My stay here was less than conventional due to fracturing my foot on the third day of my holiday/visit. As such, I experienced both their cheapest and most expensive rooms, with something in the middle for one night. The overall verdict is that this hotel is very good value for money when visiting Hong Kong. For sure, the space in the cheapest room is miniscule and only suitable for one person (couples or families should spend a little more), but the central, easy to assess, location within Wan Chai more than made up for it; besides, it's really only a place where you go to sleep. After my accident, the staff proved to be absolutely amazing. My initial hurdle was that the room I'd booked was only accessible via stairs...I needed a lift (nb: if you have any mobility concerns, avoid these rooms). On return from A&E, I was swiftly reassigned to a lift accessible room and had my luggage brought over. Despite the hotel being at peak capacity due to a big rugby event, the staff were great at ensuring that I remained in a room suitable for my condition. Not only that, they made me feel very at ease and gave me additional offers for support with getting around (including nipping to the shops for essentials). Overall, so long as your expectations are managed regarding the room size, this hotel delivers excellent value for money in an expensive city and the staff will make you feel just as welcome had you gone to a 4 star.

The Mingle by the Park hotel is located in central Hong Kong with shops and restaurants nearby as well as a lovely park for relaxing in the afternoon. The property is located within a short walking distance from the Wan Chai MRT station. The hotel reception staff were friendly and polite. They also spoke very good English as I don't speak Chinese and this was very helpful.

The room was small and was overlooking a busy road during daytime but it was quiet at night and you were able to sleep. Another negative is that the property is not serviced by a lift. I had a large suitcase to carry on the 2nd floor but I got help with it from the reception staff.

I like the location. For the price, it was a very good deal. We also met the nice Thai cleaning woman, and she was very nice and sweet. We liked her. We liked the guy at the reception, and that we were able to borrow an umbrella. Even though the room was VERY small, it had just about everything you could want.

Definitely hated the 3pm check in. We hated the maze you had to follow to get to the room. We went out the back most of the time. I didn't realize how small the room was, it had room for one all over it. 2 of us would kill each other if we were there a few more days. I think the worst thing besides the check in was the girl at the front. She would do everything she needed to do, but seemed so reluctant, as if her job was the worst thing on the planet and if she could kill us, she would prefer that. Definitely don't ask me vibes... And really 3pm check in???

Most of the staff were really friendly. There was this guy who was at the receoptionist table doing the night shifts who always helped me with anything I needed, and even chatted with me

There was a lady who was really rude. She usually takes the reception table in the afternoons. Really really rude. I had the misfortune of checking in when she was around and she was just very verbally abusive. It’s a shame because all the other staff were incredibly friendly.

When we were booking the accommodation, I was a bit confused by other guests' reviews, which mentioned that the building was separate and that one would need to somehow walk across the roof. In reality, this did not cause any problems. You probably need to walk about 15 meters from the elevator door to the room door, and the stairs are not that big — probably 7 steps. And actually, it was even pleasant, because from this room you can go out to a large terrace to get some fresh air. It is also worth noting that the room itself had good ventilation and air conditioning, which is very important for small spaces. Overall, everything was very convenient. I will probably even recommend this accommodation to my friends if they travel to Hong Kong.

The location is excellent, I would stay again for this reason alone. You're beside a well kept park, right next to the tram line, and about 5 minutes from a metro station. There's a 24 hour laundry out back, and a 24 hour McDonald's across the road. Lots of places to eat and drink nearby. If you need a base of operations to explore Hong Kong island then look no further. The rooms are also rather spacious for Hong Kong, and they're very clean and well kept with brilliant showers. Super comfy beds as well.

The woman behind the desk was the most miserable sour-faced person I have ever met in my life. However I came to realise that most hong-kongers are like this, so I'll take that with a pinch of salt. The building is a total maze, some rooms are serviced by the elevator, others require you to take the elevator to the 6th floor and take the stairs back down.

I love this place with all my heart. A very interesting area, typical beautiful Hong Kong in any direction from the hotel. Lots of food and shops and markets around. You can walk by foot to many interesting places. You can take a ride on the iconic tram, the stop is very close. The subway is also close. There are different rooms inside, but I am faithful to the economy single room with a column; surprisingly, this column does not interfere with sleep at all. Very cute little balcony. Small beautiful and comfortable bathroom. Wonderful rooftop terrace to spend the evening on if you're a smoker like me. The street is perhaps quite noisy, but a closed balcony door copes well with this noise. There is air conditioning and it works great. There is also an option to store your luggage if you arrive early or leave late.

Nothing can be better than it already is :)

The double room with balcony was wonderful. I appreciated the traditional decor and vibe of the hotel. I enjoyed the complementary tea and coffees. Space in HK is a premium and the hotel is doing their best. Very good location with close proximity to a tram stop. Nice lady at check-in, remember 500HKD cash security deposit.

Please note, not ideal for those travelling with many luggage or struggle with stairs. There is an elevator however, not directly accessible and involves some stairs. Also, not ideal for light sleepers as many rooms face the main road.

Excellent location! Loved the buzz of the HK street life (I paid extra for the balcony). However: if you are a light sleeper this hotel might be too noisy for you (both street noises and thin walls so neighbors). Very compact rooms and not much space for luggage, in cabinets or bathroom: but you get used to it, and still would say value for money is good as it is so affordable option :) Good housekeeping daily. Also no elevator, so be prepared to carry your suitcases.

Great location. Close to MTR. In the core of a still traditional HK. Great price for HK. It was as advertised: simple, small (very small) like the photos show. Wifi works well. Airco works well. Bed is comfy. This is what I needed for a couple of nights, as I was busy outside day and evening.. The building itself kind of tells a story of an old Wanchai that is disappearing , as we imagine it in the old days or in some movies.

A small issue is that there was only one power plug. Fortunately I always travel with my power extension, but for other guests, be aware of that. Another issue is the noise on the street. High traffic ( car and truck) most of the night. Take your earplugs. Be aware that it is a stair access. Not an issue for me, but again, be aware of that.