SHINGTING LIVING Hotel Apartment Reviews

Very close to the subway station. Room smelled a bit like smoke but it was a non smoking room. Throwaway towels only Small room but clean enough

a bit small but new and very clean room located near MTR station

Hong Kong boutique apartment is worth recommending! The location is very good. It takes only 5 minutes to walk from the apartment to Ho Man Tin MTR station. No need to transfer whether you go to Austin to take the high-speed rail or to Prince Edward to take the cross-border bus. The service is very good. Although it is a self-service apartment, the housekeeper Lele's check-in instructions and salary responses are very quick.

The high floor where I stayed is right next to the subway station, but the environment was very quiet. The front desk downstairs was also very friendly. The only drawback was that the room was not particularly large, but the overall cost performance was very high

This was a wonderful trip - without luggage, I walked from Yau Ma Tei to the hotel in order to better appreciate the street view. Along the way, there are many public buildings named after individuals and many church buildings. The road is relatively undulating and not friendly to those who carry heavy loads. When I arrived at Ho Man Tin Exit B2, I did not take a detour but took the elevator to Exit B1. In fact, the hotel is just opposite the overpass. But I followed the navigation and walked to Whampoa Station. I noticed a restaurant on the way with Cai Lan's photos. I guessed it was good and I had to come once. In this way, this road is not wronged. I relocated to the hotel and it was indeed as the reviews said. There was a concentration of funeral supplies nearby - wreaths and flower baskets were everywhere, and the smell of chrysanthemums and lilies was everywhere. After checking in, I went straight to the goose restaurant I had just selected (the first six pictures) and had a good meal. This meal was only 110, including a big goose head and goose neck, which was much cheaper than Guangzhou. After checking out the next day, I passed by a beef brisket restaurant full of workers nearby (the last 4 pictures). It was indeed cheap and good, especially the notice that students had discounts, which was heartwarming. Circling around a few times, you will find areas with a strong sense of life, like Guangzhou's old Liwan, only more crowded.

The service is very good. It is right after getting off the subway. The transportation is very convenient. The attitude of the aunt at the front desk is very good and considerate. I will continue to choose next time!

I left the hotel the day before and arrived in front of the hotel (around 10am) to leave my luggage. The door was locked and I couldn't get in. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to leave my luggage there, but the man at the front desk on the other side of the door noticed me and opened it for me. There was no one at the front desk all day during my stay, so I might have been lucky. I showed them a printout of the reservation page and asked them to leave my luggage with me first, and they smiled and took care of it. They also gave me a card key at that time and said I could enter after check-in time. There was a sticker with the room number on the card key. When I returned at night after enjoying sightseeing, they had left my luggage on the desk in the room. The room was spacious enough for one person. It was clean and had a window, which was nice. By the way, the towels were disposable, but I managed to get by despite my long hair. The water pressure in the shower was weak, the water took a while to heat up, and the water drained slowly. But I guess that's just how it is overseas, and I can accept it. Also, there's only body soap and shampoo, so it's better to bring some treatment or hair oil with you! My hair is all stiff lol. Exit Ho Man Tin MTR station from Exit B1, cross the footbridge over the main road, go down the stairs and the entrance is at the back of the building. Look for the purple tiles that you can see when you look down the narrow alley. The front desk is behind the door on the first floor of that building. Considering the cost of living and hotel prices in Hong Kong, I'm satisfied with the price and quality, and the man at the front desk was kind and had a lovely smile 😊 I think I'll stay here again when I come to Hong Kong.

The location is really good, right next to the subway. You can get there by walking on the overpass from the subway exit. It is also very convenient to transfer to the subway. There are dining and living areas around. We arranged a high floor on the first night. We could hear the traffic on the elevated road next to us all night. We didn't sleep well all night. There were also several red and green lights in the room that were on for no reason. We couldn't sleep at all. We moved to a room on a lower floor on the second night. It was much quieter. During the room change process, we encountered elevator maintenance and waited for a long time. It's hard to describe in words

Disposable toiletries are provided in the room, which I think is more secure. Although it is not environmentally friendly, try to save as much as possible without wasting it. The room was quiet, no noise. Downstairs are some stores that sell casual items. I was a little scared when I first arrived. After the store owner explained, he relaxed his mood. The store will also give out small New Year gifts. They are very attentive and praise the store's enthusiasm. For the purpose, since the store downstairs The background of those white-collar shops is a bit flawed, but the rest is okay. The room is small but clean and quiet.

Although the room is small, it is well-equipped with disposable supplies and is clean and tidy. It is very comfortable to stay. It only takes ten minutes to walk to watch a concert in Hung Hom. It is not far from the subway station and is very convenient for travel. I will choose this place next time I come.

The room is small but well-equipped, with complete facilities and clean and tidy. The service attitude is also very good. Recommended!

(Forgot to take pictures of the interior of the hotel) It’s the first time to go to a concert. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the Coliseum, and it’s very safe to walk in the sky for most of the way. Close to the subway entrance. After exiting Ho Man Tin B1, go forward and go down the stairs to the right and enter a small alley. There are large stone pillars at the entrance of the alley that are easy to spot. We communicated via WeChat in advance and got the room card smoothly. Although the room is small, it has everything it needs. Very clean too. Quiet. Only when you lie down at night can you hear a little bit of traffic outside. Chinese standard plugs are also available The bed is 1.2cm which is not big, so it's OK to squeeze in for one night. But there is one thing. When I asked for an extra quilt, I was told that the quilt was big, but in fact it was not big. It was OK if the weather was not cold. If it was cold, I would still need an extra quilt, otherwise it would not be enough for two people. By the way, there is a late night snack in an alley just a few meters away. The fried curry udon and grilled skewers are both delicious. Don’t be too fancy about pairing them with ice-cold San Miguel beer after watching the concert.

1-The location is very good, right next to Ho Man Tin MTR station; 2-The facilities are very complete, the room has adapters, there is a public rest area, the sockets do not need adapters, there are even fitness equipment and kitchens, washing machines, etc.; 3-The service is very good. The uncle at the front desk is warm, attentive and thoughtful. You can store your luggage. The customer service is cute and gentle. If you have any questions, they will reply and help you solve them at any time; 4-High cost performance. Because I also enjoyed the discount activities, it was two hundred cheaper, which is still worth the money. --------- Points to note: 1-There is no water in the room. The weather in Hong Kong is very hot, and I have been walking all the time. If there is no water, you need to go to the store at the corner to buy six dollars of mineral water. 2-After a little stroll, you will find that this area is very "special". Of course, it is auspicious to think positively. Although the wifi can see the "Wangsheng Hall" and the like, it will still make your back cold when you think of some old Hong Kong movies, but this feeling will not last too long. 3-Hygiene problems. You can see extra long hair on the bed sheets, which is not so careful. 4-Sound insulation problem. The space is very cramped and narrow. After a while, there is an elevator next to it, so you can occasionally hear some strange noises...

Because I wanted to watch a concert at the Coliseum, I chose this apartment hotel. The hotel is in the Kowloon area, a few hundred meters away from the Ho Man Tin MTR. There are many people after the Hong Kong Coliseum in the evening, so it only takes ten minutes to walk back. Before check-in, a housekeeper will be with you to guide you. The transportation is convenient everywhere. If you take the bus to the airport, just take the Tsuen Wan Line for two stops to Mong Kok and then take the A21!