Ozawkie hotels from HK$465

"Great stay. Very clean and spacious. Added perk with complimentary breakfast. "

"My only complaint would be it took too long for hot water for shower"

"General Management needs renovation. Room 301 is a joke especially when paying over $100. Suggest management visit this room and explain why you can't fix the warped floor when you are charging people these types of prices."

"Good hotel, liked the location. Would stay here again."

"It is an adequate hotel if staying near Washburn. "

"It’s clean. Great location. It’s older motel but just there to sleep. Would stay there again. "

"The hotel is very good, staff is extremely nice. However, the hotel is undergoing a renovation. There was noise and dust. Make sure you confirm it is over before booking."

"Standard Wyndham breakfast: eggs, sausage, potatoes, yogurt, fruit. Pleasant surroundings. Property was atrium-style hotel with large community area for breakfast with fountain. Liked that our room had an outside deck. Shared with two or three other rooms, but very spacious. Weather was spring/transitional, so thunderstorm and it was nice to stand on deck and watch the system move through."

"I've stayed in this hotel many times over the years. The night I checked in, at 10pm, for my pre-paid 4 night stay I somehow had misplaced my credit card during the trip from Dallas to be used for "incidentals" and didn't have it with me. Granted, I stayed there 10 days before and am a Gold Member with Choice Awards. The individual manning the desk wouldn't let me check in without the card. Regardless of any of my credentials, history and pre-payment status. She said there were "rules" that had to be followed. So, there I was, 10 O'Clock at night, 500 miles from home, no credit card, no options other than to sleep in my car. In my opinion, there are several words that describe such treatment: inhumane, unkind, unreasonable, inexcusable, inconsiderate, inhospitable, unethical, unprofessional. These people are supposed to be in the "hospitality" business. You would think a service business would put a repeat customer first. Don't think they understand their mission. Fortunately, as I settled in my car preparing to sleep in the parking lot, I discovered the credit card between the seats, returned and successfully checked in. However, the damage was done. I hope this review is witnessed by a lot of travelers and hotel purveyors. Sometimes self imposed "rules" shouldn't apply."