Hotel COZi Resort

This was my second stay at the hotel. During my first visit, I was given the Penguin Room, which was adorable and much appreciated by both myself and my mum. Unfortunately, this time I was assigned the Greece-themed room, and the experience was not as pleasant. The room felt even more dated than the Penguin Room. The toilet flushing system was weak, requiring several flushes to clear waste and toilet paper, which was quite inconvenient. The wash basin also drained very slowly, and the sink area easily flooded with normal use. These plumbing issues definitely need attention. The view from the room was poor, facing directly into the building next door — which meant I couldn’t open the curtains at all for privacy reasons. The desk was also just as shaky as in the previous room — it really feels like it's about to collapse anytime, and should be replaced as soon as possible. Sadly, this room gave off more of a 3-star hostel vibe rather than a proper hotel experience. The hotel really needs to invest in renovations and maintenance if it wants to meet the expectations of returning guests

The hotel is conveniently located near the MTR station and is easy to find with helpful staff. The shared areas seemed recently renovated and well maintained. Although I was surprised by the decoration which was focused on a small cartoon penguin even inside the room. Whilst the shared areas seemed well maintained, the room itself was not clean. I have never before really give much thought to a room’s cleanliness but the carpet was disgusting and stained to the point where I didn’t feel comfortable standing on it.

Hotel location is good and quite close to MTR station . There are many shops and restaurants around and you can go shopping easily . Hotel room is clean and comfortable .

Sometimes I can get the bigger room if I stay 1 night but when I book to stay 2 nights, I get small room.

**Mediocre Hotel Review (100 words)** This hotel is average in every way. The location is decent—close to some attractions but not in the heart of the city. Service is neither exceptional nor terrible; staff are polite but not overly helpful. The rooms are clean but dated, with basic amenities that get the job done. The beds are comfortable enough, though the decor feels tired. On the plus side, the price is reasonable for what you get, making it a budget-friendly option. Don’t expect luxury, but if you need a no-frills place to sleep, it’s acceptable. Fine for a short stay, but nothing memorable.

The hotel is close to Tuen Mun Station, the location is very convenient with excellent accessibility and nearby facilities. The price is truly worth it. Upon check-in, the hotel even upgraded our room for free, which was a delightful surprise!