Hong Kong Wan Chai District 2-star Hotels

The staff were nice but the stairs were full of garbage. The place was a bit difficult to find. I was very new to Hong Kong but I do speak a little bit of Mandarin so I could talk to the people and ask questions. But if you’re new in a Chinese place, I think this place is not very convenient to find. Overall, I think it was ok for the prize. Do not expect too much since you get what you pay. I might recommend their one bedroom per person.

This hotel is a new . Furniture is new , bed sheets , towels all are clean and a good quality . The staff is polite and very helpful. Location is perfect , it located just backside of Main Street , so there is no noise from outside . Can sleep properly , that’s so important . I will come back again ,definitely 👍🏻

I am staying in that hotel often since 2012. Before was named Bonaparte Hotel by Rombus, later renamed to Minimal Hotel and now J link. Rooms are small like in all hotels in HK. If you travel alone better book twin beds to organize your things. It has hair dryer and fast WiFi. Western fast food is close to hotel. And the Tram. Wanchai HKTDC is just 15 minutes walking .

Very small room the staff cannot speak english no free water for guest and look similar with the pictures they posted. The small tv is not smart tv local chanels only Good thing is Very near in MTR and shopping areas.

Convenient transportation in the living area

Great check-in and instructions provided by Dan, made us feel welcomed from the start. The room we booked was in another building, but he kindly walked us there and on the way showed us where to get groceries, public transport, etc. The room itself was bigger than expected, clean and the A/C worked very well. It was quiet and convenient. We had access to a microwave and a frigdge, but sadly had to buy cutlery and plates/bowls as this was not provided. Would definitely stay here again as the location is great and the room offered good value for money.

Check Inn Hostel Hong Kong, offers affordable lodging option while in Hong Kong. Located in Henessy Road, in Wanchai. Close to Tram stops and restaurants, and supermarket. Cosy lounge for checked in travelers. Rooms comes in two versions. Rooms with private bathrooms, and rooms with common restrooms. Room size comes in a few formats as well. Rooms good for 4 people, good for 2 people, and goor for 5 people.

The staff were nice and welcoming. The hostel is inside of a typical Hongkong residential building, high and thin, like in the movies. Well located: next to subway station, bus, Cantoneses restaurants and very close to the bay. I’d been afraid of about the property and the security. The security camera was everywhere. No problem with luggage. We shared the shower rooms and WC with others. All was tiny, but it was an amazing experience. The itinerary is well documented by short movie. One more point about the ecology: they don’t have disposable toothbrush.

I stayed in Hong Kong for 5 nights this time. The accommodation was very good. After all, the capsule cabin gave me a sense of safety! The advantages first: 1. Very close to the subway, very close to the beach, and many buses nearby; 2. Free WIFI, very fast; 3. Power adapters are provided, and bath towels, slippers, and toothbrushes are provided; 4. The electrical appliances include refrigerators, microwave ovens, and kettles (******It is recommended to bring your own cups and slippers******) ------------------------------------------------------------------- Let me talk about my personal dissatisfaction: 1. Sound insulation is really a big problem. (Picture 2) There is an air conditioner + exhaust fan at the window, and there are two exhaust fans in the toilet; (Picture 1) The capsule cabin is not soundproof; 2. The toilet door is not soundproof, and the door gap is large. After taking a shower, There will be water splashing outside, and disposable slippers will be very slippery after getting wet; 3. There are tables outside for eating, but I don’t know what the smell is, anyway, it’s not good, and the table in the capsule can’t be taken out; ------------------------------------------------------------------- The description of the apartment is inaccurate: The ground floor in Hong Kong is called the ”0” floor, and the place to check in is the ”1” floor, which actually means the second floor from the ground; The men's warehouse is in the Haidian Building opposite, and the ”2” floor in the elevator actually means the third floor from the ground; There is a bug in the capsule warehouse. There is a switch stuck with tape under the toilet light switch. After pressing it, the house will lose power and the access control of all warehouses will be invalid;

The place is not bad at all.. love the guy owner at the front desk seems so friendly and accommodating us properly 🫶🏻 will probably book this hotel again next time