We stayed here for a few nights over new year, and had no complaints at all. the hotel is perfectly adequate, its just doesnt have much atmosphere or character. The rooms were comfortable, not overly big, but you expect that for Hong Kong. We didnt have breakfast included, and we thought about paying to have it in the hotel, but it is buffet style, and really quite expensive if you only want cereal or toast.
The location however is excellent for the bars and nightlight of wan chai, it is also a pleasant walk into central, although if you dont fancy walking, it is very close to multiple tram and bus stops. It is also a short walk from the ferry to kowloon (the wanchai pier).
Also the staff were very good, friendly and efficient, and there is a good gym aswell, although unfortunately the roof top pool was closed when we were there.
overall it is a good hotel, and i would receommend people to stay there, but i think it is more suited for business people or those attending conferences than holiday makers.

Supposed to 4 stars but would probably give 3. Rooms tiny, 2 single beds in room but one is pushed up against the wall. Clean enough but looks tired. Asked for a higher floor to avoid the noise below which they did however the room had a connecting door to the next room locked obviously but quite noisy. The area is in a club area but not really seedy just brash and noisy.
Good restaurant across the street Tsui Wah a chinese diner good reasonable Asian food.
One of the worst things for me is they want to charge 20 HK dollars for an hour for wifi. This is just a rip off.

A very good value hotel situated in a colourful part of town. Our room was on the 17th floor and did have a rather strange lay-out. The double bed was situated against the wall and so this did present some difficulties. There was clearly enough space for the bed to be placed within the middle of the room, this would be our only criticism.

We enjoyed excellent breakfasts and would certainly recommend this hotel.

I stay here often as I attend the Fairs at the HKTDC complex. Its a 5 min walk (almost completely under cover for those rainly Hong Kong days. Central enough if one wants to get out and about, surrounded by great convenience stores, deli's and fast food for the Foreigner who wants to eat something other than local cuisine.

It has a health club and Pool annex, which is adequate. Great Free Internet and rooms service. Breakfast is buffet style Asian and European, so something for everyone. Its small but clean and recently renovated.