Apple Inn Mong Kok

I'm not even one to complain easy, but this one here is just unbearable. Pros: Location, near bus stops, hot shower, free hot drinks and water . Cons: Staff was rude and dont give a single s**t about you because they know they will have next paying customers anyway (I politely asked for the free cup of coffee after I discovered the thermos as empty, I was replied with a cold shoulder saying "If it's empty then it's empty" and casually went back to his desktop probably just Facebooking), super cramped space (but its HK, it's kinda common), filthy, filthy like freakin filthy bathroom with used tissue paper all around (It was damn gross but I just had to deal with it),AC wasn't working, its basically a do-everything-by-yourself kind of a place. Absolutely NOT recommended.

Their bunk bed was too high! The staff are not friendly, I asked them if I can use the empty one at the bottom but they refused. No one used it even after I checked out. Good thing I only stayed there for 1 night. The comfort room is too tight as well! Even for a 5 footer feels like small, what more for the big ones.

This is the worst accommodation I have ever stayed at. I have stayed at hostels before, and totally understand that the offering is meant to be pretty basic. However, it is not meant to be a total disregard of guests by staff. The first room I was put in was right next to the reception. This would not be a problem in itself but the guy on reception decided to invite his friends over and play music and chat loudly late in the evening, which could be easily heard through the paper thin walls. When it became clear they weren't going to stop I asked to be moved to a room away from the reception. The second room was covered by the junk of a hoarder who appeared to basically be living in one of the beds. This was not a huge issue for me though, and I proceeded to sleep for about an hour or so. At about 2am the hoarder came in, speaking Cantonese to himself loudly and pulling his bed and belongings apart. He would take things outside frequently, letting the door bang loudly as it shut each time. He completely ignored any plea to stop, but eventually informed one of the other guests in the room, in Cantonese, that he had seen a mosquito fly into his bed. Ridiculous. All that noise just for a stupid mosquito. Eventually he finished tearing the place apart, with no intervention from staff despite someone working reception 24/7. Then at about 2.30am someone turned on the washing machine just outside the room which loudly vibrated through the walls and pretty much sealed the deal that I wasn't going to sleep at all that night. There was supposedly a rule that only staff were meant to operate the washing machine and not at night, but when I left at 4am I saw the employee sitting at the desk doing jack all while the washing machine happily rumbled away. I would strongly recommend against staying here, it is by far the worst place I've ever stayed and one of the longest nights I've ever had.