I chose this place because the owners seemed nice. Unfortunately, I didn't get to meet them but they were really prompt in answering my enquiries. I felt their hospitality even in our correspondence and through the decor of the place. Location: This place is really very convenient! It's opposite a huge Uniqlo and H&M, near a couple of famous bakeries, really just 5 minutes' walk from Times Square and Causeway Bay MTR station and everything around them. It can be a long walk from the train platform to the exit, so I wouldn't recommend arriving by train if you have lots of luggage. Take a cab. The Airport Express bus also stops by one of the hotels that is about 7-8 min walk away. Facilities: The building it's in is quite old and part of it was under renovation when I went. The lift is super vintage--think metal doors you have to manually operate! That alone was quite an experience. I was a little nervous for a while but got the hang of riding it. You can also take the stairs if you don't have any luggage, as the guesthouse is only 1 floor up. I was wondering what to expect of the guesthouse after seeing that lift, as it's testament to the age of the building, but was quite pleasantly surprised. The living room is a corridor with a TV and bench. It's clean, new-looking, quite cozy and a very welcoming sight (especially after the lift ). The whole place has about 7 rooms. I liked the decor:the interesting quotes written on chalkboards on the doors, etc. The room is as most Hong Kong rooms are. Enough space for a queen sized bed , a desk and some luggage space. The bathroom I got was relatively spacious, it even had a mini bathtub (but I couldn't soak in it because there wasn't a plug to stop the water). So many hotel toilets in Hong Kong are like, open-door-hit-toilet-bowl kind of small, so that was quite a luxury. My friend's room next door had just a shower, though, so I guess I was lucky! There are 4 pillows including 2 memory foam ones. Very comfortable. Bring warm socks and sleeping clothing if you're going in spring or winter, though, as it can get a bit cold without a heater especially if you're from a tropical country and not used to the cold. (I'm from Southeast Asia. I stayed in early March, where the temperature was 10-12 degrees Celsius for a couple of nights. Thick sweatpants, a sweater and jacket, and thick socks were just nice.) Desk is fine but lights are a bit dim. I found it difficult to put on makeup as I didn't know if I was putting on too much. Might also be a bit dim for reading. All in all, I had a really pleasant stay, and the location was a huge plus. I would consider staying here again the next time I come to Hong...