Cebu Inn (Managed by SAJ)

Nice 👌

Very hard to find, no signage small cramped rooms

Basically it is clean although the building is very busy with all nations. It is safe to stay and with budget travellers. Recommended.

A pleasant stay, though not at the hotel booked (i.e. Cebu Hotel) but instead at one of the company's sister hotels just a few minutes away. Not a problem and the place is better than expected.

This is a Guest House not a hotel. Over all impression very good. Mr. Roy is very accomodating but unfortunately there is a foul smell came inside the comfort room and they are not checking whether the bath soap or shampoo is going to be no more. It’s good to stay in the hotel just to sleep only.

Pathetic when I got there I was moved to a hostel. The hotel itself is on the top floor where the lift does not reach. You have to climb stairs to get there and once I got there I was told to go down two other floors which was a hostel. I felt cheated or was it wrong advertising on the hotel part. Didn't want to go to a hostel that's why I booked for a hotel room. I can't even post my pictures.

On our first night, half of our group were cheked in on a different hostel while the other stayed in Cebu Hotel. It was inconvenient for us because we had to move again to Cebu Hotel the next day for the rest of our stay. The hotel was kept clean always and secured. No direct access to the elevator since the place was located at the 17th floor while the elevator is only up to the 16th floor. On thing that made the stay great was Chungking Mansions accessibility to the malls, MTR, and Bus.

The property is conveniently located. Almost all cultural landmarks and attractions are within several minutes_walk. Best of all, MTR stations (Tsim Cha Tsui and East Tsim Cha Tsui) are both within 1-minute. Bus routes stop right in front of the building. Kevin, the house keeper, is a great guy who is so helpful and does an extraordinary job in making the property spotlessly clean.

Cheap, clean, convenient. No complaints

They named it a hotel but it is an hostel. Very misleading advertising on the wotif

Location was ideal in Kowloon just around corner from MRT. Fascinating entrance to hotel that allows you to show off how patient and humorous you are. Plenty of money exchanges on ground floor as well as a variety of ‘indoor’ street food stalls. I was pleased to say I actually lost a wee bit of weight thanks to the latter. A word of warning to those elderly folk thinking of booking this hotel: lift only goes to 16th floor and you have to walk up to 17th carrying suitcase. You also need a bit of home plumbing experience to flush and fill the toilet cistern, but luckily, in my case, the cistern lid was missing and shower head was handy to assist me. Also don’t do as I did and leave the toilet paper in the bathroom as you’ll end up with a soggy mess as it’s effectively a wet room. But despite all that it was value for money.during the 7s rugby weekend.

the room is quite broad. this place located in Chung king mansion. but ONE PROBLEM. it has only one elevator up to access this guest house. of course, you can use steps if you have strong arms and a powerful leg. climb up to 17F.

very Practical , for the basic necessities , cost effective .

Not great . Won’t come again

Well if you can ignore little Pakistan market all the way into your room it’s fine place... I was asked every 5 sec for new suit or hash for sale ... They had exciting food for sale ...

Bedsheets really smell bad even the pillows. Dusts can be seen on the windows even the sides. Room smells bad. Its itchy when you use the beddings, pillows, and comforter. Staffs are really really nice and accomodating. They always welcome you with smiles.

Nothing to comment about. Had I know about the hotel I wouldn’t have stayed. Misguided by the picture. Entrance , 1st floor noisy , filthy and lot of solicitors.

I was with my sister on our first trip in HK and we stayed at Hall A of Chungking Mansion under Cebu Hotel on the 17F. It was a bit scary entering the building since there are lots of hawkers for the other hostels in the same building but we were lucky coz we had the elevator near the front and there is a guard at the elevator aiding people in the line. You can also see the CCTV monitor for both elevators so everyone at the ground floor can see. The elevator is only up to the 16F so you have to take the stairwell which is where all the packed garbage bags are but its just a fast climb. The hotel itself is small with small rooms and bath but it was clean, fresh towels morning and night, warm water plus the best part, 2 locks on the door - doorknob lock and bolt lock so very secure. Hotel door is safe also since no one can get in without the code given by the hotel. I could stay here again if on a budget.

I was very disappointed when we reached the hotel. The elevator was up to 16th floor only so we have to go by the stairs carrying our suit cases going tot he next level 17th floor. When we entered the room, I saw a single double bed uncovered, the room was very narrow, he gave us blankets which seem used one. We were very tired and exhausted from the very delayed flight and long travel from the Hongkong airport to the hotel. But we forced ourselves to slept and hoping the next day would be fine. I told the hotel guy that the room my mother paid is single room with two beds and luckily he shifted us to a bigger room with two beds. Other than the unprepared and narrow room upon checking in, after getting few hours of sleep, we searched for the restaurants. In fairness to Cebu Hotel, the location is very good, it's very closed to the restaurants and shopping malls that way helped us save money for the tax, though we did not attempt to go for the tour due to the bad weather non stop raining and we forced to buy umbrellas otherwise we will have bath on the rain. Though it was a short visit to Hongkong but my brother and I enjoyed the food and the shopping.

Both roy and amit are friendly! They know how to get along with their guests. Increase their salary lol.