Stayed at the Rosedale en route to a conference in Macau and found this place to be very practical for a few days of sightseeing, shopping etc. I was twin sharing with a colleague and to be frank the rooms were way too small for 2 western guys. The only other downside was that not many cab drivers knew where it was so make sure you take a hotel business card to show the drivers where it is exactly. On the upside : 1/ the location was great - close to Causeway Bay nightlife and shopping ... opposite Victoria Park (great for a morning stroll) .... and with a bus stop just around the corner heading for Stanley Bay markets, everything was in reach. 2/ Free internet access !! - a big tick in my book and ideal for those wanting to keep in touch with work emails without worrying about the expense account. 3/ Staff were friendly and helpful 4/ Breakfast was pretty good for such a small place.

Rosedale is the place to go if you want clean, well located and affordable accomodation in HK. Rooms are big enough, bathroom had all the amenities you could have expected for and staff were helpful. I had initially booked a guesthouse in the area but had a change of heart. Rosedale being recommended by my guidebook, I just went there and they found me a room instantly for a price that was very close to their lowest, advanced booking, internet fare. Only downside is their business centre and its pricey internet connection if you haven't got your own PC.

The hotel is new and well maintained. Though the rooms are small, they have good facilities like flat panel tv, a bay window with sitting, umbrella. I was on the 31st floor and had a decent view of the mountains, HK Stadium and Causeway Bay. The only thing I didn't like so much was the walk to the MTR station. It's in Causeway Way, but in an awkard location. You had to walk up the stairs and get on the overpass no matter which entrance you took.