香港金門賓館 KamMun Guest House

Prime location. Right on Nathan Rd and bus stop to/from Airport, walking distance to ladies market and many good restaurants. There is a Circle K next door and a 24hr HK style restaurant right in the back, close to Donki and Daiso. Bed is comfy.

The room is really small, we got a triple, it's too tight for us 2 asian ladies. No space to open your suitcase, only 1 tiny table and 1 bedside table. Bathroom is also super tiny, it's wet style, shower right in front of toilet. Depending on when you shower, the water may not be hot enough. There is not mat to dry your feet and we got one disposable towel each. Fridge and microwave are in the common room. There is tea bag and creamer but no coffee. They only give one keycard which must be put in the slot in order to keep the power on. The main door and common room are also locked after hours. So if you are jetlagged and need to go out, you need to bring the card and leave your friend in the room in the dark :) Perhaps you can ask for a second card. The owner/receptionists were very nice.

Good location; very near Mongkok market and also MRT. Staffs very helpful

The toilet a bit small; but its okay

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The location was excellent. We had to modify our expectations to meet those of a different country where all domestic residents live in a lot less space that we are used to in the West. But we are adaptable; chose lower-price accommodation deliberately, so we were willing to adapt to what we found - and having done so, we found the accommodation was all we needed for our 8 day stay, We lacked nothing, the queen double bed was very comfortable, and bedlinen was changed every three days, which was a treat. The owners were friendly and interested in us. There was a dairy/"corner shop" immediately outside the entrance, so we could buy milk, bread and other provisions there; and the nearby Mong Kok night market was a great place to buy fressh vegetables. The room was very comfirtable and functional, and had tea and coffee facilities in the room (our milk was stored in the fridge in the "communcal area" not far from our room). And the MTR station was only 4 mins walk away, giving access to the whole of Hong Kong, Kowloom and also Airport Express.

As Westerners close to 70 we are used to more room (e.g. spaceto walk all the way around a bed), more facilities (e.g. wardrobe/hanging space) and we weren't used to having the toilet and basin inside the [large] shower cabinet. Instead we found that our room was very small with no hanging space, and the shower was a hand-held over the toilet. This meant we needed to adapt! We aren't a couple to complain (and we are used to staying in hiking huts so we don't require luxury) - so it took some practical and mental adaptation in order to be willing to live out of suitcases for 8 days (the suitcases fitted happily under the queen bed).