The apartment was quite easy to get to. Although a slight walking distance of 8-12minutes from the nearest MTR station (Tsim Sha Tsui). To navigate the narrow and busy streets, it would be better to take a taxi if you had lots of luggages. The apartment is located in a quiet corner of the street, away from the lively areas of Tsim Sha Tsui, yet near enough to walk to. The elevator and corridor can be kind of narrow, but is expected of Hong Kong's apartment buildings. Carris's apartment was cosy and super clean! Totally perfect for a solo traveller, might be a little bit of a squeeze for two persons (unless couple or best friends). Everything is provided for in the cosy space, including a washing machine and portable electric stove. Only thing to take note, the walls of the apartment are kind of thin, so you could probably hear what all the neighbors are up to, so you also got to be careful about yourself with loud sounds (the tv or "bed" activities). Carris was an absolutely wonderful host. Although I never got to meet her, but she responded really promptly to any of my inquiries. She also provided suggestions as well as assurance about safety, as it was my first time to Hong Kong. She seems very friendly and I would love to meet her the next time! The best part about Tsim Sha Tsui area is that you would never go hungry and be spoilt for choice on food variety. There are plenty of food options, different cuisines and many stay open till late (think 1am to 4am). Although the narrow streets can be a bit tricky to navigate, but it was fun exploring all the smaller alleys, as most of the best and cheap food were located there. Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station is also a very convenient station, to get to most places. I could easily navigate through the different MTR stations and lines. I would highly recommend Carris's cosy apartment, especially to female first-time travellers to Hong Kong, you would feel really safe and well taken care of by Carris.