The room was small but clean. We had WIFI included and free continental breakfast which was served in a cafe next door (nothing special but ok). The staff was very friendly and helpful.
The hotel was located in China town which is a very pretty area and very clean either. It was a 15 minutes walk to the harbour front and was close to very nice restaurants. It was a pleasant stay, not so much of the hotel but because of the location and the rate.

First of all the hot water was not turned on and wrench shut, obviously a leak. We were asked if that was going to be a problem with not having hot water until the next day.We asked to move to another room, they offered two rooms, the noisy one, or the one that the tv didn't work and they had another one sitting on top of the Armour. Only a few channels were clear, but all others were snowy. There was hair on the floor in the bathroom and on one of the pillows. This was very disappointing!!! Spend the extra 30 bucks for a better hotel.

As a single female, I did not like this place. There were homeless men cat calling me in the parking lot. I figured my car would be broken into so I took everything, everything, out of it (it wasn't thankfully). The room was gross. Smelled like cigarettes which matched with the cigarette holes in the bed spread. It was loud. When my alarm went off at 3:30am, I was happy. There were holes in the walls, in the furniture. It was over all just kind of creepy. If you are a tough guy, stay here. If you are a woman travelling alone, keep going. There are better places to stay. Just read my other reviews.

When I went there with friends it hadn't rained for weeks, unusually for Victoria. Still, these guys had tons of buckets filled with brown water in the hallway on the top floor.

One of us had a wet bed, where the mattress was wet but the bed had been made up to hide it. When he complained about it the next morning, we were basically told that was too bad. This didn't seem unusual, the whole structure looks like it's rotting away, certainly the balconies are.

It's certainly not an expensive hotel, but it isn't super cheap either and $100/night should get you a dry bed. Even in Victoria.