O' Hotel

The hotel is very close to To Kwa Wan station, and there are many great food options downstairs. The staff are also very friendly. It's really close to the Kai Tak Main Stadium, so I highly recommend this hotel if you're coming for a concert.

Although the hotel is small, its convenient location is a big plus. For a budget hotel, around 200 a night feels pretty decent. The only downside is the soundproofing isn't great, especially being close to the road. On the bright side, there are plenty of cheap eats nearby, and it's only about 80 meters from To Kwa Wan A exit MTR station.

The hotel was quite small, which I expected. It's close to the To Kwa Wan MTR station. There's no lobby. The room has a TV and a hairdryer that looks a lot like a Dyson, which actually works pretty well. However, the hotel's cleanliness is really poor; a light breeze sends dust flying everywhere. Luckily, it was cheap, and the location is still very convenient.

The hotel is not very big, more like a typical guesthouse or small hotel back home. The room has a kettle, towels, and slippers. You can ask the front desk for hangers and toothbrushes. The hotel isn't new, with wooden floors. The room itself is quiet, but you can still hear people talking and moving around outside the door. The room was clean; I checked it upon entering and found no obvious issues. The hotel is a few hundred meters from To Kwa Wan Exit A, about a two or three-minute walk. Check-in was quick when I arrived, as I was the only one at the counter. The front desk service was good during check-in; I requested a higher floor and they accommodated it. The front desk also mentioned that if you don't request cleaning, the room is only cleaned every three days. I wouldn't recommend staying on a lower floor here as it's next to the highway and can be very noisy. The hotel entrance isn't very obvious, but you can find it using navigation.

This is my umpteenth time staying here! It's just a short walk from the MTR station, and other transport links are super convenient too, with buses to the airport and other parts of Hong Kong. I particularly love the hotel's location. Regarding the rooms, if you and a close friend are comfortable sharing a bed, I'd recommend the double room – it'll make the space feel a bit bigger. For twin rooms, well, that size is pretty standard for Hong Kong, so nothing special to rave about. It's best to bring your own travel adapter, as the USB ports by the bed are generally quite loose and don't hold the plug securely. For a trip to Hong Kong, finding a hotel with a decent price and a good location just to sleep, I would definitely recommend this place.