The hotel is comparable to a motel by western standards, and average by Chinese standards. The hotel is located on a very busy small street, however I wasn't bothered by the noise in my room(7th floor). There's many restaurants so I would pass on the hotel food since almost all restaurants in hk are English friendly.
The rooms there are old. The hotel has more smoking floors than nonsmoking ones, so nonsmoking rooms are very limited.
The staff was so-so. They were courteous, but not informative. Asides from what was on the same street and the location of the subway, they couldn't give any good information on my other inquiries such as: 1. Where can I get a sim card? I found like 6 phone stores in a 2 block radius of the hotel. 2. I forgot my laptop cord so I asked them if they knew where I could get one. Nobody had a clue. I checked online and I found an area of hk where it's common knowledge to sell electronics stuff.

The best thing in this hotel is its location. There were lots of bars & restaurants surrounding the hotel which I don't remember being there last I was there in '08 (I actually remember the street to be chaotic).

Lobby looks & smells nice...if only the reception people were as nice & friendly - it would have been perfect. At 330pm, room is still not ready so we were made to wait - they need to replace their sofa set, they're old. We stayed in a (really small) Executive room on the 16th floor so no problem about noise. As for the view, forget it - there's none. Also, I found the bed too hard but my Mom thought it was just right. notwithstanding the obviously old carpet, the room was seems clean. There's complimentary bottled water too.

Breakfast buffet costs HK$88++ /person. Just right but nothing special. Considering that we only stayed overnight, I think it was not so bad. We were out most of the time anyway. Getting a cab is not a problem. MTR is near. Shopping and dining areas are within walking distance.

On my trip to through Asia it was the most expensive and the worst hotel I had. The welcome was a cold one by a young clerk, who wanted a 1000 HKD extra as a deposit (in addition to the payment of the room rate). But the worst disappointment was the room itself, which was an old and very worn one and which was not clean. In the bath there were hairs from my predecessor everywhere. The adequate price for it would have been at half the rate I paid (ca 120 EUR).

I just stayed 4 days in Guang Dong Hotel in Tsimshatsui and its the best stay I had in Hong Kong for a reasonable budget. Its not the cheapest, and they somewhat rip you off for internet but compared with previous stays in Hong Kong that werent actually that much cheaper, I got a nice, clean room with all the regular facilities. Nothing out of the ordinary but nothing missing either.

Location is also great - easy to be reached by car/taxi as well as less than 5 minutes walk to the MTR. Will stay there again next time I'll be in Hong Kong