International Inn

We stayed for one night. The property is located inside the (notorious) Chung King Mansion and seems to operate under several different names, though I am not sure why. The room was small but manageable, perhaps helped by the fact that we were upgraded. The front desk area felt a bit too dim, which was slightly uncomfortable, though the staff themselves were pleasant. The room was clean and well maintained, and the bed linen was fresh. There was no A/C, but this was not an issue in November. The Wi-Fi speed was good. Electrical outlets were a little inconvenient to use. Basic toiletries were provided. A microwave and hot pot were available in the common area, though we did not use them. Given the price and the overall value, especially in Hong Kong’s expensive accommodation market, I think this place is acceptable for a one- or two-night stay.

The location is near the harbor, walking distance which gives you the opportunity to take a walk around the city. Shops are located nearby. The room depends on your needs, and within budget. The staff was accommodating, and helpful. You can leave your bags there after booking out. Finding the place, use the photos and also their are signs you can read and follow.

This place was once larger flats. Now converted into the most tiny flats possible. Fits a 3/4 bed and a 2ft gap into a tiny toilet with shower above the toilet.75ft room. The aircon above the bed aggravated my asthma. The hallways are cluttered fite hazard. The place was inside a shopping mall accesed by a grubby lift. The stay was totally overpriced for a "box". The only positives are its next to bus stop for airport and central location. I would not recommend. Avoid. Pay a little more and stay somewhere better