Upon entering the Chungking "mansions" it is pretty overwhelming, knowing which elevator to get would have definitely helped. When you walk in, turn right then left and catch the elevator up to the 10th floor. As for the room, they're very small but clean and have a kettle and safe. Reception also offer complimentary tea and coffee and they have... More

I've booked this hotel with low expection (Actually,there is not good review for chungking mansion), but what i've been through was very very diasppointed , cause : 1. They gave me room from another hotel (hostel maybe), due to Days Hotel Room is fully, and they gave me the worst room, im very very speechless 2. The attitude from the... More

Like: The staff is really helpful. The room is quite clean. WIFI is fast. In the lock, the have security locker. Quiet secure. The location is near to everything. Just next to MRT Station. Downstairs a lot of HALAL food restaurant. Near to the MOSQUE. The owner is really helpful. I left my jacket in the room, the owner helped... More

I booked at Days Hotel in Chungking Mansions because of the price. Upon arrival, I was surprised at the number of small shops available on the ground floor. There was a large number of currency exchange shops and the merchants and food stands were predominantly South Asian so unless you are used to Indian/Pakistani/Middle Eastern food, be careful what you... More

Very small rooms, but are clean. Located in a guesthouse building (Chunking Mansions), whose ground floor is located in a market, reminding us more Middle East and India than Hong-Kong. Surprising, but safe !; This hostel or guesthouse, (I don't know) is good value for money

Our first night in HK we spent in a hostel in Sincere House on Arygle Street. I know the previous reviewer said that the rooms at Days Hotel were tiny and coffin-like, however they obviously hadn't stayed in the place we had previously! We then moved onto Days Hotel for a couple of nights. The room is quite small of... More

Room is tiny. No place to stand up - I know all rooms are small in hong kong but this is something else!!! One tiny window - room is like coffin, very claustrophobic No water in tap, shower over toilet. Don't be fooled - its not a two star hotel - its a cheap HOSTEL. Even unbearable for backpackers (... More