Kowloon Hotel, Nathan Road, Tsim Tsa Tsui, Hong Kong has the smallest rooms in Hong Kong (Kowloon Side). I frequent Hong Kong and I've stayed in all 3 hotels of Marco Polo (The Hong Kong Hotel, Gateway, Prince), Sheraton Hotel, Holiday Inn Goldon Mile Hotel and so far, Kowloon Hotel has the smallest rooms. I think the room is only 15 square meters including the toilet and bath room. I've complained about it and the General Manager told me that he could not do anything about it since the hotel's building was built 22 years ago. The food are also not nice. The only thing that is nice with this Hotel is the Location and the staff - but you could also get this from other hotels. I would not recommend it to anyone to stay in this Hotel.

Great location at the bottom end of Nathan Road. We didn't eat in the hotel as there are so many options close by and the restaurant looked like a large buffet set up. The bar was fine with panoramic windows so you can take in the bustle beneath you on the streets. We paid a small premium ( well worth it) to upgrade the room and got complimentary drinks each evening till 7pm. Large rather impersonable Hotel but efficient, clean and in a fantastic location for touring round all the shops and street hawkers. "cheap Rolex " anyone?

From reading the various views, I am sure you have all come to the conclusion that the hotel is small.
In case there is any confusion, think of the smallest hotel you have EVER BEEN...it's going to be smaller than that...Start off with the assumption this is one of the smallest hotel room in the world and you can't go wrong.

On the plus side...location is good. The hotel is right next to a MTR (underground Rail) exit. This is Tsim Sha Tsui, majority (not all) of hotels in this area are convenient. As long as it's close to a MRT exit, you really can't go wrong. Many other hotels fit this category so I would choose another if there are choices available.

Food...Buffet breakfast is reasonable priced at approx HKD 188 + 13% tax. I have to admit the breakfast is quite good. You get the Western (continental, bacon, eggs, bread, sausages, pastry, fruit...etc) and Eastern Style (congee...etc + japanese stuff).

Dinner buffet is good too. I went there during the christmas period so the food selection might be different from other periods. The deserts don't disappointment either. However you are looking at HKD 488 + 13% which is very pricey for dinner. This is HK, with that budget, you can get very well outside.

Service - They have good customer service and are very polite. Rooms are clean and well maintained.

Conclusion - I went there during the christmas - new year period. The rooms cost HKD 1700 a night + 13% tax which is way too expensive for a room of this standard. Sure, the food is nice and location is good but the room is just way too too small to cost this much. In terms of location, it's good but there are many many many hotels that are close to various MTR exits that provide the convenience.

Hope this helps.

We (wife, two sons - 18 & 21 - and I) booked the Kowloon Hotel through Ritz Tours as part of a six-day mini-tour (flights, hotel, half-day tour) in December 2007. Other reviews said the rooms were small, and I figured how small could they be? Well, they are really small, though you do get used to it after a day or so. However, the hotel's location more than compensates for the room size. It's right on the Golden Mile, almost directly above a MTR station, and within easy walking distance of the Star Ferry, Kowloon Park and the TST Promenade. They have high speed Internet in all rooms (wireless and wired), but it costs 120 HKD (~$16) for 24 hours. We had the breakfast buffet included, and it was one of the most impressive I've ever seen, though the hostess told me it would be 168 HKD (~$22) if we had had to pay. The dim sum lunch was good and reasonable, but the Pizzeria restaurant was very expensive and ordinary. Hotel staff were efficient and courteous but not particularly warm and fuzzy; restaurant staff were nicer.