Dash Living on Tung Fong

Great location. 2 mins walk to MTR station. Super big bed sizes!

Location was great, close to mtr station and especially thanks for property manager Raymond Lau’s timely response on assisting the maintenance issue during the temporary stay!!

The worst operated service apartment you could imagine. We booked our room in this location with lift and kitchen. One week later they closed the kitchen for maintenance (without any notice), two weeks later the lift broke down and tenants all have to climb stairs on daily basis and after two weeks of breakdown it’s still not fixed. Essentially you paid for a hotel room with no lift, no kitchen and no staff. The customer service is online (outside of HK), billing department never replies (number no longer in use), you have 0 ground support. We will never come back and nor should anyone.

We stayed at this B&B for nine nights and I have to say I had a great time. First of all, the location is excellent: Yau Ma Tei Station is right below, but if you want to explore Mong Kok, you can easily do so on foot. We were given directions a few days in advance to get to the B&B, which required downloading an app and getting the digital key in just a few steps. The room isn't very big—if you leave your suitcase open, you won't have room to walk around—but we weren't supposed to live in it anyway, so it was more than adequate. The room is cleaned once a week, but not obligatory. We didn't use the kitchen, so I can't comment on it, but there's also a laundry room if needed. We had no issues with dirt or dust; everything was perfect. I recommend it.

I don't know what kind of idiots give this place 1 star. We stayed here for 7 days, rented through Airbnb. The location is great. The bed is large. Cleaning is once a week (on Thursday). The water in the shower was always hot. The apartment on the first floor has a washer and dryer and a kitchen. Overall, for the money, it's an A+.

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The slow wifi connection and the old chewing gum in the middle of the bathroom it's not great but ok. But the dirty shared kitchen with the dead cockroach in the drawer since 3 days it's too much.

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The only car in the hotel broke down due to heavy rain and hasn't been repaired for two weeks. Residents have to climb the stairs every day, and the hotel has taken absolutely no action to remedy the situation or appease the tenants. They simply sent an apology email and that was it, without even mentioning when it would be repaired. Check-in and check-out are basically just dragging your luggage up the stairs. Furthermore, the bathroom is cramped and has a very unfriendly design, the Wi-Fi is frequently disconnected and practically useless, and there are often dead cockroaches in the lobby, yet the rent is still paid. The only advantage is the convenient location. In conclusion, there are definitely better options at the same price point.

One month rental Poor: Some room fixtures had design flaws. For example, the bathroom was too small, so the sink was a tiny, cut-off piece from a street vendor's vanity, inevitably wetting the floor every time I washed my face. The bathroom door was a single-pane door, and its design was also problematic. 1. I paid in full two months prior to move-in through the rental platform, which stated that the deposit was only required upon move-in. However, before moving in, the platform said the apartment required a HKD 9,000 deposit a month and a half in advance. I had to call Hong Kong directly to get the deposit extended to two weeks before move-in. 2. I prefer to sleep with two pillows and requested an extra one, but they charged an extra HKD 500, so I had to pay for it myself. 3. The bathroom door was a single-pane door that could only open halfway, barely enough for one person to pass through. We let it slide, but the cleaning staff seemed to notice and reported it for repair. The repairman said he could do it, but I told him to wait until we moved out to have it fixed. 4. The bathroom drains poorly every week or so. I try my best to remove all hair after each wash, but the problem persists, requiring me to call the cleaning staff again. 5. The biggest problem is the Wi-Fi connection. It happens five to eight times a day, requiring me to contact customer service each time. Once, customer service told me they were aware of the issue but said they would need to remove a wall and reconnect the network to fix it. 6. The room is enclosed, relying on air conditioning and a bathroom exhaust fan, but there's an inexplicable amount of dust. My phone gets covered in dust after just half an hour. I suspect the air conditioning isn't cleaned regularly enough. 7. The finance department is extremely chaotic. I paid the full rent two months ago, followed by a HK$9,000 deposit. However, ten emails still treated the deposit as rent, claiming I owed several thousand dollars. I finally had to call back from overseas, and their manager promised to handle it before the billing became clear. 8. Customer service is always in English, including all emails. I wonder if there's a Chinese-speaking service. 9. The shared kitchen and refrigerator are in the basement. Some eggs that I left in the refrigerator a month ago are still there, though they're a bit cracked and have strange spots on the shells. The refrigerator doesn't seem to be cleaned regularly. Thumbs up: 1. The location is very convenient, with easy access to everything. Good restaurants are nearby. 2. Customer service is responsive and polite. They handle things quickly, including Wi-Fi, since you need to contact them several times a day. They also quickly fix things like light bulbs not working or clogged shelves. 3. The manager handles special cases quickly, but you can't contact him all the time. 4. Weekly cleaning is acceptable, but it's hard to expect them to remove old mold and mildew.