Weave Studios – Prince Edward

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I had stayed at Weave PE for more than a year and moved to another property of Weave not long ago. The rooms at PE are small and the facilities are actually quite old (learnt that this is their very first property in HK) so issues arise from time to time. Still, the community team are very helpful and try to get the problems fixed promptly. The friendly and lovely staff have made my stay better! Shout out to Monique, Yannes and Christine who always put much effort into organizing the events and try their very best to listen to the residents’ concerns as well as to provide much help. Vanessa, King, Jovi and also a male staff who mainly works at PE(sorry I don’t know your name!) are also nice and helpful. The cleaning ladies and security staff are polite and friendly as well. Thank you for all your hard work :) I must admit if I am recommending Weave PE, that would be because of the staff but not the unit/environment/facilities/high rent 😂

Very good location and facilities. Friendly staff and everything is convenient! Special thanks to Jovi, Albert and Danny for exceptional service.

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this is a great place to stay for a short trip for travelling and working because they have co-working space included in the budget. Danny, the front desk guy is super nice and helpful! the room is super small but acceptable as it's in the city centre and everywhere in Hong Kong is tiny. but all is very clean and new.

The service was absolutely terrible, and the managers were extremely rude.

I've stayed here around 2 years. Community team always nice, especially King, Eva and Abby. I just changed my room, King from community team helps to dispose of the trash from my stuff. Weave is good place to stay for exchange students and who moved to HK newly. Room is small but clean and modern.

The service was shockingly rude. As I entered the lobby, the male security guard asked if I was a food delivery person ("係咪送外賣㗎"). I replied—already frustrated—that I was staying here, but he kept pressing me, as if he didn’t believe it: “Which room are you staying in?” (“住邊到架?”). Anyone overhearing this would find it deeply disrespectful. I felt humiliated. I never imagined I’d have this kind of experience. Imagine paying to stay at a hotel and being treated like you don’t belong—just because you don’t “look the part.” Maybe my appearance doesn’t scream “wealthy enough to be here”? I paid to stay at this place, yet I was made to feel like an unwelcome guest. What made it worse was that this treatment came from someone of my own background—‘自己人’—while he was all smiles, laughing and chatting with a Westerner. Apparently, respect here is filtered by appearance and skin tone. The room? Noisy enough to hear every step from upstairs. The environment? Definitely not for guests seeking peace and quiet. Even the sound of the door closing was loud and irritating. This security guard gave me a truly unforgettable experience—and not in a good way. His attitude left a lasting impression, for all the wrong reasons. To your reply: Your response didn’t ease my anger—it intensified it. This wasn’t about security. It was about being judged by my appearance the moment I walked in, and being treated with suspicion simply because I didn’t “look the part.” You didn’t acknowledge the harm—you justified it. You framed the issue as a security matter, completely ignoring the prejudice at the heart of it. It’s a direct endorsement of discriminatory behavior. You’ve made it clear that being mistaken for a delivery person based on appearance is something I’m expected to tolerate. I won’t. That moment—being judged and questioned for simply walking in—will stay with me. This wasn’t a misunderstanding—It was a clear act of prejudice, and you chose to defend it. This experience has left a mark, and your reply only made it deeper. Your response shows that the management operates on the same level as the security guard—judgmental, dismissive, and unapologetic. I will not be returning, and I will be sharing this experience publicly.

I stayed at Weave Prince Edward’s for 2 months and can only recommend it. The rooms were fitted with everything I needed and the personal was at all times friendly and helpful. With all the shared facilities like kitchen, living room and gym there was a great sense of community and it was easy to find new friends. The events hosted also made it easy to connect with others and I enjoyed the big variety of events, where the team made sure everyone was included and feeling good. Location wise, close proximity to the MTR and busses made getting around easy and most places easily reachable in <30min. There also are plenty of good food places nearby. My only negative remarks are slight water issues with the flooring near the shower and the highly impractical chair that made working in my room difficult. For me those can be disregarded, as I never felt need to use my room with how nice all the shared spaces were.

The room is small but clean, modern and has everything you need. The location is excellent, right next to the subway station and surrounded by great local restaurants. King was super helpful and always managed to extend my stay, even on short notice. I’d definitely recommend this place if you’re in Hong Kong for a few months and want to meet people and feel safe. While it’s a bit pricey, the experience was worh it. Also, a big thanks to the security team, some of them are truly lovely!