Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel Hong Kong

#HotelReview Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel Hong Kong Address - 68 Portland St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong Getting there - The hotel is located near Yau Ma Tei MRT Station. Whether you take the red or green line, you can get off at this station and take Exit A1. Then walk to the left for about 10 meters and you will see the hotel entrance with a sign above. The hotel entrance door is red and automatic. You can go in and you will see 2 elevators. Press the button to go up to the 5th floor, which is the lobby. Atmosphere/Location - The hotel lobby is on the 5th floor. When you get off the elevator, there will be a counter on the right with staff to greet you and speak English so that you can understand easily. In the waiting area, there will be a sofa to sit on and after we check in, the hotel will give us a coupon worth 10 Hong Kong dollars that we can exchange for fresh coffee. The atmosphere is comfortable with glass all around, so you can see the view outside. There is also an outdoor area for smoking or sitting and chilling while drinking coffee. At this time, I still couldn't go into the room because it was not time yet. The hotel provides luggage storage services. After receiving the room key, I was in a room on the 18th floor. The security system here requires the room key card to be used when taking the elevator, but the elevator can only press that floor and cannot press other floors. After getting off the elevator, there are only 4 rooms on my floor. The room has air conditioning, which is the air conditioning of the entire building. There is a 6-foot bed in the middle. The room is not very big, but it is not cramped. At the end of the bed, there is a large bathroom with clear wet and dry zones, including cold and hot water, tissue paper, shampoo, conditioner, and liquid soap, as well as a complete set of bathroom cleaning supplies. There is a large mirror. In the area next to the door, there is a shelf with a tea set and glasses, including a small kettle, along with amenities such as a hair dryer, TV, control devices that use an iPad to control, and bedside lights. In the large mirror of the room, you can see the high angle of that area. There is also a small sitting area to sit and drink tea and enjoy the view outside. There are sunshades and sheer curtains. The room is quite soundproof from outside, but only the sound comes through the gaps around the door. The air conditioner is mine or the hotel. The temperature can be increased or decreased, but it cannot be turned off. Overall, the room is quite okay, suitable for sleeping only. But the advantage of this hotel is that you can easily find food downstairs because there are 2 7-Elevens very close, opposite and on the side. You can also eat in that area. There are both rice shops, cafes, and noodle shops. And what I like is the side next to the hotel exit on the 1st floor, which is a bakery. Average price per person - The price is calculated in baht. I booked through trip.com for 3,xxx baht, depending on the time. But this price is the best price because the cost of living in Hong Kong is quite high. You can book through trip.com. It's convenient and fast. Guaranteed. Recommendations - For this hotel, the hotel does not provide water. Walk another 2 blocks to a grocery store. Water costs 4 Hong Kong dollars. Grocery store water is cheaper than convenience stores. And it is recommended to buy tissue paper because when using the toilet in Hong Kong, there is no bidet. You have to use only paper. #hongkong #yaumatei