Lamshan in Hong Kong

For that price, a good room and conditions. Room was not what I booked, but in case it has more beds than needed and was a bit bigger it was ok. Just maybe next time send message which floor we need to go, it was a bit confusing. But again, for the price it was ok, and we have a good stay. Thumbs up.

The room was nice and well-equipped. The location is super convenient, right by the subway entrance. It was clean and tidy. The best part is the amazing convenience – there's plenty of food, drinks, and entertainment nearby. It's perfect for families traveling with kids and also handy for luggage storage.

Overall, it's pretty good. The location is convenient, clean, and tidy, with a separate shower and toilet. It's about a five-minute walk to the MTR station. For a Saturday, it's a good value for money option. Hong Kong is a crowded place, and this hotel is no exception. Of course, if you have a higher budget or higher expectations, it's better to book a 50+ star hotel when coming to Hong Kong.

I was very satisfied with my stay. The location in the heart of Mong Kok is excellent; the building entrance is right on a busy street, making it easy to find and not tucked away in some obscure alley. You can book with confidence. The host is Chinese and very accommodating. I booked the room well in advance, but due to my child's extended school holiday, I had to contact the host multiple times to change the check-in date. They were always patient and understanding, which made me feel a bit embarrassed. Yesterday, upon check-in, the host even upgraded us to a larger room with a bunk bed, which was perfect for sleeping with my young child. I also noticed that most residents in the building are Chinese, so for anyone visiting Hong Kong, I highly recommend staying here. Seeing fellow Chinese people made me feel much safer than in buildings like Chungking Mansions, which are full of South Asians. 😂😂😂 The room was also very clean. Although it's a bit small, the cleanliness surpasses many B&Bs near Shenzhen Bay. What's more, the room provided a power strip that mainland Chinese plugs fit directly into, so no need for an adapter – very convenient! The air conditioning was good, and the hot water was plentiful. The only downside was the very poor Wi-Fi signal; it was almost unusable, and even WeChat struggled to open. I recommend just using your own mobile data. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit.

Cheap price but a little bit small room, quite noisy in the room, can heard people taking from others room

The hygiene was so-so, and the room was tiny – barely enough space for the bed, let alone anything else. The slippers provided were dirty, and to top it off, the room had a musty smell.

It was a very spontaneous Hong Kong trip since I was just there to watch MAMA. The building is quite old, each elevator side only runs on either odd or even floors, but stairs were available to use. Room was small and as advertised, quiet, running water, multi-adaptor extension provided. The tissue was 4-ply. THE TISSUE WAS 4-PLY AND THICK.

It was okay. The location is excellent, right near the subway exit, and there are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The room was small but well-equipped. The most surprising things were the water dispenser and the universal adapter. The only downside was the tiny bugs in the room, pinhead-sized, that I'd never seen before, crawling out from the bed frame. I spent quite a while catching them, killing each one as it appeared.

We booked a triple room, but due to high occupancy, they gave us a room with one queen bed and one single bed for the three of us. The room was extremely cramped, and the facilities were quite old, typical of older Hong Kong establishments.