Okay for a night stay. Room is terribly small..no wardrobe... Transparent toilet wall...small bed.. But wifi provided, breakfast is not bad and the receptionist are friendly. Location wise...pretty good as plenty of nice restaurants and hawker stalls around. Wasnt bothered with the adjacent coffin shop.

I stayed there for 3 nights in a deluxe room during June 2011. Rooms were clean and nicely decorated. But be warned, it's rather small. There's no wardrobe, only a few clothes hanger. Situated a a quiet road behind the hustle bustle of Nathan Road. But you will be able to find good food nearby.

I spent my honeymoon in this hotel in October 2011. Initially We placed the reservation for a deluxe room, ended up the room was so small so myself and my husband decided to top up additional $ (never trust the picture) to stay at the higher floor which is 27th storey. Guess what, when i opened the mini bar to... More

I visit HK every year and each time i will pick a different hotel for try out. I prefer new build ones, last year i stayed @butterfly on prat, which was great. So this time i choosed a new build one aswell the M hotel. When my local friends heard this hotel was in Yau Ma Tei, they warned me... More

It's a Convenience dream come true-- just cross the street and you can can either take the subway to the MTR or hop on buses along Nathan Road. It's neighborhood, Yau Ma Tei, is also worth exploring! Shops vary from hardware to kitchen/homeware to fruits and vegetables to pornography materials. Food finds in the area are wonderfully delicious and cheap... More

The hotel had it's grand opening during my stay. So this explains why during the stay there was a strong turpentine scent in the hotel. Service staff: No complaints about the staff. They were very competent and polite. Rooms: We booked the standard rm and it's really tiny. I'm 1.55m and the bed just fits me. So I have no... More

Styaing there on 02/Mar to 04/March with family and group of friends... Good location & convenient, 2 min walking distance to Yau Ma Tei MTR station. Local Restaurant is just around the corner. 5 min to temple street, 10 min walk to women street & gun street. Rooms are small (typical Hong Kong rooms) but trendy, clean and pretty. No... More

Despite being a new hotel, scuff marks from luggage all over the walls since it's so cramped. Bay window a great idea if you have no luggage. Shower curtain is too short and too narrow so washroom floor and toilet wet after shower, plus no floor mat to dry your feet. Double bed mattress was uncomfortable made from two singles... More

A very new hotel, just opened in late Dec 2010. So things were new, clean and in order when we stayed there on a Saturday in late Feb 2011. Complimentary upgrade of room (23rd floor) was a pleasant surprise. Rooms are small (typical Hong Kong rooms) but cosy, clean and pretty with bay window and tasteful furnishings and lighting. Some... More