the streets and several flight of stairs to reach the top. Better take taxi if you have luggages, though HK taxi can be quite difficult to deal with (The one we got charged us for every piece of our luggage).

Buildings are located in area, that is very quiet, so you can escape the rush of the city. Although you have to climb some stairs from subway, the complex itself has two elevators, and then some stairs, so it is not as dramatic, as we were thinking based on some previous reviews. The atmosphere of the whole place and room was very pleasant. They let us store the luggage for few days (as we made a trip to another country only with backpacks).

Our air conditioning machine was very loud, so we had to use ear plugs. Would be nice if the vending machines in the complex sell some soups/snacks, not just beverages.

The hotel is set in beautiful surroundings and the coffee bar (where breakfast is served) is amazing and the staff are so friendly . The room was cleaned well everyday, but the windows are small with only a little bit of natural light.

We arrived with lots of suitcases and there are lots of stairs with a lift only to the half way point. The set is set on the side of a hill if you don't have heavy luggage then it's a good spot.

Quaint and unique property unlike other commercial hotels in the bustling city, steep in local cultural heritage. Clean and generally complete amenities. Room bigger than typical hotel rooms in HK.

No water refill station provided, have to boil water ourselves. Property is up the hill - not recommended for people with mobility difficulties or travelers with huge and heavy luggage since there's only stairs if room is on 2nd floor.

Great staff; clean and comfortable room; quiet

No electrical outlet near the bed; had to walk a distance for any restaurants

It is difficult to find such a heritage yard in Hong Kong with very high skyscrapers almost everywhere. The location is very good with subway (cross point of two lines), airport bus station (local bus with very cheap fare from/to the airport comparing with the airport express), supermarkets, markets, and restaurants in local residents living area nearby.

The power of the water is not so stable. You may need some technique to control the water when take a shower.

The hotel is a historical site, located on a hill. A bit away from the city, but very unique, quiet & comfortable. Many exhibition halls in the site, I enjoyed quite a lot! It's also near Metro & bus station, and many restaurants & convenient stores at the station plaza.

Due to HK law, they don't provide free bottle water & disposable products. Understandable, but it'd be much better if there're drinking fountains in the building.

The location was good,the facilities looked nice and the staff was very friendly. Big bonus for having 2 cute cats in the reception

Paper thin walls so not much privacy (noisy)and no possibility to open the window for fresh air.

The history and natural setting of the lodge, beautifully situated in a lush surrounding, amazing view and unique design that blends new and old.

Location is not that easily accessible from MTR and can be a bit inconvenient at night with bus times.