Dash Living on Queen's

Location, location, location. This hotel is about 5 minutes walk to the MTR Sheung Wan station. It is also about 10 to 15 minutes from the Central pier complex which you can use to go to Kowloon, Lantau, Macau, and other places. There is a western style market maybe 30 feet from the entrance to the hotel. The "cons" are that they don't offer traditional hotel service like everyday cleaning although the towels are changed daily. There is no room service and its kind of a DIY hotel. I think the 30 HKD charge for the washer and 30 HKD for the dryer was steep. I've been to worse for sure but I don't think that this is a four star hotel by U.S. standards for sure. This is more in line with HoJo's or maybe La Quinta in the U.S.. I chose it for the location and the convenience and it more than fulfills that criteria.

Bed and pillows are really uncomfortable

Would gladly stay again the next time in Hong Kong.

Overall it was a really bad experience, bedsheets were dirty, bed, pillows and blanket were uncomfortable, only the location was fine. Not going to recommended to anyone.

Just off the Queens Road centrally located (10 min walk) - clean and no fuss hotel room

The room doesn't match the pictures, the bed is not that comfortable, shower water overflows and door lock doesn't work. It's a 2 star hotel instead of a 4 stars.

Stayed for 3 nights and no issues. Clean and comfortable room. With other hotels being so expensive this was one of the best deals we could find in the city. The room itself is very small and we couldn't fit both our suitcases laying down (we did book the small room, but this was smaller than we expected). The smart TV didn't work for us but there are instructions on how to fix it we just couldn't quite get it to work for us. No breakfast or on site restaurant. The road it's on is pretty busy so can be loud at night, but a fairly central location so easy to get around the city. Was a 5 min car or 15 min walk to the metro stop. Overall, good value for money and very clean and comfortable, but in general is a pretty basic room / hotel!

We were in Central and it was walkable to many cafes, subways and many food options.

very overpriced. Tiny room, both shower and sink were blocked. No slippers and toothbrush/toothpaste.

Great value for the price. Excellent location. Smooth check-in and check-out process. They also offer a self-service laundry machine (available for an additional fee).

Well priced in a great location. Getting a little old and the foyer, entrance could do with a good clean… pretty grotty. The room itself was clean and quiet.

I recently stayed at Dash Living on Queen’s and found my experience to be underwhelming, particularly when compared to its once-glorious reputation. The hotel seems to have shifted its focus from providing quality service for hotel guests to catering more towards long-term tenants, which has negatively impacted the overall experience. Cleanliness: Upon entering my room, I noticed that cleanliness was below average. The bathroom had stains and accumulated dust, particularly in the toilet area, which was quite off-putting. It was clear that the rooms were not receiving the thorough cleaning they deserved, detracting significantly from the comfortable atmosphere one expects in a hotel setting. Service: The hotel staff, while helpful, lacked enthusiasm. There was a sense of indifference that made interactions less pleasant than they could have been. While they did respond to queries and requests, the lack of warmth made me feel more like a nuisance than a valued guest. Location: On a positive note, the hotel's location is a major advantage. It’s situated near numerous fantastic eateries, bustling shopping areas, and convenient transport options like the MTR and the ferry terminal. If you plan to explore Hong Kong extensively and need just a place to sleep, this could still be a viable option for you.

Only 2 redeeming features were day staff and walkable to MTR. Night staff - so rude and surly! Same 2 staff each night during my stay. Large group of us travelling so we’d often hang out in the communal area on level 3 after each day of activities. Both staff would use their shift to sleep! I understand night shifts can be tiring but to be so fully asleep that we, as guests, we have to open the door to new arrivals is a joke. Even when we let people in, they’d wake up the staff for them to tut in annoyance. They would not speak a single word and simply point guests to a tablet to speak to someone online. In one instance, the male staff member on nights was visibly annoyed that our group was keeping him awake. He left the desk, for an hour! Again, we had to let guests in but didn’t know where he was. Turns out, he’d locked the toilet and was inside sleeping!! Room - I expect a small room in HK as space is at a premium but wow, small! Double bed had no space to get to the far side and there was no storage so we were falling over suitcases. 1 leg of the bed was broken on arrival, it was fixed to then break again. Fridge was under the countertop in the room but under so far you had to get on your hands and knees to reach it. The door also opened the wrong way to where it was placed. Cleaning - aware that English may not be the first language or staff may not speak English at all but when they knock and you say no, perhaps come back? No, they walk in regardless.

Property location good, lots of restaurants and easy access to MTR. Hotel was basic, rooms are small (not a big problem as you don’t go to stay in your room) the beds are so hard that it was uncomfortable to sleep. Outside area is noisy (earplugs recommended) Main concern with this hotel was the stairs (main fire exit) were used as storage, any emergency would be a major hazard. Night time staff slept every evening at reception, there is a communal area (nicely kept) but we did have to help out and let people in whilst the reception staff slept! No, wouldn’t stay again Still had a great time in Hong Kong though

Modest room size but adequate for solo travelers. Good location with a wide variety of transportation options nearby. Staff super supportive and work hard to address customer needs.

Rooms could be cleaner, else everything was great

They could have made the bed while I was gone but they didn’t. There was no water in the fridge (it’s fairly common for bottles to be provided) Queens Road location is nice

Just a one-night stopover. Bigger room than expected for HK, there was actually room to walk around the bed. Generally pretty new and clean. Renovation underway so understandably some areas weren't as smart as they could be. Reception basic but did the job. Convenient location for transport - MRT, tram, airport bus etc.

Conveniently located in Hong Kong center. Within 10-15min walk of Hong Kong mtr, AirPort Express, and even the ferry. It’s also very close to Lan Kwai Fong, where there are a lot of expats and areas to explore. Lots of small streets, shops and hills to explore, and also amazing restaurants around the area. The hotel itself is being renovated from now until June. Had I known how extensive the renovations were, I probably wouldn’t have booked with them. To be fair, the hotel did notify me that they will be renovating but I thought it was only 2 floors, but the whole building seemed like a mess. The room itself okay. The bathroom needs a more thorough cleaning though. There was mildew and rust, and when I pulled the shower door, the door seal came off. Multiple lights in the room didn’t work either. Hopefully they’ll fix up the rooms during this renovation.

I chose the hotel for location and price and it was a good value. The room was a good size and quiet. The bathroom was small but fine for one person. Front desk staff were helpful.