Hostels in Hong Kong, China

The hostel is really easy to find, right next to the MTR station entrance, and the elevator goes directly up, which makes carrying luggage super convenient. Each room has its own private bathroom, and there are also three common shower areas outside the rooms, which is a very thoughtful design. The rooms aren't very large. There's a shared table and a power strip, but the power strip only has four outlets. So, for a six-person room, you might have to take turns charging your devices. The upper bunk beds might have some white powder falling from the ceiling due to water seepage, so I'd recommend bringing your own clean sleeping bag. The rooms are cleaned daily, so they're very tidy. The owner is very nice and speaks good Mandarin, so mainland Chinese guests won't have any communication problems. If you have any issues, just talk to the owner, and they'll usually be able to help you out. You can store your luggage for just 20 Hong Kong dollars, which is much cheaper than elsewhere! The other guests staying there were all really friendly; you can even team up to explore the city. I highly recommend this place for solo short-term travelers. For Hong Kong, where space is at a premium, this hostel offers the best value for money. I forgot to take photos, so I'll just include a few nice pictures of the Tsim Sha Tsui area.

Great location for transport. Temple Street Market just at the hostel is picturesque and offers good souvenirs. The temple Itself and Jade market are only one block away. Quick check in/out. Helpful staff. No complaint about dorm room. Good price. Secure, 24 hour security guard, key operated lift. Best option I’ve found for Hong Kong hostel.

In space-constrained Hong Kong, especially in a location like Wan Chai, the bunks are indeed extremely cramped. Fortunately, the overall decor is modern and bright, and the bathroom is very clean. There's also complimentary drinking water and hot water available, which adds to the comfort. However, what really disturbed my rest was the lack of curtains for the bunks. Being on the middle bunk of a triple-decker bed felt like there was absolutely no privacy, and I slept very poorly. The vibrations and noises from the triple bunk also transferred easily, constantly waking me up. I personally wouldn't stay here again. If you're a solo traveler, need this specific location, can fall asleep anywhere, or have no particular demands for sleep quality, then you might consider it. After all, for a similar price, you could probably find a single room in some hotels. The lobby area has a nice view though.

Top Hostel, top Location, Social Factor with other travelers very high. Cozy corner on the 6 th floor. Bed could be a bit longer for tall person! And you should provide fresh drinking water! It safes a lot of garbage and for the price it should be included! Anyway, I really enjoyed staying here!

First of all, it is very close to the station and the airport bus stop. There are various facilities such as convenience stores, McDonald's, parks and shopping malls nearby. After 10 pm, a self-check-in guide text will come. Although Trip.com customer center does not have any help or active attitude, you can rest assured. The staff is not guided at the time, so you have to contact me separately. Towels are not free, they are borrowed. The place is a bit small and narrow because it is Hong Kong. It seems that people who are not guests stay at night, and there is a stolen warning print in front of the door, but I think you have to pay attention to security. And suddenly, I couldn't sleep comfortably because of the person who knocked on the room at 3 a.m. Because it's a hotel, I have to share the room. Although I have the inconvenience of having to share the room, I have the smell of hair dryer and burning in the early morning in the room. Because of the ironing people, I feel very inconvenient, but this is because of the dormitory It's hard to do and there are unmannered guests ...

Hey everyone, you've got to stay at this hostel! The beds are super comfy, the environment is great, and the location is absolutely fantastic. It's incredibly close to China Hong Kong City, Harbour City, and Victoria Harbour, plus Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station is right downstairs. The lady at the front desk is so welcoming and helpful! You can store your luggage until 4 PM, and they even provide toothbrushes (just ask the front desk if you need one!).

First things first: you absolutely, positively, undeniably MUST bring 500 units of cash, whether it's RMB, USD, or HKD. Or, make sure you have a Visa or Mastercard. Otherwise, you'll be stuck staring blankly at the front desk staff late at night... Also, bring a universal travel adapter with UK plugs or a USB cable (make sure the end connecting to the adapter isn't Type-C!). If you're bringing a plug, don't expect to plug one adapter into another; the charging space isn't wide enough... The room is very spacious, and while the facilities are simple, they are complete. The environment is clean, quiet, and comfortable. The hotel is converted from an old public housing estate, so it has significant historical value; you can learn about the estate's history on the first floor. Of course, the location and accessibility are top-notch. The hotel restaurant's food is definitely worth trying. I believe their milk tea or sandwich is a signature item (don't be mad if I remembered incorrectly!), so don't miss out!

The owner of this guesthouse is a super nice and helpful lady. The cleaning is done daily and there are no complaints about the facilities in that regard. It's a bunch of guesthouses under an umbrella so I stayed at 2 other ones in the building even though I booked at Free Walker. I only have one negative and it's in regards to guest behavior. You're almost guaranteed to be in a room with people who smoke in the toilet or on the actual beds. All the rooms I was in had smokers. The toilet is in the dorm room. So each room stank of cigarettes and it was stressful as a non smoker because it's not courteous behavior. I don't know what can be done about that but I'd probably have to stay elsewhere because of that. The owner, location and facilities are great though and absolutely no complaints about the staff.

This is a well-established international youth hostel, and it shows; the facilities are quite old. However, the atmosphere is great. The kitchen is fully equipped with pots, pans, and even chopsticks, and someone boiled hot water in the morning, which was a nice touch. If you need a power adapter, you can just borrow one from the front desk. The hostel is converted from an old炮台 (artillery battery/fort) outpost on the mountain, so it's quite secluded except for guests. There's a free shuttle bus service, and you can find the schedule for going up and down the mountain on their official Xiaohongshu account. If you're in a hurry to leave, you can also take an Uber. I took one down the mountain to Kennedy Town MTR station around 8 AM, and it cost me 61 HKD, which I found acceptable. They have outdoor barbecue facilities, making it a great place to stay with friends.

Tung Chung - 2 nights - private double room Expectation/Reality: this is the only provider of accommodation in the area so expectations need to be managed. They have the ability to essentially set terms, so the negative reviews here are likely from the folks who didn’t read the find print. The photos match the space very well. However the hostel reached out over what’s app a number of days before the booking asking for the $150 membership fee and $500 deposit, which I was not comfortable providing until arrival, however the hostel was okay with that. Security: very good, there is a gate lock and a lock to the door, very safe. Hygiene: overall very clean, no concerns. Hospitality: the check in and out process is all over what’s app, so you are at the mercy of how responsive they are which can be frustration when trying to get in. Once you are in, it’s fine. Social Atmosphere: good social spaces. Overall: given they essentially have a monopoly on accommodation in the area. It’s a pretty good spot. I accidentally broke the key and they came and fixed it the next day, but took off $50 from the deposit. So handle the keys gently. Over pretty good place.