The "hotel" is actually a closet located in a Hong Kong apartment block. It's really crammed in and there's only a bed, a toilet, a sink, and the shower is built into the floor. Granted, this is central Tsim Sha Tsui and the price was dirt cheap, I would have chosen to pay more for a better room if I'd known it would be this bad.
The wifi is spotty and needs to be constantly reset (the staff were actually ok helping me reset the router twice during my stay) and often the signal doesn't reach the room.
There were also bugs. I noticed three roaches during my stay and some smaller insects on one of my beds which I'm hoping was just an ant. The walls are paper-thin and you can hear every single person on the floor within a ten-foot radius of the room.
Staff was actually ok and helpful in many cases, but they aren't there 24 hours. You need to read the signs and pay attention to them in order to know what to do. Checkout is only between 9AM and 10PM, otherwise you'll need to turn in your room key early or pay your deposit by credit card.
In short, you get what you pay for. A tiny, unkept room in the center of Hong Kong.