Ms.May's place is a good value for your money. It is relatively cheap compared to other listings in Tsim Sha Tsui area which is the center of everything in the Kowloon region. The place is kind of small but it is expected in Hong Kong accommodations. Though not spacious, there's place for you to place your luggage in, which is under the bed, and a little riser for your shoes and slippers. There isn't a cabinet but there are two sets of wall hangers for your clothes. One is behind the door and the other is on the wall across the door. The room, which has air conditioning, and it's comfort room, which has hot water, are cleaned every day. They throw out the cr's trash and the trash we put in a plastic every day. Shampoo, body wash, bathroom paper, and tooth brushes are available. Towels are given upon request for no extra charge. They also have free hot and cold drinking water and coffee just outside our room's door. Her place is at the center of Tsim Sha Tsui. Getting there from the airport is very easy because of their efficient train system which is called MTR. It only takes about 40 minutes and 2 train line transfers from the Hong Kong airport to Tsim Sha Tsui. Exiting the trains station through Tsim Sha Tsui exit E will get you exactly in front of Chungking Mansion. The only problem I have is the way to Ms.May's place. Her rooms are on the 8th floor of Chungking Mansion. Mind you, there are lots of businesses and rooms for rent in this building. There are lots of middle eastern men on the entrance of the building. If you have a luggage with you, they will offer you rooms for rent, non-stop, all of them, which are quite a lot. They would stop if you tell them that you already have a room but you have to say it a lot of times and to all of them. On our next days, though we weren't lugging our suitcases anymore, some were still offering rooms. A couple of them were perverts staring at my sister and getting near her and telling her how sexy she is. We didn't know how to react as we are foreigners in the place. We just decided to ignore them unless they do something more. There are a lot of people there so shouting and asking for help if they do more wouldn't be hard. The outside of the building is dirty but you cannot compare it to the stink and the mess of the inside especially the elevator. It seems like the lift carriage isn't cleaned. It stinks and there's grime on the floor. We've learned to breathe through our mouths just so we wouldn't smell the place and other poor-hygiened people. There are only 2 elevators versus 16 floors so expect to queue to be accommodated. In general, Ms.May's place is okay but expect to...