When we first arrived in Hong Kong we were able to contact Brend fairly quickly and she was quite accommodating with letting us in and getting settled. Brend is very friendly and entertained a few questions we had!

The apartment itself felt like a different place entirely than what’s on Airbnb. We didn’t spend much time in the apartment so this was okay for us, personally. One major difference that could affect travelers is the advertised number of people it accommodates. There are two queen beds, one in each little bedroom, and only one futon in the living room, opposed to the two couches pictured online. I would also note that the futon is about the size of a love seat, w It would be a tight squeeze though.

Other differences I noted were less major . For instance, the apartment photographs better than it actually is. There wasn’t a coffee maker – there was a hair dryer and iron though! Also, in the kitchen there was only a hot plat and hot water boiler, and no running hot water. There was a folder with suggestions and directions to a few places as well – but be sure to double check any bus routes first, we encountered a few issues. Also, there was a TV, just no cable.

Location was really great though and it was super easy to access the trains and buses. The wifi was also fast and sans issues! Bathroom was nice & clean! Brend was great too!