This hotel met our needs well. Like many others have said, it's nice if you just need a place to sleep and shower (backpacker/adventurer-types), but not if you have any real amount of luggage, need a lot of personal space, want amenities, or like to hang out in the hotel/apartment during vacation. I think you might be able to find cheaper rates for comparable facilities, though, if budget is a driver for you.

The best part about this place was the location. It's easy to get to from the airport (about a 40-minute bus ride that cost 33 HKD/person), and it's maybe a 5-minute walk to the Mong Kok MRT station, through which runs two main lines. It's close to a number of restaurants, walking distance to the Olympian (a megamall), and right on a main road that has a number of stores). The room itself was *very, very, very* small--like, room enough for a bed and a narrow walkway to get into the bed. Some of the pictures in the listing were actually of common areas, making it seem larger than it is, but it's actually just a bed in a room less about 7'x7' (a little over 6 square meters) and a tiny bathroom. The bathroom is so small I had to sit sideways on the toilet so that my knees didn't hit the wall in front of the toilet. The shower is typical Asian-style, basically a hose with a shower head on the wall in the bathroom, but they provide slippers to keep your socks/feet from getting wet if you need to use the bathroom after showering. One thing that I can say is at least the room was clean; the place is managed like a real hotel, with a housekeeping staff, so the beds and bathrooms were clean and trustworthy, and I think there is value to that, especially after seeing so many other horror stories from people staying at other AirBNBs in HK.

Lastly, the staff was very helpful and friendly (uncommon in HK). I speak Chinese, so I can't say how easy it was to get by with English only, but dozens of other travellers have done so and seem to be fine.