This was my third visit to Hong Kong. Like the location which is near to many shopping areas within walking distances and close to the heart of the locals. Hotel rooms in Hong Kong are generally small and sizes are rather awkward; similar in Stanford Hotel. Very basic facilities and furniture in room. Do not expect to find toothbrush, shampoo and comb in the room. Shampoo was in a dispenser which reminds me of a club's changing room. No bath tub and standing shower is definitely too small for big sized people. If you are looking for good location with easy acess to the local shopping areas such as ladies market. This will be the place for you! However, if you are looking for luxury, then do not select the hotel.

I was pleasantly surprised when I saw a bathtub in the toilet upon stepping into the room as I had this impression that all the rooms in the hotel doesn’t comes with this feature. All the other items such as soap from the dispenser and all other necessities remains the same as from my previous visit. Do not expect too much of a luxury in this hotel as all the stuffs which they provide are basic necessities and if you are looking for creature comfort, my advice is to go to other hotels instead. However, service at the front desk is more helpful this time round. I sought help from them on where to buy a particular brand of a local product based on a packaging and the front desk staff immediately helped me to call the number found on it to enquire. Overall, I found that the service is a notch up from previously while still maintaining the level of comfort.

A comfortable stay. The room was adequate, if a little on the small side. I would happily recommend The Stanford as an option away from the harbour area (being so close to the ladies market). My only complaint was that a travel cot was not set up for us on arrival (this seems to be a problem with many hotels). Having arrived late at night - it was very frustrating to find our room with no cot. If they had check the notes they should have realised one was required. The room did not even have the space for one (although the enthusiastic porter was sure he could assemble it). After several phone calls we were moved to a larger room and the cot assembled.