Published date: June 19, 2025
Convenient Location from the Hotel
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
Taking the A10 bus from the airport drops you off at the bus stop behind the hotel, making it very convenient even with a large suitcase.
There is also a tram stop right in front of the hotel, so getting to Central is easy.
Though the hotel faces a main street, outside noise is not a concern.
I stayed in an eighth-floor room, which had a slight harbor view.
I think those on higher floors have even better views.
It seemed that there were many Westerners among the guests.
The size and price of the nearly 30 square meter room on Hong Kong Island is very attractive.
Due to the guidance of the Hong Kong SAR, the amenities are basic, but there is a supermarket nearby, so I don't think it will be a problem.
The hairdryer might be a bit weak, so it might take longer for those with long hair.
The shower pressure was great. The room I stayed in this summer only had a shower booth, but it was comfortable enough.
The sink was wide, allowing room for many items, and the bright light made it easy to do my makeup.
This room had a lot of storage space and power outlets, making it comfortable for long stays.
Additionally, the sofa and the desk are spacious, making it suitable for workation as well.
Overall, this hotel was incredibly convenient, and I would definitely want to stay here again when I visit Hong Kong.
Experiences during the trip
Before visiting Hong Kong, I had spent some time in Taiwan and was a bit tired of Chinese food. I stumbled upon a lovely Italian restaurant that turned out to be delicious. I found it through Google Maps due to its high ratings and decided to go in since I saw many Westerners inside.
During Happy Hour, a glass of house wine was 1,200 yen, and a regular-sized Margherita pizza was 2,400 yen; it made me realize how high the cost of living is in Hong Kong, haha.