If you require internet connection for business purposes, I strongly recommend you forego this hotel. The complimentary wireless internet connection is patchy at best and often unavailable. It took me an hour to try to get connection in the morning just to send one email. I ended up having to do most of by business over the phone.
If you do not require internet access, it's great value for money. Clean and comfortable rooms. Great location: close to station and ferry terminal. From here you can get to Central, Causeway Bay or TST quickly. Staff were peasant but some problems communicating in English.

This hotel is a real find. The rooms are spotlessly clean and well provided for in terms of tv (flat screen), comfortable bed with good pillows, safe for valuables, good storage closets, and a kettle. The front desk were always accommodating (but then I didn't ask for much) and housekeeping had always completed the room by the time I returned from any outings. Local calls are free and two small bottles of mineral water are provided daily. All rooms come with a small fridge (but no mini-bar). An iron and ironing board are available on request from reception. I didn't try the room service, massage service or wi-fi. The hotel is within a minute's walk of the tram, and there are many supermarkets and 7/11s for getting snacks (instant noodles) or tea and coffee (which are not provided for in the room even though a kettle is!) Transportation from the airport express is best by taxi, it costs around HKD20 (and HKD26 at most). I liked this hotel so much I ended up staying three times for a total of three weeks in a one month period. It's not the Pen, or anywhere near that type of hotel, but for the price (and make sure you choose your website carefully for this hotel as the prices vary considerably, starting from USD65 a night) and cleanliness it can't be beaten. Oh yes... the glass bathrooms... on my first day I learned a valuable lesson... always make sure the glass door is actually open before trying to go in :)

I stayed at the JJ hotel for 6 nights in May 08. It was in a great location, as many people stated only 5 minutes (or 2 blocks) from the Wanchai station. Finding the hotel isn't tooo bad but you need to know what to look for. I toook the airport express and then the H2 bus from airport express central station. Get off the bus at the Novotel Century hotel and then walk down Stewart road, towards henessey road. Basically keep walking straight ahead i.e. a block and a half, until you get to the johnston and henessey intersection - then take the 2nd little joining street (Mallory Road) - this is only 20m and the lucky centre is right in front of you. (google maps makes it pretty clear). The hotel reception is on the 8th floor. my flight was late arrival into HK but staff were still around (only one person at night, so dont be worried if no one there first up)! The room was great, but the bed was very very hard!! - got used to it though. It was just me so the glass bathroom was not a big deal. Its spacious enough i thought, had a desk, DVD player and TV. The reception staff were friendly enough and quite accomodating. The best thing about it was the free wifi (i was there on bussiness so really needed it), other hotels charge relatively large amounts for this! I didn't rate the food (room service) on offer and didn't find there were great places to eat in the immediate vicinity (but 5-10minutes away no problem). All in all,the location and price are great. I was there for a conference in the HK convention centre which was only 10-12minutes by foot away. Also very easy to take the airport express and then walk to the hotel. Will definetly stay there again if on bussiness. If for a holiday - not a bad option for HK island as easily get anywhere!

Was quite happy with JJ hotel. Stayed their with a friend, and were just looking for a place to stay for our last night in Hong kong. The Lucky centre is not a huge landmark in Wanchai, so your taxi driver might not know exactly how to get there. Also, it is a 'centre', so there isn't a lobby or reception on the ground floor, just a security guard/conceirge who isn't that helpful (had to pull our own suitcases). The hotel only take certain level of the building. Room: Every thing is really new, but the room is quite SMALL (had a queen sized bed, and it took up the majority of the room). The bathroom is more of a space next to the bed which is surrounded by glass. You need to pull the blinds down everytime you need to use the toilet which was annoying - plus you should be quite comfortable with your room mate as you can hear everything! There was free wireless which was quite handy, and a small flat screen tv and DVD player.
Location: really conveniant - about a 5 min walk to the MTR and right in the middle of Wanchai. There are lots of places to eat, especially nice bread/pastry stores.
Service: They have common areas which have a lounge area with complimentary biscuits and tea etc. People at reception were quite helpful in giving advice about using the check in at Airport Express, and quite accomodating when we said we would like to use a boardroom to sort out our luggage after we checked out. But they seemed a little inexperianced (looked like students).

For the price I would be very happy to stay again - main good points are the location, and comfort of the room in terms of cleanliness.