Rayville hotels from HK$438

"If you love roaches this is the place for you. The first night I was there I ran out and picked up roach bombs. Bombed the room and went out for a couple of hours. I skipped one night and the roaches returned. The key had to be reprogrammed each day. All you have to do is say a room number and they just program you a key with no proof you were supposed to be in that room. Housekeeping consists of replacing the 1 towel, 1 wash cloth, and 1 bath mat each day. When I asked for extra towels I was refused saying they didn't have any extra. Only 1 light and 1 outlet worked in my room. The bathroom lights worked. The shower was a slightly warm trickle. The only redeeming thing was the bed was soft, not a firm mattress which I like. In this case you get what you pay for is a stretch im not sure I even got my money's worth."

"It was ok in the middle of renovation but overall it was ok"

"Staff outgoing and friendly. "

"Everything was worth the stay "

"everything was good"

"Liked the historical aspect."

"Great parking and access to highway "

"I checked in on April 25, 2026 for a two‑night reservation. I booked through Expedia, for a business trip. What I walked into was nothing like what was advertised online. The photos on the website are completely misleading they do not match the reality of what this room actually looks like. The images show clean, modern, well‑maintained spaces. What I got was the exact opposite. The moment I entered the room, I saw a roach crawling inside, which is absolutely unacceptable for any hotel claiming to offer safe, sanitary accommodations. Then I noticed cobwebs hanging directly over the bed, proving the room had not been cleaned or inspected at even the most basic level. This wasn’t a small oversight this was a complete failure of housekeeping and hygiene. On top of that, there was constant loud disturbance outside my door, including kids running back and forth, yelling, and slamming doors. Between the pest infestation, the filth, the noise, and the false advertising, the room was completely unusable. I could not work, rest, or safely remain in the space. Because of these conditions, I left after only 4 hours. I did not stay overnight, and I did not receive the services I paid for. What makes this situation even more outrageous is the manager’s (Susan) behavior afterward. Instead of acknowledging the hotel’s clear failures, she tried to charge me for the entire two‑night stay, despite the fact that I left the same day due to their unsanitary and unsafe conditions."

"The room was good"