I enjoyed my stay in Louise's flat. I had a week of work in Hong Kong and it was delightful to come home up the mid-level escalator, pick up some groceries at M&S and be able to cook a little. If I didn't want to cook there are plenty of restaurants in the vibrant neighborhood. The space is a large studio with a large and very good shower. The A/C and dehumidifiers were absolutely necessary in September, and they worked perfectly to make a very comfortable atmosphere. At the first I was a little shocked to find that I entered through a small shop with a very active group of elderly may-jong players and had to climb up quite a few flights of stairs to get to the place... but after a while I got used to that and found it to be an authentic HK experience. The bed was a little hard by my western standards, but I find that beds in Asia tend to be that way. There was a little futon that I placed over the mattress and that provided the comfort level I like, so no problem. I never met Louise as she was out of town, but she provided directions to the place, I almost walked right by as I was not expecting to enter through the little shop, but a kindly man looked at me and seemed to know that I was looking for Louise's place, he smiled, nodded, and directed me, wordlessly up the stairs to the entry.