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"From the moment i walked into the lobby to check in the service was impeccable. The staff amazing. Great experience overall. Definitely staying there again."

"jenny, winnie, holly was so nice and helpful"

"Wonderful as usual. "

"This hotel is great. I was a little scared of what I would get as there were so many not good reviews but in my experience, this hotel is great. Good location, amazing views of the harbour, comfy bed, there is a Nespresso coffee machine which I really appreciated and a small fridge. We were on a high floor so the views were amazing. Well located with good conection to buses to the airport, and the boat to Tsim Sha Tsui (station Wan Chai ferry pier), walking distance to the seafront promenade and many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. We had breakfast included and it was great. They do Asian food, fish dumplings, steamed cakes, miso soup, rice, stir fried vegetables and also do Western food, fried eggs, bacon, baked beans, sausages, there was bakery, fruit, cereals, coffee and tea. The only thing we didn’t like is that the breakfast staff were too eager to clean the table. We had some food first, then got ourselves a coffee and left them on the table and went to get more food and when my partner went back to the table, the table was cleaned, coffees taken away and the staff was sitting someone else on it. The room wasn’t full at all, it was 8.30 and there were plenty of empty tables. It was solved but interrupted out breakfast. "

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"We stayed in 2 newly renovated rooms in the hotel...checkin was a breeze, thanks to Carter at the front desk, who is very efficient, helpful and amicable...👍 Hotel location is great, walkable to lots of shops and eateries..."

"Service fine value for money."

"Good location and lovely breakfast buffet! Friendly customer service."

"This is the first time staying in this part of Hong Kong. It was very convenient to the MTR train system which is ever expanding. Also very walkable to areas around central and Wanchai"