Maple Inn(Tsim Sha Tsui Store C2 EXIT)

Perfect location, good services and have free drinking water. The room was very clean and not too small. I liked this hotel and will back soon.

Nice and central location. However:: 1. If you don't mind very local Chinese that yell when they talk all night... 2. Start speaks no English 3. No physical person present, you have to make a call to reach them 4. Very difficult check in procedure. Do NOT arrive late as it'll be more difficult to find 5. Very difficult to find, no signage to find the place 6. Unless you're under 5'3".... Difficult to use the toilet, very cramped to use the sit down toilet

It was impossible to find. Taxi dropped me at the front opening and said it’s down there. No signs at all. I had to take a lift to the 3 Rd floor with some random guy. I asked his hostel overseer if the knew anything. He didn’t speak English but indicated I keep going up in the lift. Finally on the 9 th floor I saw a sign. The room was clean and tidy not quite the room I paid for. The lady who runs the place was very kind.

it's a great value to money, nice location, easy to get there, close to Victoria bay, MTR is on walking distance, I highly recommend this place

This is one of the hardest places to review. Lots of good AND lots of bad. The good: the price (it’s still very expensive by mainland standards, but a good deal by HK standards). The location — amazing and so convenient. Literally steps away from Tsim Sha Tsui metro station! The service — the woman who appears to own the hotel as well as the cleaning ladies were all very helpful and offered great service. The room offered no major cleanliness red flags and although small, was big enough to not feel too cramped and had decent storage space. The bad: The bathroom had absolutely zero dry wet separation (I recognize this is normal among budget hotels in Asia, but still falls into the bad category). There was a man who worked there who — although he was nice to me — screamed at a customer who locked herself in her room and even kicked on her door aggressively. This was very unsettling. Also — my room had a very crappy curtain shade, with a window facing the hallway, making me feel like I was in a hospital room. The light in the hallway is on 24/7 so the room was always quite bright even at night. This severely disrupted my sleep schedule. There was always a weird smell in the room (hard to describe) but it wasn’t that bad. Due to how humid it was, the bedsheets always felt slightly wet, even if freshly changed, and I saw a few bugs in the room but not that concerning. The laundry machines were convenient to use overall but the clothes had a slight weird smell after using it. There were always people in the area making noises and kids running around, including one naked. It was difficult to speak to the staff without speaking Mandarin Chinese. Also, just to note that this is not a typical hotel, it is like a bunch of small apartments with a common space within a floor of a big building. A very strange and liminal space. I have to say, I both love and hate this place. It may be one of the most liminal spaces in Hong Kong.

Run away, cockroach a lot. Staff can’t speak English as well, difficult to communicate with No staff support during operation time