"This hotel is located in Chinatown, close to the business center, on the third street from the lively waterfront (the streets are narrow, it's an old district), and it was a very quiet spot. I opted for a room without a window, as I was only there to sleep. They took a $100 deposit, and check-in was very quick. The room was small, as stated in the hotel info, but perfectly fine for one person or two people without luggage. The room had everything: a fridge (I didn't immediately spot it under the table with a mirrored door), a TV, a safe under the bed, toothbrushes with toothpaste, slippers, a hairdryer, a kettle, a capsule coffee machine, tea and coffee, and water. The bedding was impeccably clean, the mattress was comfortable, the duvet was light, and the pillows were a bit firm but comfortable for sleeping on my side. I didn't hear any neighbors, but the drainage from the upper floors was quite loud. The air conditioning didn't disturb my sleep; it worked very quietly on the lowest setting. The shower was a bit difficult to switch between settings (the overhead pressure was weak), and the drain wasn't fast enough, so after a few minutes in the shower, you'd be standing in water. The sink also drained slowly. The Wi-Fi worked well. Overall, I liked it. I got it on a promotion and had no regrets, as accommodation in this area is expensive."