Shanghai Prodor Music Hotel

The worst hotel I've been. It was rated as "Good" in a booking site (I don't know if I can name it in this forum). I learned not to trust the ratings anymore. If you have been in a cruse, the rooms are smaller. No place to unpack your luggage and store your clothes. No shower! the shower pipe hang over the toilet sink in a minimal cubicle.

I had to make a business trip to Hong Kong in November, there was a huge conference / fair on and hotels were very difficult to find so I ended up in this over priced dump. I looked everywhere in Hong Kong and this was one of the few places I could find a room, these unscrupulous thieves obviously knew about the event that was running as they charged me US$529.10 for a 2 night stay! If the hotel had been half way decent then I wouldn't have minded but it was a disgusting hole and I'm fairly sure it was used a a short stay hotel judging by all the comings and goings throughout the night. The room was tiny, the beds were small and uncomfortable and the bathroom was filthy, do yourself a favour, if you can't find anywhere else to stop then stay at home - don't go there!

A tiny hotel room, probably the closest a tourist can experience living as a local in Hong Kong. Neighbourhood appears dodgy, not for solo/singles one street from night markets and red activities. However,the number of plain clothes police, make this a safe area, The night markets with their cheap brand names encourages spending, A showcase in the hotel foyer is a little perplexing, Prada handbags at $HK 2,400 ?

I stayed in the single room and it is small, really small, so small you can't fully open a suit case on the floor without some gymnastics but, as long as you're fine with that, you get a room in a really nice location. You'll be right next to temple street and within walking distance of a lot of transportation options from metro stations to the Macau ferry terminal. The room is cleaned everyday, not perfectly but good enough for the price. The bathroom is also small and the shower is mounted on the wall so expect to get everything wet when taking a shower. The A/C works really well and the bed isn't too bad, surprisingly comfortable for what it is actually. If you just need a hotel room to rest after a long day and are fine with tight spaces then I would recommend this hotel.

Loved this place! A true Hong Kong experience - the room is unimaginably tiny, the air con works well, and it's in a great location for eating, walking, night market, train, everything. I got a single room and, without exaggeration, it is the size of a walk-in closet in the US (including the bathroom). The twin bed touched 3 walls, so consider that the room is as long as a twin bed and about twice as wide. Organization and minimalism is key. So it was good but beware that this is not a western hotel, it caters to Chinese tourists and is a lot like apartments on the mainland. If you're not up for this then I'd choose something else: 1. The bathroom is small and has a functionally useless sink counter, you'll need to do most things in the bedroom. 2. There is no shower or tub, there is a flexible shower head on the wall in the bathroom and water drains from an opening in the floor. 3. When you shower the entire bathroom gets wet, including the toilet and sink. 4. The room is germ-free, BUT has a 30 year old paint job and the dirt to go with it. Not something you can clean, paint for sure. Also a very Chinese custom, there isn't much attention to that sort of thing. Accept it and move on. Looking forward to my return trip!

Very basic room. Has AC. The beds and room were clean. Felt safe. Bathroom very basic and small. The pictures already posted and very accurate. Please make sure you check out the area as it's not in the most family friendly at night (spotted a few "suspicious" activities) Night markets are good and respond well to simple haggle tricks to knock the price down. There's a couple of MRTs close by which can get you to HK and the airport easily and quickly

Located just around the corner from the Temple street night markets, you'll find this little gem of a hotel. Unlike many of the others in this location, access is straight off the street, with an elevator that will take you straight to your floor. I was booked in to stay here during a recent typhoon, and to be honest, I came close to cancelling the booking knowing I would likely be stuck indoors for at least a full day in a tiny room. I'm glad I didn't! When I arrived, I was greeted by the friendly staff who had me on my way up to my room rather efficiently, and after getting inside and turning on the air-con, I found the room to be alright... I mean, it was clean, and it had everything I needed for my stay. I could (Just) lie down on a rather comfortable bed, sort through Hong Kong TV to find an English speaking channel, and have a cool drink of water. Right across the road is a Circle K and 7-Eleven, so I was able to get out and stock up on supplies easily before the storm Hit! This is not a luxury hotel by any means, but It's certainly not the worst I've ever stayed in!

This hotel is in a very good location. A few blocks from Jordan station, two steps from Temple Street Market and all sorts of restaurants. Well connected to Hong Kong island. Room very (!) small but a real room, not a coffin. Good deal for the price. Both room upkeep and housekeeping can and must improve cleaning.

I booked a twin room in this hotel for one night before flew back to bangkok. The room was small but located in a very good location. The room cleanliness is acceptable but can be improved. All in all, I think the price is fair for what I paid.

I stayed at this hotel for a couple of nights during a business trip, the room was clean and tidy and the staff were friendly. Like a lot of accommodation in Hong Kong the rooms are tiny but in a city like this with lots of night life and things to do you really only need somewhere to sleep. If you plan on spending a lot of time in your hotel this is not the place to stay sorry. The hotel is in a great location just a few minutes from Jordan station, and there are markets and lots of restaurants very close by.