Mingle Place With The Star

I booked the hotel for solid nights. Upon arrival, company notified me that I have to attend another meeting at another city on next day. I have to cancel one night reservation. The duty staff was very helpful and friendly to contact the travel agency which I booked with . Finally situation cleared. I was only charged the night that I had spent. I appreciated.

Really really small for the single room. I think is ard 8 sq m. But the room has everything u need but aircon in my room was not cool at all. Also do be careful when u want to access the balcony. There is a curb between the room and balcony. I almost fell to my death as i didnt notice it.

This was my first time in Hong Kong and I loved the central location of this hotel. It has a unique floor plan - for example, from the lobby to get to our room we went up the elevator to the 7th floor, then down some stairs and through a patio and back down two flights of stairs. But then we could also use the stairs straight down to the street later on during our stay (not through the lobby). We stayed in the king-size bed room and it was very much what we needed for a great price. There was just room to move around the bed and the bathroom was enough to get ready for the day. Pros: - fast wifi - great location (near the wanchai train station) - clean and efficient maid service during the day - tea and hot water heater in the room - the balcony and view down to the street is LOVELY - great a/c Cons: (if you'd even call them that - we had a great experience) - no free water bottles in the room (as some hotels have), but you can get some at the nearby 7-Eleven on in the mini-bar - if you're a light sleeper, avoid the street-side rooms (the noise from traffic lulls me to sleep, so I didn't mind at all!) Close by: - 7-Eleven - McDonald's (the only food 24/7 we could find close by) - great coffee shops (The Cupping Room and Omotesando Koffee, to name two) - fresh food stands just around the corner (we got fresh fruit each morning for breakfast as we walked) I'd definitely stay here again!

Short walk to Wanchai metro station and inexpensive price (for Hong Kong island). The hotel is a bit strange in that for many rooms, you have to take an elevator to the seventh floor then go outside and walk down another stairwell to get to rooms on lower floors not accessible by elevator. But it's a small inconvenience for the convenience of the location, and even though the rooms are quite small they are well-furnished. Nice A/C in the lobby (though cluttered with things stored on the lobby stairs). Professional staff at front desk, and others who work in the hotel are friendly. Nice atmosphere, happy to stay here again!

Terrible staff, the telephone starts to ring at 10:40 a.m. with an automatic call saying you got to leave the room. Housekeeping wakes you up also with the noise they make in the corridors. terrible room really small. awful stay in this hotel. There are better hostels than this "hotel"

As a travel blogger, this is sadly the smallest, dirtiest and noisiest room I have ever stayed in (tried staying in, sat up all night due to street noise) asked to if I could pay more and be upgraded. Yes, but only the next day...new room in the hotel next door, room size was ok but again so dirty and noisy! The only good thing was the location. Wish I chose another hotel no idea how I'm gonna survive on no sleep for five days. Shocked and utterly disappointed! AND I STILL HAVE THREE NIGHTS TO GO :( Will never stay at this hotel or any of their chains again.

Hotel was clean, was very tidy, and everything I needed as we were only bedding down for the night after a long day exploring HK! I really couldn't fault the hotel at all. Very close to Wan Chai MTR station. Would definitely recommend to others.

Don't come here for a long term stay. It's fine for one or two nights, but that's it. The rooms are very very time, barely any space for luggage. Some of the showers are strange, so ask to get a normal one on another floor. Not a room to 'chill' in, so only come here if you're an active person and want to be outside most of the time. VERY NOISY HOUSEKEEPING STAFF. We tried to had a little sleep-in, but the housekeeping staff woke us up because they were cleaning the room next door. They were making a lot of noise with bins, vacuum cleaning, and even chatting out loud. We could hear everything. When I opened the door and asked if they could be a bit more quiet, nothing really changed. During check-out no one asked if we had had a pleasant stay, and the front desk staff did not make eye contact and they did not smile at all. Very bad final impression.

A tiny room in a great location, which is honestly exactly what I want in Hong Kong. If you get a balcony room, you get to look right out onto the road and enjoy the city atmosphere, though if you're a light sleeper, you'll find it lets in altogether too much atmosphere--it's very loud. As a fairly deep and, at this point in my trip, completed exhausted sleeper, it caused me no trouble. The hotel also seems to place a lot of emphasis on its digital entertainment system, which would seem very cool and futuristic if you just came from 1995. I got a good deal on my room; at the rack rate I'm not so sure it's value for money.