Ying'nFlo, Hong Kong, Wan Chai Gap Road

Great hotel but if you plan to drag your luggage yourself to the hotel, be prepared to do steep hike to reach the lobby. The alley to the hotel feels like 35 degrees hike. The room was big enough for two person , we got a little dated room but pretty convenient. There was small kitchen with electric stove, basic cooking tools, microwave. The hotel is within walking distance to Samsen and hopewell mall. Easy to find food.

Nice hidden gem! Here in Hong kong for the Mega show. Booked this boutique hotel by chance from the Brilliant app, one of Langhams properties. Normally I can never use my points for the Langham hotel in tst as it requires too many. This time I got two nights here thru the Brilliant app for free.||Arrived from india very early morning. This place helped me get coffee and provided me a nice air con lounge to hangout in while I waited on my room to open up.||Checkin is 3pm, but they were able to get me in by 1230pm. ||The cabin room is perfect. I did my laundry, took a nice hot shower and rested for a few hours! ||The outside garden area is wonderful to hangout at. They have two nice air con sitting areas inside as well. The photos of the rooms on line are confirmed to match what you get! Coffee in lobby 24 hours too. ! Love this place

If you are looking for something different from the usual stuffiness and formality of a hotel, look no further! Ying'nFlo is a serviced apartment which really feels like a home away from home. Location: I stayed at the Wan Chai branch which is really well located - 5 minutes walk from Wan Chai MTR; lots of good food in the area (including the very famous Samsen, and all the eats along Lee Tung Street); and several tourist attractions in the vicinity (Blue House; Wan Chai Market). The neighbourhood is quiet, and safe. Rooms and Amenities: Absolutely comfortable, well maintained, and clean. Amenities include a fridge, washer-dryer (very handy!) and induction cooktop. Mattress was on the firm side which I liked. There is a lounge on the ground floor, as well as an open air balcony to chill out, eat, or smoke. Service: Staff are warm, friendly and helpful. Checking in and checking out were hassle-free and smooth. Two caveats which I ought to mention, but did not in any way affect the lovely stay I had: (1) The bathroom is pretty compact and the shower is fairly narrow. I did not have any problems, but heftier people might find it to be a tight squeeze (2) The property is located on a fairly steep slope (Wan Chai Gap Road) - not disability friendly and also not easy if one has large or heavy luggage and is coming by foot. Fortunately, it's not a long walk uphill and not an issue with a taxi.

Very good not new type of building but one of local typical and interesting. The apartment is spacious and bright, with windows in all rooms, including the bathroom, which can be slightly opened. There is a refrigerator and drinks, and the room has all the necessary utensils for cooking. A small snack is offered for breakfast; fruits and rolls. Clean, cozy, and neat. The disadvantages include the fact that you can't sit in the lobby at night, and we were in the hotel during a typhoon, so we had to reschedule our next trip and extend our stay. Additionally, the management didn't offer a discount on the booking price. But anyway it’s a quite good one and without roaches.☺️

Basically a HK apartment with everything you need for cooking and washing. Location is good, and pretty queit. If you have luggage you need to do a little hill for 50metres from where the taxi drops you off.

I stayed here during cyclone Wipha, and unfortunately the experience was underwhelming due to both the weather and the hotel’s challenging location. The property is situated on a very steep hill off Queen’s Road East, and reaching the entrance requires an additional climb followed by several stairs. In heavy rain, this became not only inconvenient but unsafe. The biggest issue was the hotel’s main entrance, which lacks any overhead cover. Worse still, the sloped roofing design causes rainwater from surrounding buildings to pour directly onto the entryway, meaning I was completely drenched just trying to check in—despite the rain not being particularly heavy at the time. That said, there were a few redeeming features. I chose this hotel because the room sizes were noticeably larger than others in the same price range, and the inclusion of a washing machine with built-in dryer as well as a kitchenette made it ideal for longer stays. While the room I stayed in did not appear to be recently renovated, it was clean and well laid out, with a spacious worktable area that I found quite useful. The service at the front entrance was polite and adequate, and the hotel offered a modest breakfast of pastries and fruit near the lobby, along with a basic coffee machine, which was a nice touch. It was <10mins from Wan Chai station exit A3 and close to notable bakeries of Wan Chai area. Overall, if you’re travelling light and the weather is expected to be fine, this hotel may suit your needs. However, due to the steep incline, poor access for taxis or Ubers, and the problematic entrance design, I would not stay here again. I did notice their Admiralty location is on flat ground, and I would recommend staying there instead.

Great location, in the heart of Hong Kong, close to restaurants, supermarkets, MTR and shopping areas. Hotel staff super friendly and very helpful with everything! I really loved my staying there and definitely a place to go back on my next trip to Hong Kong!

Great - when the price is right I like to stay here. In room facilities are great. Only downside is it's awkward to get your luggage up to the reception. Great location