Maple Inn(Tsim Sha Tsui Store C2 EXIT)

The place was decent. We were on the 14th floor, and at first it was a bit tricky to find—we just tried going up since we couldn’t reach the numbers we were given. A sign on the ground floor would definitely help. It’s basically one big flat divided into three rooms. We shared the unit with other guests (separate rooms), but we could hear some noise. The family next door had a baby, and for two nights we heard crying in the middle of the night. The bed wasn’t that comfortable—the mattress was thin, and the frame seemed like two tables put together. The staff cleaned the room only on the first and last night. On the plus side, they had enough supplies in the corridor like towels, toothpaste, and tissue, and there was also a water dispenser, which was handy.

Great location with many great food eateries. MTR is just minutes away👍🏻and the lady boss is very responsive and helpful . She helped me to upgrade to deluxe room . Anything you can used WeChat to update her or her staffs.

Booked a queen size bed and was shuffled off to a flat across the street and down the block. Not happy as I arriving after midnight after traveling all day. I am 6’4” and I was given a full size bed where my legs hung off. There was a reason I booked a queen room and I did not get it. They said they were completely booked. The other annoying thing was the door lock was broken and I had to stay up until 12:45 am while they fixed it. NEVER again…I read other reviews where guests were shuffled to another property. Not good…go elsewhere.

Great location but the room smelled like smoke a lot and communication was difficult.

I booked this hotel for a layover stay in Tsim Sha Tsui, and overall, it was very clean, well-maintained, and a great value for money — especially for central Hong Kong. That said, a few honest notes: If you're a big guy, be prepared: everything is small — the towels, the bathroom, the room itself. It’s very compact, typical of budget stays in HK. When I arrived, my flight from Shanghai was delayed, and I was frustrated to find no one at the reception. I had to wait 10–15 minutes for the staff to show up and then another few minutes to be taken to the room. This place works more like an Airbnb or serviced apartment. The building is full of different guesthouses and hotels, all operating independently on different floors. I expected someone to be tracking online bookings or emails, especially since check-in is supposedly available until 5:30 AM. That part was poorly handled. That said, the owner was kind. Since the room I booked was full, he gave me a bigger room at no extra cost, and even offered late check-out, which I declined. The location is excellent — perfect if you want to explore Hong Kong on a short layover or be close to the MTR, shopping, and food options. If your goal is just sleep, and you're heading out the next day, consider staying near the airport. But if you want to explore Kowloon/HK Island, this location is perfect. Despite the check-in delay, I still give it 5 stars because of the cleanliness, location, and overall value.

Very good