We were here on Christmas. Although you would be disappointed with the hotel exterior, you would be surprised that the rooms are actually value for money. The bed is comfortable and we could see the peak from our room. As for breakfast, try the burger or the porridge but give the noodles a miss.
Locality is great as we are just opposite Times Square, Causeway Bay. MTR station is very nearby and if you want to visit the wet market (selling fresh live seafood and vegatables), it is just across the road at Sharp Street. I suggest you visit the wet market and see how the locals bargain while buying seafood. Very interesting sight!I love watching the live seafood jumping in front of you. Walk further down after the market and come to Morrison Street. Turn right and you will see a tea house named kiong Kee. They sell fantastic roast goose (almost as good as the famous Yong Kee at Central but at only a fraction of its price).
The stall beside the tea house selling 'yu dan' (spicy fishballs) is a must-try too.

This was the cheapest and best hotel I could find online, its not 5 star but its nicer than I expected and the location is fantastic, right across the street is Times Square and the MTR train station which will take you everywhere if you want to travel further afield. We were happy with the breakfast, its a super fast service and they'll even let you pre-order and pick up your breakfast if you need to. We stuck with the bacon & eggs each morning of our 3 night stay, this included toast, coffee and orange juice - all included in the room price we paid. Our only complaint was the flooding bathroom but I'm sure they'd have fixed that now - we told them about it the day we checked out. Front desk staff were pleasant - and yes they have free internet access, an internet roonm on the same floor as reception which is accessed by your room card - and we travelled through 8 countries on this trip and this was the ONLY hotel that offered free internet - really handy when you want to email friends & family to let them know you've arrived safely etc. No complaints here :)

I was looking for an economical hotel but wanted a good location. I read a couple review about this hotel and then decided to give it a go. I didn't have a high expectation for this hotel but once we arrived, we know that we would love the location.
Breakfast was better than we expected as there were 4 set menu to choose from and available for take away.
However, only 2 elevators are available to take guests to the hotel room, the other 2 or 3 elevators were used to get an entry for restaurants etc.
Overall it is still a good hotel to choose if you have a small budget and still want a good location.

I have been going to HK for more than 15 years, and more than 3 or 4 times a year. So safe to say that HK is like a 2nd home to me. Over the years, I've seen HK hotel prices go through the roof, so if you're on a budget (which in HK means around US$100 to US$150) but want to stay in the more relevant areas, you'd have to stay at the older hotels. Not anymore!

The Express usually goes for HK$830 to less than HK$1000, if you book early enough through their web site. It has all I need for a HK hotel, nice clean decent sized room, clean bathroom, good location and free internet. True, breakfast is tiny, but hey, you're in HK, the city of food. There is a Pizza Hut in the hotel, and the Entrecote steak restaurant is not bad too. Of course, at the Times Square Mall, you got the food court, plus some more food choices at the basement, as well as 4 stories of dining at the top of the mall.

I stay here most of the time when I travel alone, reserving stays at the Peninsula or Sheraton or Conrad or Island Shangri-La when I'm with my wife. It's the best value to come out of HK in a long time.