Like many reviewers have posted before the rooms are extremely small so therefore if you're looking for a regular to big size hotel room it is not ideal. Then again when you go to Hong Kong you are not going to be staying at the Hotel, so you basically just need a place to sleep which is excellent. The room... more

Just came back from HK yesterday.. The country was excellent, with tons of things to eat, shop and see.. The hotel(Dorsett Seaview) we stayed in were alright to us althought the negative feekback from other travellers. I agreed that the room was really small, but the location was good. The service of the front office personnel is also not bad.... more

This hotel is just a 5 minutes walk away from Yau Ma Tei MTR, and a 30 second walk from the famed main streeet: Nathan Road! Hence its location allows you to explore the entire stretch of Nathan Road, including Mongkok, Jordan, Woman's Market, Temple Street on foot. The police station is also located right across the street hence making... more

The night market is right outside the hotel. The surrounding area is great, a short walk to the MTR and great location. The rooms are SMALL. I read reviews of the hotel before we booked it since we needed a place to stay when we came back from Thailand and noticed many reviews indicating the small rooms but I thought... more

If you are on budget this is the place; although I must admit the hotel rooms are pretty small- no way a couple can walk without brushing shoulders. As mentioned by other reviewers you might find the tv is oddly positioned (if you need to watch due to jetlag, etc or you are trapped in the hotel like me due... more

Overall - average missing out on above average. Ideal for short stays - maximum 10 days. Ideal for independent tourists who are not bothered about mini bars or perks. 6 out of 10. I have been to Hong Kong 15 times and with the right changes - asthetically inside and outside (uninviting) this hotel has great potential for any owner... more

From the outside, you can sense that this hotel is pretty grim on the inside. The ground floor reception looks reasonable enough but the rooms are dreadful. Not only are they small with beds pushed alongside the walls, the wallpaper was peeling off , stained and gone off colour. A 14"colour TV positioned in one corner, very little space to... more

if you like night markets, and buying in bargains.. you may consider dorset, but... with your bags plus additional items to be placed inside your dorsett room(i don't think it will fit in)....the room is very small... if its your first time in hongkong, just try other hotel like bp intl or stanford hillview but not dorsett... or else you... more

The hotel is really small, but this is expected as most of the hotels in Hong Kong have small rooms. Location is really good, minutes of walk away from the Yau Ma Tei MTR. Good food around especially during the night time - claypot rice, mantis prawn, dim sum, fried oyster cake etc... Temple St. is just right down there... more