To give some context...

I am American born middle aged Chinese male that doesn't speak Cantonese...

Last time I was in Hong Kong was in 1989, but spent most of that time shopping with family, and getting shirt fittings at Ascot Chang.

This is the first airBNB booking I made, and was urgently done when I was able to snag an extremely cheap airfare ($370 r/t) to Hong Kong.

Man... Has Hong Kong changed since 1989, and all for the better... Especially in regards to local transportation.

The location of Jane's studio was perfect for me. Transportation to and from the airport is a breeze, as well as getting to other parts of Hong Kong via rail and/or bus. It is even close to the Star Ferry, in case you want to take the scenic route to the island.

Most of my friends were surprised I stayed on the Kowloon side, and all thought Central would be better. Though all of Hong Kong can be considered 'crowded,' I found where I was at quite pleasant and not as 'suffocating' as Central. In fact, my first three days, I only stayed in the Kowloon side, since there are plenty of dining options and plenty of things to see/visit.

Jane's studio is as pictured, and is very comfortable. I was never wanting of anything, and the amenities provided are excellent. The A/C was the best feature (to me), since I am a 'whimpy' San Franciscan that doesn't tolerate heat well. If you need to have the A/C on during the night when it is hot in Hong Kong, it is barely audible. Fortunately for me, the weather during my stay was only warm, and the humidity wasn't bad, so made the weather pleasant to tolerable.

If I wasn't so lazy, plus there are so many places to dine out, the kitchenette provided is very convenient, if you wish to prepare simple meals to save money. Within several blocks, there is a street market, and vendors, where you could by foodstuffs (eggs, vegetables, fruits, etc.) and prepared foods (roast duck, roast pork, breads, etc.).

Jane as a host is kind and understanding, and patient. I didn't have a cell phone, but had an iPad Pro with me. The WiFi hotspot I rented didn't quite work on arrival, but Jane was patient with my 'sporadic' e-mails sent using Hong Kong airport's free WiFi, and met me at the bus stop as planned. Communicating with her is a breeze, and she is very responsive.

I would definitely book Jane's studio in a heartbeat, if she is willing to have me as a guest, again. :)