The Bridal Tea House in Anchor street is bit of a shoe-box, with very small rooms and equally small (very narrow and very short) beds. Double bed = 115 cm. Everything looks nice, the bathrooms are fine, the beds pretty hard. Cleaning, air condition and wifi work well. The problem is the noise, from the streets around and from inside (the elevator, people taking showers, air condition from other rooms etc.). The house is not soundproof at all.
Location: busy, lots of people and traffic, but right in front of the house, there is a very nice playground for children + a sport area, where people of all ages exercise to Chinese soft music (can't be heard in the house). Walking distance to underground; 7-10 minutes.

After a bit of research, we understood that hotels in Hong Kong can be so expensive with not matching quality, and so, without wanting to pay too much, I didn't have much expectation for this hotel. However, I was not disappointed, if not pleasantly surprised!

I knew beforehand that the room would be pokey, but the twin room we booked had enough room for our two big suitcases and us lol. And it was cleaned everyday. It was on the 7th floor, so nice view as well. While the receptionists didn't speak much English, they were polite to us. And it was convenient to travel as it was near two MTR stations (equidistance from the hotel), and you could see so much life in the surrounding Kowloon area.

I wouldn't mind coming back to this hotel again! :)

Not that easy to get to coming off the A21 bus, get out at stop 6 from the airport, or the train, ride the Airport Express to Tsing Yi and transfer to train to Olympic Park.

But other than that, it's not a bad place. It's small, the front desk is on the second floor, go up the stairs. The reception is just big enough for one person.

The room itself is nice. Good A.C. TV was nice but only a few channels and none in English. Bed is what you'd expect in Asia, firm, but I slept fairly well. Toilet, shower separated and reasonably big compared to the room itself. It's quiet and looks fairly new. I paid $34 for one night here.

My room faced the local park. In the morning, you can go across the street and exercise with the elderly of the area. In the evening, you can play basketball with the young people. My friend showed me inexpensive bakeries and a barbecue stand about a five minute walk away.