I-Hotel

In Hong Kong, the old style of construction was to build a large building with ventilation shafts between room layouts. The shafts extend from the roof to the ground and the corridors are quite a warren in these buildings called "mansions." The Harilela Mansion is a bit smaller/narrower then others nearby and there are a lot hotels or rooms to rent and a larger room is divided into much smaller single rooms in these places. They're a bit hard to figure out when you first come into them and try to find your hotel but it serves the purpose. This hotel was a good example of the type of small hotels and it was clean and very tight. The room was basicwith just a bed, private toilet and shower squeezed into a very tiny space. It is or was a basic space to sleep while visiting. I'd like to book a room.I will rate it as a low 4 star because it was clean, private and good for the budget and all you need for a stay. nly rating I can give is a three-star rating because most of them are much older and a bit rundown and dirty with age but they still serve their purpose.

Location is very good. Near the bus stop and Tsim Tsa Tsui MRT Exit C. Best for solo travellers or partners. If you are not very particular with spacious rooms and bathrooms, this will work for you.

Great location, clean room, decent storage under the bed despite small room size.

The location is superb as it is just 2min walk from exit C2 of TST. There are a lot of food options nearby. There's Michelin star pan fried bun just 3mins away. My room may be a bit old/rusty. But overall, the bed is pretty big for single traveller and comfy. You will need to call before checking in though, as you need the pin to enter the property.

Great location and lots of food … nearby MTR

Everything was going well until there was a cockroach which climbed onto my face when I was sleeping. It was quite a horrifying experience. Other than this, hotel location is good.