Mui Wo Holidays

We have a big suite with 2 bathrooms, 2 big beds and 2 offices rooms so it’s very comfortable for 3 of us, especially it’s much easier to get ready in the morning. The amenities are great, the room is clean. and staffs attend to your needs by just texting them. It is very convenient if you want to find local foods to eat , MTR is next door, tram is just right in front. The only downside is that the side corridor getting to the hotel always has dirty puddle of water from a kitchen, and they are surrounded by the stores that sell dried seafoods so it does smell especially in the summer time. Though once you entered the hotel the smell is gone. This can be a downside to many. Though the hotel itself is an excellent day for the money. In HK you can rarely find hotels good for a family, this is one of the few hotels that delivers.

What a FABULOUS gem of a hotel !!! I almost don’t want to write a good review because I want to keep it all to myself. Incredible staff, super clean, and simply incredible design. A rare example of the hotel being actually better than the pictures. Bravo.

There is only security guard at night helping with self check-ins, a little inconvenient, but the staffs are very helpful. Rooms are small but have everything you need. Interesting concept to have a communal kitchen and lounge. Laundry facility is definitely a plus. The only downside is, there is renovation going on 3rd floor while we stay, but the hotel didn’t blocked off the unsightly mess.

The team at reception are helpful. However, I would not recommend this for a business stay. If you are in a connecting room, you can hear the guests next door speaking and using the bathroom. You can also hear traffic through the thin windows. Fine for a short 1-2 day stay. However, this is not a 4 star accomodation. Daily room service is just changing your bathroom bin.

Great location. Less than 5 minutes walk from Tin Hau MTR station so it’s really convenient for the main sights. Less than 20 minute walk to Causeway Bay. We had the executive room which includes a microwave and tap and sink, but note that NO plates or cutlery are provided, only 2 small teacups, 2 tall glasses and 2 teaspoons (whereas the hotel photos seem to imply they provide basic kitchenette facilities). The room only has a single chair which isn’t ideal for a couple. Despite being slightly larger than the average standard HK hotel room, there isn’t that much space at the end of the bed once both suitcases are opened on the floor. There is nowhere to put suitcases other than on the floor. Location was great but I’m not sure I would stay in this particular hotel again unless the price was reasonable, which it was when I originally booked this.