168 Youth Co Living Reviews

Exit from Tsim Sha Tsui station exit D2. The location is SUPER, and the view from the WINDOW, and this is probably ALL the pluses. Exit through the Indian goods market, water is cheaper than in the center 5l - $ 25 The room is dirty, the floors were not washed, the windows are stained, the walls are shabby and peeling. The TV did not work, and is not needed. The hair dryer - did not work. Horror ... the bed linen was changed only the pillowcase and sheet - I HOPE, and not just ironed, because there were stains. But the blanket in the duvet cover is crumpled, clearly not fresh, from other residents, they disdained and did not even use it, because it was warm +29 outside during the day and in the room at night. The towel is old and holey, not just a hole, but a HOLE with a palm. The toilet is broken, water was leaking, the plumbing is old, everything is oxidized and peeling, disgusting. The air conditioner is old, fortunately it was cold. There is no kettle, no matter what you eat, HONESTLY - THERE IS NO DESIRE TO EAT IN THE ROOM, it's faster to go outside. The rest is the same - no glasses, no bottled water, naturally no toothbrushes and slippers, this is understandable, RATHER NOT A HOTEL - BUT A SHELTER for one night, there were two of us 😱 It is located in a high-rise, the elevators work on even and odd floors. At the reception there is a Chinese Sasha, who has been to Moscow, thanks to him, he prompts, helps, apparently ONE works for everyone. They did not clean the room, they just threw out the trash, without even changing the bag. It is a 10-minute walk to the Walk of Fame, everything is cool there. There is a cafe nearby, Carnarvon Road is on the opposite side, delicious Chinese food at a normal price. Single noodles 38HK$, Double -46 and. rice with meat - 52 and 62HK$. MILK TEA -10HK$, Ice, and hot - 8HK$.