Temple Street Hotel

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The room was much smaller than advertised. No person for checking in and checking out. One employee was there in the corridor who was nice and helped us check in after getting several phone calls to someone. He bought two towels for the four of us from a nearby shop because there were no towels (we had to share towels). Only two pillows were there. AC was not working properly. The stairs were really dirty and we had concerns about safety.

Lovely stay! I will def stay here again when I return.

Bad

I didn't not expected the room to small for 3 people, the bathroom to small then in the middle of the night to big cockroaches are walking in the wall and we complain to the front desk she kill the cockroach then we transfer to other hotel.

I dont blame the hotel its self but hotels.com for not telling me a show above the toilet please see photo. No space for luggage. No kettle anywhere. No remote control for the tv. Only a small gap to get into the bed but was comfortable. The location was superb though a 2 minute walk to the street food market and a 10 minute walk to Jordan MTR. Can not add a photo

The explanation says the front desk opens 24/7 but the my check in was refused, even I sent the message that about late check in.

Its right in the heart of hong kong

Good

Hollers stand outside the building in which this hotel is located. Room is extremely small with old sheets, towels and old bathroom. Both room and bathroom are incredibly small.

The Expedia description is completely false. They advertise swimming pools, bars, restaurants and night clubs INSIDE the hotel. There is nothing. Up a filthy staircase, with prostitutes and their “manager” in front of the entrance 90% of the time. Once the prostitutes had a customer, they walk up the same stairs to a door across the hall from the “hotel.” The room was so small with 2 of the promised “sleeps three” beds. There was literally less than 3 square feet of open space in front of bathroom. You had to shower over the toilet and small sink in one tiny, tiny space. The staff, when they were there, slept on a bench behind the front desk. It appeared as if they also owned the rooms across the hall that the prostitutes used all day, as we saw them interacting with the young girls “manager.” It was horribly disappointing as I had my two young sons with me and we couldn’t afford to go pay to stay somewhere else.