Sky Inn(Tsim Sha Tsui B1 Exit 20m)

Imagine staying at a "hotel" that does not even have their own building and signage. Upon entering you will see an old school 1960ish elevator that has 2 separate doors. Size then can fit 4 average sized human being and 2 if you are the bigger size. Upon reaching the 15th floor, no reception. No lobby or anything like that. You are greeted with the all in one lady that welcomes you, cleaning lady, and contact person. I was shown to my room a few floors down and she told me they have other rooms available across the street if I don't like the one given to me. Unfortunately I had to accept since I was tired My room was inside a larger room. Like an condominium unit with 10 rooms. Yes an condominium unit with 10 rooms. No windows and size was about 10 SQM. 1 queen bed, toilet with toothbrush, slippers, tissue, towel and lavatory. It's like an all in one shower and toilet. No water, no coffee, and not even a kettle to boil water. They had a water dispenser tho... Walls are thin I can hear the other room, kids also running around. This was the worse accomodation I have ever stayed in Hong Kong. Should be renamed "hostel" not hotel. For the price I paid, it was a waste of money. I am glad I booked for only a night.

If you are a traveler in Hong Kong, it is a very nice location and a clean room.

First, though the location is good, finding the actual damn hotel is a struggle; I went up the stairs at some random place not labeled, found the place, only to be then led all the way back downstairs, across the street, into a totally different building. The room has nothing crazy, a small room with the usual sink bathroom etc. However the bathroom smelled like sewage from the second j walked in, and i had to keep the door closed at all times for the whole room not to smell like it. Not piss or **** mind you, literal sewage(it's far, far worse). then, in addition to that, the air conditioning, in combination with the complete lack of ventilation, will literally cause condensation on the floor of the room, so much so that you can actually slip. The only solution i found was to have the air conditioning on "overdrive," at a low temperature as well. Pick your poison: wet slippery floors, or be subject to an arctic chill. Everything else was unexceptional, a standard, tiny room, and some decent amenities in that they had a good number of decent washing machines. Would not recommend; if you can, I'd absolutely spend 20% more to ensure the whole place doesn't smell like a damn septic tank.

It was good stay for reasonable price. Room was small without any window but it was clean.

The location is right at the center. Room is about 7 square meters, very small. You cannot borrow the iron if you want to iron your clothes. If you come late for check in at night, you cannot go inside the building because nobody opens the door for you. The safety guard downstair does not work for the hostel, he doesn’t know who you are and he cannot speak English. You have to go up to 15th floor to check in. The room smells bad. Every day I saw a baby cockroach crawling on the floor and I don't know where it came from. The light in the toilet was flickering and on the 3rd day it fell off the ceiling. The staff was friendly but they only spoke Chinese.