Bluejay Residences

You paid what you get

Definitely not a five-stars hotel, you get what you pay for. The room is tiny. I can barely fit in the shower. The bed is clean, is acceptable for the price.

Very close to subway

The place is very small and far

Next to MTR station. Very convenient

I don’t usually book budget but needed to stay near a friend, so haven’t got much to compare it to in the price range. Reception nice. Bed hard as a rock and pillows too. Lights tripped first night but I didn’t mention anything. Wi-Fi didn’t work so had to tether to another room but it was not fully secure and intermittent so had to buy an eSIM. Was not the cleanest - hairs on bathroom floor, marks on walls, stray toothpaste caps under cabinets ( I wasn’t looking!) It’s in need of refurbishment. I’ve added some photos that explain all. No safe so felt I had to keep valuables with me. However it was quiet. Ap lei Chou and Aberdeen are worth an explore. Won’t be booking the blue jay again but I’m sure if you’re on a budget and don’t have much of an expectation and don’t mind no room to even pick up a cat let alone swing it, then this is perfect! I’ve booked into the Fullerton now and have already had a massage to try to bring my back & next back to life after 4 nights on that bed!

The property was right where we came out at the Lei Tung exit from the South Island line. Look UP to see Blue Jay Residences. Like many hotels in Hong Kong, the room is small, but we enjoy seeing how they make the best use of the space they have. There was a fridge and small closet area with a few hangers. What we really enjoyed was the walks around town. More old fashioned and slower paced than HK the city. The waterfront is busy with junks looking for tourist riders as well as nicer boats. Many folks walking, many with dogs. So many benches to enjoy the view from.

Convenient location if you use MTR. But the room is extremely extremely small. It is only suitable for ONE tourist with only a backpack. If you are a big guy, don’t stay here. The bathroom measures 30 inches X 20 inches. You cannot open you luggage except by putting your luggage on your bed.

It was okay. Small, and wasn't spotlessly clean. Very convenient though as it's right next to the MTR.

in the picture the room looked big but when i reached the room it was really small and so little space to move. really not suitable for 2 people

There is not enough lights in the room, you can barely see anything esp at night. Poor sound proof.

Though the room is tiny, the price is very inexpensive. It’s reasonably clean, the towels are great. The location is good, next to MTR, with lots of restaurants, stores nearby. The harbour walk is just a block away.

It’s a very small room

Bluejay Residences definitely not for long term stay but maybe max 1-2 days.

It's quite a bargain to pay around HKD100 per person per night. However it would have been better if they provide a mounted table for take-out meals in the room.

Rooms are small as expected but location is great.

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Location. Near an MTR which is really convinient for commutere

The location is great but that's about the only good thing I can say. Even as a solo traveller, the room was TINY to the point that I had to contort myself on the bed because there was no place to place my luggage but alongside where I slept. It was pure torture for several days. After about a week I couldn't take it any longer and, even though my booking was non-refundable, I moved to a different hotel. They just went way too far in limiting the room size so I cannot recommend this property to anyone.

Great location, but that's about it. Steps from the South Island Line stop, 15 minutes from Central. But the rooms are TINY. The hot water didn't work. Hot water pot in the room took so long it wasn't worth it, and can't they provide a packet of instant coffee? And they didn't replace the water in the room. It's fine if judged on price alone. Best not stay there if you have options.