Tempo Inn@David Mansion (West Kowloon HSR Station)

The front entrance is next to a restaurant. Delicious, easy to eat. The hotel is located near the Jordan subway, Exit E.

I stayed in Hong Kong for one night while on a business trip. The hotel is centrally located and convenient for traveling. It is close to the high-speed rail and subway. You can also store your luggage for an afternoon after checking out. It was ok.

This is my second stay. Although the price is slightly higher, it is relatively clean and soundproofed. Food, accommodation and transportation are convenient

Living room: Deluxe double room (mine has a window) Hygiene: No problems found Environment: There is no problem with the environment in the hotel. . . But nearby is Temple Street, and there is a late-night snack stall downstairs. It doesn't get quiet until after two o'clock in the middle of the night. The windows are closed tightly and you can barely hear a little sound. The light from the sign of the convenience store opposite can barely be seen after closing the curtains. Anyway, I slept very deeply every night and was never awakened by sound or light, but this may not necessarily be the case for these sensitive people. Location: Walk about 200 meters away from Exit A of Jordan MTR Station, and walk south for about 15 minutes to Victoria Harbor. The next street downstairs is the Temple Street Night Market, which is very lively late at night. If you go out to play and come back after 12 o'clock in the evening, there are also late-night snacks here. Service: There is no 24-hour front desk here. The front desk will go to eat at noon and afternoon and sleep at night. But once I forgot to bring my room card, and I called the boss at 3 o'clock in the middle of the night to ask the boss to open the door. From the sound of the voice, the boss must have been woken up in the middle of his sleep, but he was kind and opened the door for me remotely. The cleaners who meet here in the morning will also say hello to me. Facilities: The room is very small, only 8 square meters. The bathroom is on the left when you enter, and the bedside is next to the bed. The only "countertop" is the bedside table. Basic supplies such as hot water kettle, air conditioner, hair dryer, bath towel, toothbrush and toothpaste are all available. No face towels, free mineral water. The bathroom has curtains instead of doors. The washbasin was only about the size of an oval that held four palms together. It was also set between the wall and the pillar, making it very inconvenient to use. Hot water is also limited. One person can take a bath at normal speed (including washing hair, the temperature is 18 degrees Celsius). The hot water is enough for the second person. The second person has to wait half an hour for the hot water to be re-supplied. The sound insulation of the water pipes is also relatively poor. If you take a shower in the next room, you can hear the loud sound of water supply from the water pipes in this room. I can only hope that the next room will not take a shower in the middle of the night. Summary: If you are a backpacker and want to travel on a budget, but don’t want to live in Chungking Mansions, this is a good place with convenient transportation and high cost performance. There were still many people on the streets late at night, so I felt quite safe. If you are here for vacation, this place is not suitable. It is small and has average facilities. Every time you come back, you have to walk through the oil stains on the floor from the late night stall downstairs and the semi-shattered stairs of the building. Finally, I actually wanted to post some pictures, but I forgot to take them, so, um, here it goes.

The entrance was difficult to find, but the room was clean and comfortable. I'm a little dissatisfied with the limited check-in time from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. I would like to go again if I can check in during this time.

The location is good and convenient. Hygiene: Clean

Attentive service, good environment, quiet, complete facilities