the Figo

The hotel isn't far from Sheung Wan Station and is fairly easy to find. The room met my needs. The public areas are nice, with a good atmosphere, a terrace, and complimentary drinks. The front desk staff were very polite and welcoming. However, rooms on lower floors facing the street can be quite noisy due to poor soundproofing; I could clearly hear conversations from next door and the sound of water running.

I've been to Hong Kong many times, but this hotel experience was just so-so. A few tips for everyone: first, the hotel requires a cash deposit or credit card. Second, make sure to bring a universal adapter. Third, definitely check out their bar – I only got to experience it for about ten minutes before leaving after a two-night stay, but it's perfect for a slow-paced, relaxing trip. Fourth, avoid staying on the third floor.

This hotel is conveniently located near Sheung Wan, making it easy to get around. It has a boutique designer aesthetic, housed in a modern high-rise building, and feels very secure – a popular choice among many Western travelers. The common areas are very comfortable, featuring a work desk and lounge area. They offer complimentary, unlimited soft drinks, ice, coffee, and snacks, and the private terrace is small but charming. The hotel's overall space is ample, primarily decorated in orange, giving it a fresh, minimalist vibe. The amenities provided are very thoughtfully chosen. The rooms are adorned with many cute spherical spot lights, showcasing a playful Danish design style. Most importantly, the value for money is truly exceptional. I booked it last minute on the day of my stay for a low triple-digit price – what more could you ask for in Hong Kong? It's primarily very laid-back and comfortable to stay in. This will definitely become a regular go-to for me in HK.

A small but exquisite hotel in Hong Kong. While over 700 including tax isn't exactly cheap, it's already great value for money compared to the 1500+ hotels during the May Day holiday. The lobby is on the 4th floor, and on the same floor, there's complimentary coffee and drinks. The setup is very comfortable, and there's a terrace where I sat for a bit today. The room amenities are pretty much the same as those in mainland China, but there's a dehumidifier and no complimentary bottled water. The room is quite small, but for Hong Kong, I'm already content with this standard. The front desk can also provide universal adapters. The overall service is quite good too.