After much thought, I'm giving this place 3 stars. First, let's talk about the positives. Check-in was super convenient. I landed past 1 AM, went through customs, got my luggage, and by the time I arrived, it was nearly 3 AM. The staff member on duty, who was asleep, still got up to check me in. That's a plus. Then, I went upstairs and found the bed to be quite large, definitely not 0.8 or 0.9 meters wide, probably 1.2 meters, which was pretty good. Another star for that. The room also had a fan, air conditioning, and a private bathroom. Plus, there were shared hot water, a washing machine, and a microwave. So, the last star goes to the facilities.
Now, for the negatives, which cost two stars. First, since I checked in late and was really tired, it was incredibly noisy in the hallway by 7 AM. There was also a foul smell wafting in. I thought, 'who's cooking sh*t?' Then I reconsidered, maybe someone was boiling a lot of eggs, and it was more of a chicken poop smell [grimace]. Later that afternoon, I was in my room, with the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on the door, and someone actually used a key to open my door! If I hadn't had the security chain on, they would've just walked right in. This made me feel extremely unsafe, and it's simply unacceptable. We're not asking for much, but safety and hygiene are basic necessities, right? I didn't request housekeeping, so why would anyone just open my door? Then there were cockroaches, which might be understandable in Hong Kong, but it's still pretty disgusting.
So, it's up to you to decide. It's truly cheap, but it's also truly bad. If you're a budget traveler who doesn't mind noise or people potentially entering your room, then this place might be for you.
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