The first reaction was that this was smaller than advertised on their website. If you are used to living in Asia and do not mind living in a small space, then you may find the Lodge worthwhile. The pluses: The V owns the whole building so it may be a bit more private than other buildings where there are all... More

I am not a depresive person, but staying ing this box is killing me ! My husdband company book it for us and the worst they sign a no cancellation 6 month agreement !!! (everytime, i think about it makes me cry) We dont fit on the bed, we have to come out so the other can do something, are... More

It is one thing to choose a studio you know to be small, quite another to be misled into one. The studio (D unit) my husband and I rented, advertised to be on The Lodge's website for 450 square feet, in reality is not even 150 sq ft. A month's rent, HKD$15,800 plus electric $517 adds up to $16,327 turns... More

Yes, the studios are small, but for someone who needs somewhere temporary to stay until they find their feet and find somewhere larger and permanent then this is OK. Its not luxury but its decent enough. I am staying in a Unit C type: there are two types - A and D or B and C. The B and C... More

To find a service apartment in HK with a budget is difficult, especially when you also have to consider connectivity to other parts of the city. The Lodge is conveniently located to the MTR station, as well as the shopping areas. There are many convenience stores, and restaurants around, including the Elements mall. You need to book for a min... More

Conveniently located at 5 minutes walking distance from Austin MTR Station on the West Rail Line and same distance from Jordan MTR Station on the Tsuen Wan Line. At walking distance (15 minutes) also from the popular luxurious shopping mall called "Elements" and the newly open and tallest uilding in Hong Kong, the ICC Tower, which is the same site... More