Reviews of 吉祥賓館 Fortune Inn
九龍尖沙咀彌敦道40號重慶大廈B座7字樓B2室, Yau Tsim Mong District, 000 Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Reviewed: 20 April 2025 · Stayed in April 2025
Verified reviewReviewed: 13 April 2025 · Stayed in March 2025
Verified reviewReviewed: 11 April 2025 · Stayed in April 2025
Verified reviewI gave them my clothes to wash them and they destroyed it with bleach, I can throw my clothes away now. Showing them my clothes I got the response "what can we do about it?", not caring at all. As a place that washes stuff all day every day, it just baffles my mind how this can happen. By any means, do NOT wash your clothes here if you're you still want to wear them after. As for the hotel, you are staying in chunking mansions, Google it before you book. Single room is the size of a shoe box, barely place to open your luggage. To have hot shower water, you need to wait 15 min after pressing the button.
When guests ask about laundry service, we say we can wash their clothes and send them back to their rooms after the service is completed, so that guests don’t waste time on laundry service. We only charged 60 Hong Kong dollars for laundry and he gave us a big bag of clothes. When we got our clothes back to the room we didn't notice any issues. The next day, he complained about the fading of his clothes and demanded compensation. We also agreed to refund all laundry charges. The guest asked us to send 60 Hong Kong dollars to the airport. We don’t understand where his principles are? The average price per guest for a two-day stay at our hotel is HK$200. In Hong Kong, you can find a room with a private bathroom for 200 Hong Kong dollars. Room cleaning service. Still complaining about the cramped space. Because Hong Kong has no land. Don't have too high expectations. Guests will definitely be disappointed.
When guests ask about laundry service, we say we can wash their clothes and send them back to their rooms after the service is completed, so that guests don’t waste time on laundry service. We only charged 60 Hong Kong dollars for laundry a… Show more
Reviewed: 4 April 2025 · Stayed in February 2025
Verified reviewI thought it was not within the Chungking mansion by the price and location advertised however It is in fact within the Chungking mansion.
Reviewed: 19 March 2025 · Stayed in March 2025
Verified reviewReviewed: 16 March 2025 · Stayed in February 2025
Verified reviewReviewed: 14 March 2025 · Stayed in March 2025
Verified reviewLocation is good
Don't stay here if you are even a bit claustrophobic. There is nowhere a mention on the listing that there is no window in the room. I had to run the aircon all night, which leaked on the bed. The internet is so frustratingly choppy. The building is one of my nightmares.
Reviewed: 19 February 2025 · Stayed in February 2025
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