Hong Kong hotels in Tsuen Wan District

Cons: Terrible cleaning job. It is obvious the cleaning team just looks to see if there is a mess, and if so, organizes things. The do not sweep or vacuum or clean areas/surfaces unless it's obvious. It's nasty because upon closer inspection there is hair, dust, lint, and most likely germs.

Cons: Bathrooms are sub standard Restaurant refused to charge room for the meals so that the bill could be consolidated.

Cons: The rooms are very small, less than half the size of the average American hotel room with a single bed. The bed will be a severe trial for most western guests. I know I am tall, but there is no reason a 177 cm person should have their feet hanging off the edge of the bed. Sharing the bed with a much taller spouse meant one of us was contorted in strange angles in order for both of us to fit. I have grown accustomed to Chinese wood board mattresses, so the bed was actually a step up in that it had a centimeter thick pad over what is basically a box spring. The room was damp and smelled musty, and the shower was very tight. Also, the toilet stopped working (no water flow even though there was water in the shower and sink) for about 12 hours on the second day.