Great apartment! The location was convenient to 2 subway (MTR) stops. North Point is a terrific neighborhood in "real" Hong Kong, just a few MTR stops away from Central. It's up a hill (on one end of the street) or 58 steps (on the other end of the street), though, so be aware if you're bringing heavy luggage.

Tammy's apartment was spacious for Hong Kong. The kitchen was fantastic and very well equipped. We appreciated the complementary items (some fruit, a few eggs in the fridge, etc) that Tammy left us! We had a minor wifi issue our first two days, which we were able to quickly resolve (loose cable). Tammy was generally responsive, leading up to our stay and during our stay. We were very appreciative of the space heater in the bedroom, as the nights were fairly chilly while we were there. The porch outside was lovely, but we didn't spend much time there due to the colder temps.

There is a grocery store a block away, and a few laundry service places to take your laundry. I believe they charge around HK$25 for up to 6 pounds of laundry, and you get your items back within the same day, dried and folded.

The only minor quibbles we had were -- like many European and Asian bathrooms, the glass shower door extends less than half of the length of the tub. It's easy to splash water when showering all over the bathroom floor. We tried to wipe it up each day. Also, the bath towels provided were a bit older. After about 2 days of use, they were pretty funky from previous damp smells (which added to the sewer odors from the toilet/bathroom sink which are somewhat common in HK). If you're staying for the 5 day minimum, you should plan to do laundry at least partway through your stay just to wash the towels. There is a hair dryer provided, though it's fairly low wattage (so ladies, if that's important to you, bring your own!).

We'd stay here again if coming back to Hong Kong. We felt like we got a great value for our $ -- hotel rooms in a comparable price range were tiny, and wouldn't have included the very useful kitchen.