Hostels in Hong Kong, China

Excellent location, right next to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and easily accessible by airport bus A21/A22. Check-in is on the 2nd floor, and they offer luggage storage. There's also a shared kitchen on the 2nd floor, complete with a fridge and microwave. Due to Hong Kong's plastic reduction policy, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, slippers, and towel, or you can purchase them at the front desk. The room looks exactly like the pictures. They provide a key card that doubles as an elevator and room key, so security feels quite high. In the quad room, there's an en-suite bathroom with a separate shower area. While small, it's perfectly functional. Downstairs, there are many fantastic snack shops, all serving delicious food! Transportation is very convenient, and the beds are quite comfortable and clean. There's a slight creaking sound when turning over, but it's acceptable. Roommates are a bit of a lottery; this time, I ended up with night owls who came back late, showered, and organized their belongings, which really disturbed my sleep. However, that's just the nature of shared accommodation. Despite that, I'm still quite satisfied with the room itself. Nearby, the Tin Hau Temple and Yau Ma Tei Police Station are great spots to check out, both within walking distance. And definitely try Chan Kee Roasted Goose – it's absolutely delicious!

Your revised review looks great! It’s clear, detailed, and captures the positive aspects of your stay. Here’s a slightly tweaked version to make it flow even more smoothly: We booked a long-term stay at K&B Hostel for two people, with a room featuring two twin beds, and we were very pleased with our experience. The room was spotless and well-maintained throughout our stay, which was a big plus. Despite the compact space, it was comfortable and met all our basic needs. A standout feature of our stay was the hospitality of Becky, the hostel owner. She was incredibly friendly and always quick to respond to any questions or requests, which made our stay that much more enjoyable. The only minor downside was the exhaust fan in the bathroom—it’s a bit noisy, but it wasn’t a huge issue for us. It was manageable and didn’t affect our overall comfort. Given the affordable price and the welcoming atmosphere, we were very satisfied with our stay. If you’re looking for a clean, budget-friendly place with a friendly host, K&B Hostel is an excellent option in Hong Kong. I’d definitely recommend it to friends and families. This version keeps all your original points but tightens up some phrasing. Let me know if you want any more tweaks!

I stayed here four nights in the 10-person dorm and honestly it was great! The ladies who take care of the place are wonderful and they keep everything clean. It's so much better to have actual people working here than many of the self-checkin places popping up where if anything goes wrong it can just become a big ordeal. The bunks themselves are nice, sturdy, and private with curtain, light, international charging socket, and a small locker (use your own lock) with enough room for my laptop, tablet, drone, camera, and documents. There's no kitchen, but they have a small microwave, water kettle, and small refrigerator. And of course the location is literally right across the street from the subway entrance and many eateries are all either within the block or a block away.

I recently stayed at YHA Jockey Club Mt. Davis Youth Hostel, and it was an experience worth sharing! If you're looking for a peaceful retreat away from the city's hustle while still being within reach of all the action, this is the place to be. What I Loved: ✅ Breathtaking Views: The hostel is perched on Mt. Davis, offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, especially at sunrise and sunset—absolutely stunning! ✅ Affordable & Great Value: Compared to most accommodations in Hong Kong, this hostel offers great value for money, making it a budget-friendly option for travellers. ✅ Tranquil Atmosphere: Unlike hotels in the city centre, this place is surrounded by nature, perfect for those who want a relaxing stay. ✅ Friendly Staff: The hostel staff were welcoming and helpful, providing useful tips on getting around. ✅ Outdoor Common Area: There’s a nice outdoor area where you can sit back, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the views. A Few Things to Note: 🔹 Location & Transport: Since the hostel is located on a hill, getting there requires taking a shuttle bus (provided by the hostel) or a taxi. If you prefer a more adventurous route, a scenic hike up Mt. Davis is an option, of course please do it during the day time. 🔹 Basic Amenities: This is a youth hostel, so don’t expect luxury. The rooms are simple but clean, with basic beds and shared facilities. Bring your own toiletries for added comfort. 🔹 Limited Dining Options: There isn’t a restaurant on-site, so it’s best to bring your own food or plan to eat before heading up. The common kitchen is available for light meal prep. 🔹 WIFI coverage & Speed, the signal in room is very pool, I started a 10 mins YouTube video at night and cannot reach to the end after sun rise. Overall Experience: If you're an adventurer, a backpacker, or someone looking for a quiet escape with fantastic views, I highly recommend this hostel. It may not be for those seeking high-end comforts, but for nature lovers and budget-conscious travellers, it’s a hidden gem on Hong Kong Island! 🌿🏙️ Would I stay here again? Yes! Just be prepared for the location challenge, but once you get there, the views are totally worth it.

We loved that this place was very traditional Hong Kong style. Very good value for money, loved having drinking water available. It felt safe and clean. I would definitely stay again, it’s perfect if you’re on a budget but want the best location for markets and liveliness.

Cheung Shejian and all staff of Chijing Youth Hostel: Thank you for your hospitality, Let us enjoy our holiday. In addition, The camp was completed in time for renovation, Facilities, Equipment and Health Services All have changed significantly. I hope to come next time, It can maintain quality service. Thanks again to the staff of the camp, Guarding the camp silently, Provide quality service. Expect a little improvement: Room power plug with USB head to use electronics. Thank you 🙏🏻 Miss Ray. 17-8-2025

I feel extremely lucky to have found this little gem in Hong Kong. The dorms are extremely well laid out, with plenty of space for the suitcase and personal belongings. The bedrooms and bathrooms are sparkling clean, the common areas are cosy, there's everything you need in terms of kitchen utensils, the water pressure in the showers is amazing, the rooftop is a really place to hang out in the evenings, and most of all, the host Patricia makes you feel at home. I got there solo, and after a few nights I'm leaving with a bunch of friends. This place certainly has a magical power 😊

economically great for family travellers, good location as it is accessible to night market, MTR and surrounded with malls and restaurants but inside hostel is quiet and can rest peacefully.  the only comment i had is some guests still insist to smoke even there are restrictions.

I was so lucky to find this place, the location is superb. So many opportunities for outdoor activities within a few meters; cycling, hiking, swimming, and watersports. There is a quiet relaxed atmosphere but also plenty of shops, and international cuisine. Grey at Reception was friendly and helpful and had a lot of knowledge of the local area. It was great value for money. I will be back to stay again soon.

Cleanliness: Definitely clean, and the quilt still smelled fragrant, compared to other hotels, like the still-wet quilts in Chungking Mansions. Service: I encountered a mainland Chinese tenant who arrived at 10 a.m. and claimed to be a long-term tenant. He disappeared for the day, and after eight hours of sleep, I moved from the upper bunk to the lower bunk. Suddenly, he threw my belongings onto the other upper bunk, insisting, ”My bed, my bed! I hung my clothes there at 10 a.m., so it's mine.” I told the police I needed to call the police. If they recognized that Hong Kong law prohibits unauthorized disposal of someone else's belongings, and that hanging clothes on the bed of the previous guest who hadn't checked out is legal and valid, then I would comply with their instructions. This statement stunted the other person, who immediately played the victim, playing the emotional card and saying he had back surgery and so on. The administrator later arranged for me to move to the lower bunk in another room. I give the hotel a thumbs-up for a solution that didn't offend either guest. Location: Just outside Exit C2 in Tsim Sha Tsui. Highlights: The lights in the house are bright enough, the two windows are not affected by wind and rain, and the curtains in the house have a great blackout effect.