上海柏蕾时尚酒店

Although I had been warned by many people about staying at the Chung King Mansion, the Park Guest House was surprisingly good. The room was small, but I've stayed in much smaller. That's Hong Kong! What I didn't expect was how clean and secure this hostel is. Also, the person working there was very friendly and helpful. The only real downside was that during busy periods, you have to wait 10 minutes for the elevator. The hostel provided adequate advance warning about the guys that hang out in the lobby, trying to direct unsuspecting travelers to the wrong hostel to collect the commission. Another plus was that the shower was excellent. I'd definitely stay there again.

My 3 companions stayed there for 2 nights. Location wise its accesible to MTR & bus, just a little walk to avenue of stars where we watch symphony of lights. The room is clean, bathroom & linen. I have heard noisy neighbor. Its a good choice, been travelling to SG, not like in HK, accomodation much cheaper They offered distilled water too, just bring a tumbler, you just refill all you like. The room service is a fellow Pinay, we spoke the same dialect...=)

第一次去香港，于是在网上搜索了很多信息，无疑中进入了到到网，再次无意中定了百乐宾馆，去的时候怀着忐忑的心，但是到了之后却很庆幸自己的选择，酒店坐落在尖沙咀弥敦道上的重庆大厦，对面就是闻名于世的北京道，海港城，维多利亚港，星光大道。。步行3分钟就可以到地铁站，等等。。。。觉对是一个购物观光的绝好地点。宾馆很干净，室内也很干净，有电视。空调，淋浴，唯一一点不足的就是，房间真的很小，不过好在价格不贵。介于我的经验告诉大家一点，在网上预订的是什么房型就住什么房型，千万不要换房，这样的话会多出很多费用的，别给自己造成不必要的损失。本来预订的是230HKD,（已付定金10%），但是换了270HKD的房间，最后老板还是找我要了270HKD*3day = 810HKD, 如果加上我的定金，我住一晚的价格应该是300HKD. 千万不要随便换房。

香港贵得吓人。如果要找经济型酒店,会很困难。这家宾馆在一个旧建筑的17层。非房间常小,大约8X5英尺,只有一张单人床。带一个小淋浴间。手提箱/ 背包要放到床底下。 一晚40美元

Run by a chinese lady who seems to hold the entire booking system in her head rather than on paper, this place was a pleasant surprise for me. The room I had was tiny, but at about 34 USD per night that compared favourably to hundreds of dollars in the holiday inn right next door... The location is perfect for Tsim Sha Tsui, a busy kowloon nightlife area. The room was clean. The water was hot. There was an ensuite bathroom with provided shampoo and soap. There was a TV and airconditioning. There's *no* space - luggage goes under the bed. There's no view from the window (well, it opened into a ventilation shaft, which is kinda hard to describe until you've seen it) I saw into a double room, and that was more spacious and had a window view. Chung King Mansions is a bit intense in general, and I can easily see how that would be too much for some people - I probably wouldn't put my mother there, for example - its busy, there are touts on the door trying to sell you all sorts when you get in, the elevator is almost always crowded in a subway-at-rush-hour way. However, once you get down to the ground level and step outside, you're literally in the heart of TST where there is all sorts going on. I've stayed in three or four places in kowloon before, and this one is definitely the winner.