National Inn HK

The location was perfect, right next to a major metro station, the airport shuttle, and plenty of food options. We could be on Central Island in 15 minutes. The place was a little hard to find if you don't know where you are going. You have to walk inside a building and go up the elevator to get to it. There is a sign on the directory board but none outside. The building houses several hotels and many apartments. It is a little dirty inside but the rooms are clean. The rooms are shoebox size but functional. It has room for luggage under the bed is only on with the key card so you can't charge things unless are in the room. The shower has great pressure and lots of hot water. It is over the toilet so you can close it and have a nice seat or akwardly stradel it. The AC works well, but is only on when you are in the room due to the power, but the windows open. The linens and pillows we're nice, but the matress was very thin. The room had nice touches like toothbrushes, flip flops, a travel power adapter, and cute murals on the wall. We we're on the 8th floor and it was relatively quiet. The AC provided nice constant white noise. The WiFi was quick and always worked, but we had a little bit of trouble with our devices disconnecting. The staff were friendly and helpful. I emailed them a couple questions before we went and they replied right away. They helped us with some good food recommendations while we were there. We did late check-in and the simply gave us the code and left our keys on the counter. Every day housekeeping made up our beds and have is fresh towels. Overall this was a good experience. This is a budget option and you get what you pay for, but it was functional. My only complaint was the comfort of the bed. I've had much worse, but these weren't great.

Very basic hotel. With the price it was to be expected. No the closest looking thing doesn't offer storage. Why do I give it such a high rating then? Well the price was cheap, shower is hot, AC is cold and room is clean. On top of all that you are in the center of Hong Kong for like $40 a night. What else do you want? Will recommend if you are traveling solo.