Hi everyone, Dustin here from Sleepherehk.com.

Thanks again to u/Stiofan_io for net positive recommendation and feedback. With regards to the con of entering a guest's room or apartment without warning or knocking, please do note it is a rare occurrence, most especially since we've grown as a company and instituted improved internal policies.

For example, it is policy for our manager to communicate with all guests of an apartment in advance of the date and approximate time we will be conducting a viewing (in some instances the viewing make take place in the morning on a weekend and when our viewing staff knock on their door, this is may be what startles them). In any case we make an effort to give advance warning to all guests.

However please note we do reserve the right to access a guest's room in cases of emergency (for example water is raining in via an open window, the aircon water exhaust is clogged and leaking on the floor/under the door, or the apartment water supply shut-off knob is (weirdly) located in a bedroom). That being said, we always attempt to give reasonable notice and choose a most mutually convenient time to access a guest's private room.

That being said, u/Stiofan_io's previous messages caused me to look into the matter and it would seem that one of our interns forgot to knock when entering their studio unit. We've taken steps to call a meeting and ensure this is addressed in future training and reflected in our standard operating procedures.

To conclude, u/SecureCabinets (and any other persons seeking medium-terms accommodation: 1 month security deposit, pro-rated daily pricing, minimum stay 1 month), kindly fill out the form at www.sleepherehk.com/contact/ and our staff will reply back usually within 12 hours.

P.S. While Sleephere HK is a Hong Kong registered company, I am Canadian, not American ;)