Wai Fan Guest House

Located 1 minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui subway station! There were reasonably priced restaurants nearby, such as dim sum, noodle, and porridge shops, so I was able to enjoy local food. This guest house was located in a building called Golden Crown, where we opened the fence and took the elevator to the 5th floor. On other floors there are other guesthouses and apartments. You can get a key at the reception, but first use the code key to open the door and enter the shared space. After that, you can enter the room using a physical key. The room is small but has 3 beds. For one thing, I was able to leave my luggage there, so that was good. If you only need to sleep and take a bath, that's enough. The toilet and shower are separated by a glass door, so the toilet didn't get drenched. Although it was a guesthouse, the beds were made and towels changed every day. There was also water in the common area, so I didn't have to buy water, which saved me some money on my trip! There was shampoo and body soap. There were also hangers. There was also free Wi-Fi. It's within walking distance to Victoria Harbor, so I was able to easily see the night view. I think it was a good deal considering that it cost 23,000 yen for 3 nights at this high price.

The hotel is in a very good location, right on Nathan Road, very close to the Tsim Sha Group. Although I searched around No. 80 Nathan Road for a while at first (the entrance to the hotel is very small, with an iron gate, it is difficult to notice). But the location is really convenient. The hotel's customer service attitude is also very nice. It's absolutely no problem to stay in a small room for a day, even if the facilities are a bit old. On the night of the second day of the ***** New Year, there was a release of 🎇 in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor. We went downstairs and were on Nathan Road. Many tourists saw some fireworks from the narrow road of Nathan Road, and they felt very good. The only point deduction is that the window of the room also faces Nathan Road, so there is some noise. Friends who mind the noise should not choose this hotel. In addition, during the process of finding the entrance to the hotel, I asked for directions several times. In order to be polite, I went to the nearby 7-11 to buy some drinks and snacks, but the clerk's reply was not very helpful. He only told me that the number plates going south are getting smaller and smaller, and the number plates going north are getting bigger and bigger. Maybe she was just a part-time worker, and she didn't know where the Golden Crown Building at No. 66-70 was next to No. 80. And I find that when you ask it questions, like how much does this drink cost? In fact, they could obviously answer 35 Hong Kong dollars, but they turned around and said, look at the sign in front. If there are many drinks on display, you don’t have to remember to ask customers to look at the signboard. There are obviously only two drinks. One of them is written on the signboard in front of me, and the other one is in front of my left hand direction. I didn’t pay attention. Just see it. There are many responses to similar inquiries. They don’t answer directly, but tell you where the information is and check it out yourself. Compared with before, I think the hotel's customer service attitude is nice and can answer your questions directly.

A very cost-effective hotel in Hong Kong. Just downstairs is the subway.

The boss is very nice and the hotel is hygienic.

The hotel is cost-effective. very good

pretty good pretty good pretty good

Satisfied, the location is so convenient

滿意……..

住着還不錯。