Bridal Tea House Hotel Yau Ma Tei Arthur Street

Located just steps from the Yau Ma Tei MTR station on the red line, and a few blocks away from the Temple Street Night Market. Really convenient location, but boy was the room small! It seems pretty common in HK to have small rooms, but this one was the smallest that I've ever experienced. If you've ever been on a cruise and seen the size of the cabins, then this is pretty similar. Great for location but not sure if I would stay here again given the size of the room.

Room is so tony that you could hardly turn around. The fan on the window means you will always hear the noise 24/7.

I booked this hotel knowing that this room would be small. The size of the room itself worked for me.. just enough room to squeeze my luggage in and just enough room to sleep on the bed.. here's the issue.. the bathroom is way to crowded. Not practical at all.. and I'm not a tall person. Even someone 4 feet tall would struggle to us this bathroom.. sitting on the toilet and your knees are pressed against the condensation drenched drain for the sink. You have to stick your head under the sink mirror to spit rinse after you brush your teeth. You're touching all of the walls in the shower and won't be able to extend your arms out.. I don't recommend this hotel to anyone for this reason. It's an issue that they definitely knew about when installing the bathrooms but seems like they wanted to squeeze in more profits.

Our needs are pretty minimal: a clean room and a quiet place to sleep. I'm not sure if they have EVER mopped or even dusted our room, and the bathroom is starting to fall into a state of disrepair. It was a quiet place to sleep, and the bed linens were fine. There was a ton of dust in just about every corner of the room and hair from other guests. The size is small. I'm about 5'2" (156 cm), and the shower was difficult to turn around in, but this is probably the case for most of the budget hotels in HK. They provide body soap and shampoo but no conditioner. The bed was comfortable enough. Also, when you enter the hotel in the afternoon, be prepared to walk through a haze from all the guests smoking outside. I would try staying elsewhere next time.

A nice cosy hotel which has a smell of tea leaf aroma when you step into it's lobby.

Living in the area, I've walked by countless times. When visitors come I try to put them in close by hotels so I can show them around easier. This time the budget wasn't that high so I put them in that hotel. The Bridal Tea House Hotel is good located and has a nice and cute entrance with tables and chairs. From the inside, it looks very clean and staff is friendly. The rooms are very small - if you have never been to Asia this might shock you a bit at first - but you'll have everything you need. A small hint if you sleep very light: At night, depending on which floor you are at, noise from the streets can be heard.

Good location near to Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui. Some nice cheap eatieries right near hotel. Near to night markets.

very small room with very narrow space in the bathroom, struggled to move. Not much room to put my belongings. not a pleasant stay.

Great check in process but room was tiny, only one person can move around at a time. Room was very modern and clean. The cleaners came everyday and replaced everything. Bathroom was tiny with shower above toilet and everything gets wet in there. We are quite small people and we managed fine in the room. The area is great for shopping and street food. The night markets in one the road parallel and there's the main shops on the parallel road the other way. Easy to get to hotel from the airport..take the A21 bus (about 3.30GBP). Its really simple and the bus stops are labelled on the bus so you know where you are. Great neighbourhood to be in and good hotel as a base. You can't hear the noise from the streets below (we were on 21st floor).

Miserable