The One Inn Reviews

Its looks far from the photos they posted and hard to find where we go to check in. You should call the contact number to find the hotel and the room is like very small its like a hospital bed.

The hotel is a bit difficult to find. But the location is great. However the reception is a bit loud during the night.

Second time booking here. The hotel is good as usual. It’s clean and tidy, always smelling good. There’s a fridge, microwave and coffee. It’s free to drink.

Small place in Chinkung mansion. Generally ok, but nothing special.

This was near ***** new Year but still very cheap for the time of year. still got a nice double room. But could not stay longer as over ***** new year prices rocket from HK$250 to $900 at some places. But as with all chung king mansion hostels it was good value for money, very clean and efficient service at the one inn.

Clean.. good aesthetics Easy to go around. Near bus station Walking. Very friendly staff and all questions were handled in our favour.

Someone from Trip.com made a phone call few times to negosiate the cancellation due to imigration didn't let in to HK and deported us. Even personally I wrote the email 2 times cc some HK tourist department but no reply or feedback at all. This is th worse scenario when you travel and they cheated on you. Not only Financial but emotional damage received. The other website show this hotel was like 3Star hotel but it didnt show like that. It is fully fraud. It shouldnt worth even for 1 diamond.

Good experience

They refused to check me in after payment, apparently they have ther 2 or 3 diffrent hotels and they play with the room. If you want to avoid a nightmare choose wisely.

Good for the price

The receptionist service is very good

The accommodation is quite small~ But the location is amazing~ When traveling to Simsa-Chui, it would be nice to stay here for a couple of days and then go across the river and stay at a nice hotel for the rest of the trip.

The location is great in the Chungking Building! The front desk and the rooms are on different floors, so you have to take the elevator to get in, but the room was good for the price. It was also good that there was a microwave and a refrigerator!

Please don't patronize this hotel again. It's just selling dog meat over sheep's heads. It's a shady store and has no friends. First of all, the owner is an Indian and has no English skills to communicate with me. Secondly, there are hidden terms and charges in the room. It will not tell you when checking in. When a customer triggers the room terms, they will either fine you or drive you away. In fact, everyone who has rented a hotel knows that many rooms are non-smoking, but they will turn a blind eye and allow smoking by default. Some hotels will ask you if you can smoke, and then arrange a room with a window for smoking. According to the no-smoking regulations, except for public places, bus stations, indoor places, etc., smoking is allowed in hotel rooms. According to the fixed penalty, the fine is HK$1,500, but the fine for this hotel is HK$2,500, which is already higher than the government’s fine requirements and it’s still not settled. The bed was wet, so it was obviously extremely humid. It took less than half an hour for me to check in. Because I ate or smoked, they forced the door open and told you that you would be fined $2,500. If you didn't, they would kick you out. Not only will the rent not be refunded, but the rent will be refunded with a fine of 2,500 due to the fact that he was eating and smoking in the room. This is the first time Gan has been evicted for smoking cigarettes. The rent was not refunded and he was not even given a warning. There was no explanation before moving in that he would be fined or kicked out if he was found smoking cigarettes. Even if you have 2,500, you won't be fined more than that. Using 2,500 to rent a room is neither good nor bad. It's just like this if it's not opened by locals. If you can get it, just get it. Please remember not to patronize this hotel again and wait for it to fend for itself.