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The place is close to markets, walkable to stations. Staffs are kind, talking in English (and phrases of other languages) is okay. Room and public spaces are bright and clean.
Like - Speedy Check-in & Check-out, Helpful Staff, Prompt Daily Housekeeping, Many Eateries Around Hotel
Dislike - Room was dusty with dust on floor and tabletops, Small Room, Not very near MTR, 8 mins walk
NOT RECOMMENDED. It's a mediocre hotel in a heavily populated area in Mong Kok. While we checked in just an hour later from the check-in time(2pm), we still didn't get our room until an hour later(4pm). In addition to that, we asked for 2 new bottles of water, we never got it. For this price, I would go elsewhere. I simply cannot recommend this hotel.
iClub Mongkok is great as a budget hotel. There is no pool, no dining, and no heat. But everything else it does well. It is located in the heart of Mongkok near many different choices of transportation. There is local eateries literally across the street. For expats returning to visit Chinese relatives in HK it is a perfect solution. And it probably has the best shower pressure of any hotel I've ever been it. Many hotels use a governor midstream in their shower heads to limit water usage. This prevents waste but also gives the shower stream a weak flow. Not so with iClub. The shower head was so good I wished I had this at home.
The room was poorly maintained. The bedside power outlet was broken that my socket could not be plugged in fully.
The bathroom layout was poorly designed. Shower in one corner but the sink is on the other side of the room next to bed.
The rooms are smallish but not too bad. Everything feels modern and brand new. Pretty high ceiling. The water pressure is excellent. The only thing that is very weird is that the luggage storage service closes at 6pm. If you have a night flight you are out of luck. You have to get your luggage by 6pm and go to the airport early.
The hotel is very clean and the stuff was excellent especially Barry from the front desk and Bono Yu who accommodated my request to make my partner’s 55th birthday special in a simple way. I greatly appreciate the gesture. This hotel is definitely recommended!!!
Hotel is clean and located near centre of Mong Kok. Everything is convenient, catching A21 bus coming and going to air port with luggage is only 10min walk.
Going to MTR and all the shopping district is also 10 min walk. Great Hotel and would recommend.
We loved the location of this hotel. An easy 7 minute walk to Mong Kok MTR and roughly 10 mins to Olympic MTR and it was easy to navigate to and from, there's even a taxi stand right at the entrance of the hotel. The room was very clean and had an interesting layout. The toilet and shower were in seperate spaces with the bathroom sink outside near the beds. Whilst odd at first, once we got used to it, we found it worked quite well for the two of us. There was complimentary bread and coffee in the lobby in the mornings which was a lovely surprise and we made good use of the washer and dryer whilst we were there as well. The staff were okay.
At HK$400 (approx. US$51) per night, the standard twin room appealed to me as a real bargain, considering that it is a new hotel under a large, Regal hotel group. It lived up to my expectation.
The marble tile floor makes it easy to keep the room clean and the room was very clean.
The bathroom and the toilet were separate so it would be convenient for a couple. It did not make a difference to me though as I stayed solo this time.
This was supposed to be a twin room. But the beds were pushed together for me to appear as a queen bed. I appreciate the thoughtfulness of the management.
Breakfast was included in the room. I was most surprised as the room rate was already so low. I realized how this was possible when I actually went down to take a look. There were just plain bread and croissant, and packaged soft drinks. I went outside for breakfast everyday. Similarly, I went outside for all the meals as there was no restaurant in the hotel.
The biggest short-coming of my room was that there was no heater mode in the air-conditioner in the room. Outside temperature was 16 degree C the night I checked in. I was freezing. I called up front desk and a standalone heater was swiftly delivered to my room.