Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel

“Convenient and Comfortable Stay!” I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and well-maintained. The best part is the hotel’s location—it’s just a quick 3 to 4 steps to the MTR station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around the city. Perfect for both business and leisure travelers. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great combination of comfort and accessibility!

Booked this hotel as it was central Kowloon and close to the metro and has a bakery opposite. Also there was supposed to be to be an art' exhibition in the hotel. Looked trendy in the pics. When I told a friend that I was staying here for two nights before going to Tokyo he told me this was the red lights district of Hong Kong!!!! OMG!!! I did not know. Last time I was in HK was 2017. So, there's loads of workers' hanging out near the hotel. Quite disturbing if you have kids with you. It's also not the best part of town too i was told and I can confirm that. Bright room but tiny. View out of the window was rough. Shower was dirty and stained. Bed was firm. Was so glad it was only for two nights layover. Bright red entrance door.

The location is so strategic. 1. Take the Yao Ma Tei MTR exit A1 2. It is in ur left hand next to the famous egg turt shop The room 1. The room is kinda small. If 2 persons stay no place to leave ur luggage open together. 2. They creatively decorate the room in very zen style. And provided an iPad next to the bed. We use it for entertainment such as YouTube is just nice. The front desk staff 1. I stay there for 4 nights. Everyday I met different peoples , but all of them are very helpful and friendly. Coming down/ Going to airport 1. Taking bus A21 just outside the hotel road side bust stop. 30min can reach airport. So much easier then taking MTR to airport , take longer time and need to change the train. Food surroundings: 1. Opposite got one famous wantan mee must try 2. Dim Sam pls search London Chinese Restaurant 6 minutes walk from hotel. 3. Red Tea ping shi- milk tea and typical local food Shopping 1. After dim sum at London Chinese Restaurant , just walk across the main road is the Lang Ham shopping mall at Wong Kok. Yao Ma Tei MTR Red line This red line is the main line across the city, hassle free to run around Kowloon and Hong Kong Hong Kong must visit place: 1. You may skip all the temple. For Chinese it looking the same in our country. 2. Central Tai Kwun/Graham Street u can explore whole day here. Together 7 min walk to Central MTR entrance surrounded by many impressive skyscrapers. 3. The Peak u can go in the evening. Night view of Hong Kong.

Very convenient location just a few steps away from Yau Ma Tei MTR entrance. Room was as advertised, clean, well maintained and comfortable.

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It was overall a pleasant stay until things turned downhill when we were about to checkout. I was aware the checkout time was 12pm, my friend and I were all packed up and ready to leave. Unfortunately, my friend had a stomach ache and had to use the toilet. We therefore stayed beyond the checkout time. At around 12:20, a lady (who later turns out to be Ms Josephine Lam, General Manager of the Hotel) knocked on the door and I answered. I was very apologetic - I explained to her that my friend was not feeling well, and we will be out the door soon. She bluntly answered that they will be charging us HK$100 for delaying our checkout. I was quite upset at the time as we did not want to cause any inconvenience to housekeeping unless it was necessary and clearly an emergency. In addition, the hotel staff did not draw my attention to such policy during my check-in, particularly when this is clearly not the usual practice for Hong Kong hotels. After we left the room to check out at the hotel reception, I tried explaining to the hotel staff that there was an emergency, but they insisted on charging us. By that time, my friend and I were both dissatisfied with their condescending attitude that is clearly unwarranted in this service industry. My friend was a bit emotional. In response, Ms Lam (the General Manager) began schooling us proper etiquette as if we were being disciplined, and even threatened to call the police on us (her guests!) if we continue to argue. I tried to reason with them by explaining that (1) the check-in form that I signed did not contain the HK$100 late checkout charge policy, (2) my attention was not drawn to this additional hotel policy during my check-in, and (3) there was a toilet emergency and we did not ignore the check out time intentionally. Ms Lam then, with a disagreeable tone, agreed to waive the late charge on the condition that my friend shuts up. Using $100 leveraged against me in order to prevent us from voicing out what proper service should be is frankly horrible.