In Hong Kong!! Budget hotel! I don't want to check out.

Hotel: Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Overall experience: The hotel is not far from the University of Hong Kong, and the surrounding roads are very quiet. There are convenient facilities and restaurants nearby, and there is breakfast and supper. There is a bus stop opposite, and there is a certain distance from the subway station. When the driver came back by car, he said that the hotel was worth a visit, but this trip was full and there was no experience. The hotel as a whole looks old, but it is very clean. The service staff have a good attitude and took the initiative to help us with our luggage. I personally think that the hotel is very cost-effective. Room experience: The hotel floor is relatively high, there are only 3 elevators, and it is not enough during busy hours in the morning. Maybe because it was the fourth year of the year, the occupancy rate was relatively high. The living part of the room has a good sense of space, there are many storage spaces, and there are luggage racks, but they are a bit small, and the 24-inch suitcase is easy to fall when placed on it. The room I stayed in had a bit less power configuration, and there was no plug on one side of the bed. The room was equipped with a conversion head, and I forgot to bring it for emergency use. The room lights are bright, and it is enough to read books at night. The TV cannot be cast. The mattress is also softer, the same as other Courtyard. The toilet in the bathroom is relatively small and low, and it is not suitable for squatting for a long time. The exhaust fan cannot be turned off, and it will be a bit noisy when the door is closed at night. There is enough space next to the washstand to place toiletries, but the basin is very shallow, it is easy to splash water, and it is not easy to use. The shower is really good, the small shower head has a lot of water pressure, and the hot water comes out in seconds. It's really cool to take a bath here every day and walk 20,000 steps back. Breakfast: I didn't experience the hotel breakfast this time. There are so many snacks in Hong Kong, I don't have time to eat. Close to HKU, equipped with a lounge, not large in size, and really crowded during meal times. The dishes will be changed every day, the fried pork chop is very delicious, and the others are just average.