Jennifer
December 23, 2025
Room: The hotel is located near Lan Kwai Fong in Central. I hadn't originally planned to stay here, but my friend booked a room in advance, so we decided to stay together and booked it directly through Ctrip. The room itself was very small.
Facilities: The hotel lacked basic amenities. This was my first time staying in a hotel that didn't provide toothpaste and toothbrushes. When I called, I was told I had to buy a set for 5 yuan. All the outlets were three-pronged, so guests from mainland China would need an adapter. None of this was mentioned or hinted at in the hotel's online description. Moreover, when I called the hotel via Ctrip, the person on the other end hung up after hearing me speak Mandarin. I finally got through by calling from the room's landline, which was very frustrating.
Service: The worst part was the lack of basic professionalism from the hotel staff. Check-in was incredibly slow (I placed the order at the front desk at 2:44 PM, waited three or four minutes for the previous guests to finish, was charged a service fee at 2:57 PM, and then finally received the room card). This speed was really slow. And throughout the process, there was not a single smile. When we simply asked if it was ready, we were told, "You just placed the order; I'm already processing it very quickly. We have to do it step by step." The tone made me feel like I was wrong for asking, and it was all my fault for having just placed the order and not waiting quietly. Also, I was inexplicably charged some kind of service fee, although it was only around thirty-something yuan. But later, when I spoke to my friends, I found out they weren't charged this fee, which made me wonder if this is how hotels in Hong Kong are. The experience was absolutely terrible.
P.S.: The foreign guests before me were greeted with incredible warmth and patience, even offered coffee. The contrast was just baffling.
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