Hotel di Putera Edward dan Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong

Good location, can get your daily stuff easily.. and McDonald’s is just across the road. Great breakfast at the hotel, especially the croissant and pastries … ate almost every day … fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside… only one shortfall.. the lift… almost every time waited very long for the lift. Self laundry available in the hotel.

It was a very good hotel stay with very good location and services. It was a short distance from Hotel to Mongkok on foot. Besides, room was clean and comfortable. Hotel also provided free simple breakfast with bread, coffee and tea at 2/F Lounge. Overall Cost Performance was very high.

New renovated hotel, I had a clean and pleasant stopover stay in Hong Kong. Many convenient stores and eateries nearby. Located close to the subway station, just few steps away from the hotel.

Cleanliness 5🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟housekeeping service was Excellent, very exceptional for a 3 star hotel. 🌟🌟🌟Location is very old neighbourhood but good overall offering of HK food. Notice more mentally unsound older people in this neighbourhood, mostly talking or shouting to themselves and occasional quarrel with people. Felt a bit uncomfortable and unsettling. 👎👎👎for their deposit policy where the directly debit HK$500 instead of a credit hold and reverse it out immediately when u checked out like other hotels. Especially was I particularly asked when checking in if the debit was a credit hold, she answered yes …. But upon checking out was told will have to take at least 4-8 weeks for amount to be credited back. If they had explained clearly I would have just given cash. The problem w HK service industry is not being proactive and meticulous, sometimes feels like “pulling teeth” experience. They only reply your queries IF you asked! 🌟🌟🌟🌟Room size expected cramped but bathroom was larger than expected and king bed & pillows were comfortable.

My favourite place to stay in Hong Kong. The rooms are clean, modern, and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly and organised, and the hostel has a kitchen, a communal area with outdoor seating, and a laundry room (washing and drying cost around 60 HKD at the time). Food places and shops are right around the corner, and public transport to the city centre or other parts of HK is close by. Fun fact: the building was originally one of the first public housing projects in Hong Kong, built in the 1950s, and it was also awarded with Honourable Mention by UNESCO in 2015. There’s even a museum dedicated to its history right across from the hostel entrance.

The hotel is very good only is i have difficulties to find it. It took me more than 1 hr. to find it. If i took the taxi, They will not let you take, they will just give you instructions to follow this road, turn keft turn right 🤣🤣. Maybe im not very good in Google map 🤣🤣. Anyway the room is spacious compare with other hotel. Though its a bit expensive

Good budget hotel, the room did feel dim with the lighting and there weren't that many extra amenities. You have to pay for a tooth brush and water. The hotel does not remodeling. I would recommend this place if you are on a budget in Hong Kong and want your own private place. Overall it is a fine place to stay

Kebersihan bilik adalah baik. Terdapat banyak makanan liar berdekatan. Lokasi tidak begitu selesa. Tidak terlalu mudah untuk memasuki rumah pengebumian. Ia tidak jauh dari stesen kereta api bawah tanah. Prince Edward, Mong Kok dan Olympian City stesen kereta api bawah tanah semuanya dalam jarak berjalan kaki yang singkat

Metroplace has the smallest rooms of a traditional hotel room that I've ever seen. I stayed in room 506 with two single beds. The beds are two very narrow single beds about one foot separating each other.The purpose of the one or two people at the front entrance is to provide the room and the room key. It is located four blocks from the A2 entrance or C2 entrance of the Sham Shui Po subway station. Also it is about 4 or 5 blocks from the Dragon Center, a Hong Kong style depar**ent store, 9 floors of many places to eat and shop. Metroplace Hotel is located right near the famous Hong Kong street vendors area. Cheapest, smallest rooms possible in an area of extremely expensive hotels.

An affordable option that avoids the hectic Mong Kok ***** nearby. Quiet, peaceful, conveniently located with shops for sandwiches, dumplings, and pastries nearby. A convenient walk to the subway station (Olympic), perhaps 7 minutes away with simple navigation.