The Nap Mong Kok

This stay really tested my patience. You have to check in and get your room card on the 4th floor. My room was on the 6th floor. When I got to the 6th floor, the main entrance wouldn't open with the card, so I had to call for the code. After getting in, my room card wouldn't open the room door either. I called again and was told to get some master cards from a lockbox, but those didn't work either. Another call later, a Filipina staff member came with her master card and finally opened the door. To my surprise, the room was flooded! The staff member was very diligent and immediately started mopping. I called yet again to change rooms. The new room was something else; it had a portable air conditioner that sounded like a jet engine, and the bathroom drain constantly smelled like sewage. Later, after going out and coming back, my room card wouldn't open the door for the *third* time. Another call, and the Filipina staff member came again with her master card. The water heater was instantaneous, but the temperature never went above 35°C. After a night there, I went down to the 4th floor to check out, and guess what? The room card wouldn't let me check out either!

The toilet was incredibly dirty and looked super run-down. The toilet tank wouldn't fill with water, so I had to use the shower head to fill it up just to flush. And the toilet seriously stank. Then, as soon as I opened the door, I saw bugs. I killed roaches every day of my stay. Basically, in the room, you could only eat while holding your food since there were almost no chairs or tables. The air conditioner was filthy, covered in black dust. Also, all the doors were really hard to open. And the trash wasn't cleared. You couldn't find any staff to help you with it, so it's best not to have any food in the room. I will not be staying here again.