Whole Sunshine International Guest House

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Staff don’t understand English very tough to communicate, no minimum required amenities in the room. Hidden fees and payments charged though not mentioned during booking

The outside of the hotel is not at all as it is pictured here. We felt unsafe staying here, so we had to cancel the booking and go else where on the day of booking, since we were on an international trip. Lost all the money as well since it was past the cancelation period. Very disappointing!

The location is very near tsim sha tsui mtr. There’s alot of street food at night and convinient but the location itself is sketchy.

Good Location but tiolets not so clean, need improvement. Thank You.

Good location, but it should state its building name on the address

Hotel location good. Staff friendly and service prompt. It’s NOT a non-smoking hotel. Only one small lift serving the odd storeys of the 16-floor building (hotel on 5th floor). Some times need to wait a few lift trips before my family could use the lift.

Worst hotel I have ever stayed in my life. The lift is old and small. It's actually not a hotel but an old building and Sunshine hotel occupies the 5th floor and some other hotel operators occupy the other floors. There is no table, chair, wardrobe, water and kettle in the 2 rooms that I booked. The name of the building is called Chungking Mansion. Even before you enter the building, there will be a few men approaching you asking you if you need a room! The staff registered me by writing my name in a book. I was not given an acknowledgement letter to sign which is very unsual. I was given only 1 access card per room instead of the usual 2 cards per room. When I arrived, the rooms were not immediately available. I had to wait for the rooms to be cleaned. The staff could not speak English but that's fine as they could speak Mandarin and I could speak some Cantonese. The counter was manned by 1 elderly man who was not wearing uniform nor had a name tag. The bedsheet was not changed. There were hair on the floor and on the bed. My son suffered from itch in his room while my friend and I also felt itchy in my room. We had to move out of the room the next day as it was not comfortable at all

The elevator was so small and long waits and limited to getting on. Only one elevator that fits max 6 people. The room was relatively small and the washroom was tiny and when you take a shower the shower sprays all over and the entire bathroom is wet and slippery floors. Recommend for the price and close to stores and food and short term only but not long term

Convenient budget hotel in huge downtown multistory firetrap. I stayed twice, outbound & homebound on a trip into mainland China. It's on the 4th & 5th floors of Chungking Mansions, very convenient for Kowloon transport & amenities. (4th floor closed for refurbishment.) Staff welcoming, have basic English. Room small, almost all taken up by a circular bed, looks like a junior manager's love-nest. Furnishings ticky-tacky but clean, a/c worked, hot water never better than lukish, second stay shower/loo area had no partition so light streamed into bedroom from uncurtained shower area window. I felt I got what I paid for, might stay again BUT the big concern is fire hazard. Chungking Mansions are a huge apt block, must be 40 or 50 similar budget hotels within it. Enter via ground floor mall which is a Little Bengal of cafes, money exchanges, sim-card shops etc. Access hotel via dilapidated slow lift, held together by bits of plywood like a failed primary school project, often long lines for lifts. As Whole Sunshine is only on 5th floor (and floors aren't high) I preferred the stairs. The Mansions are a fire tragedy waiting to happen, with combustibles heaped all around the passageways and stairs, staff smoking next to these, loose electric cabling, and cafes juggling hot ghee down in the mall.

The worse hotel location I’ve ever experienced ...