Recent Reviews for Hong Kong Hotels

Nap Hella Inn
3.3/5122 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
Highly recommended but beds are no goo. Way to hard and firm they need to change the mattresses
Park Line Inn Hostel
4.6/5853 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
Location is just in front of Tsim sha Tsui MTR exit A, 2mins walk to Victoria harbour where the ferry to Macau (china ferry kowloon) is located and avenue of stars. Accessible wherever u wanna go, 2 stops away from central and mong kok.Surrounded with malls. The mansion is beside thebodyshop store. Lift might be quite slow as the building is old. There are a lot of options for food stalls outside , esp for filipinos, Jollibee is just 2 mins aways. Service is amazing, got free upgrade of room, Mia And Nikki was extremely hospitable and helpful. Room was fully equipped, got free water which is replenished daily, room is small but clean. Most importantly the place is safe! Highly recommend!!!!
FOUR SEASONS HOSTEL
4/576 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I want to try and be balanced. I hate to give this place too much hate. I feel like they’re doing the best they can with the cards they’ve been dealt and the price reflects that. This being my first time to Hong Kong, I was not aware of what to expect price wise. That said, I want people to who read this to have more reasonable expectations than what the 4-5 star ratings want you to have. Location. I suppose it’s in a good location of the city but it’s in an apartment above a market like setup. As i walked into the building i was immediately pounced upon by individual after individual who seemed to be trying to rent me their own rooms. I had to just ignore them and keep walking. I don’t like being rude, but I’ve found this is the easiest way to escape. I never feel safe in situations like this especially late at night. The room was small and generally clean. I’ve left hotels in the past that were just horrid, this isn’t one of those. The mattress was comfortable but the bed was short. I feel the pillows and blankets were “clean “. But they were clean to the standards that I wash my own bedding. They were very white, but with some obvious stains that haven’t quite washed out, and one pillow appeared to have something like a blood stain visible through the pillow case. You will want to bring some sort of sleeping bag or liner. I was happy i had one. The bathroom had no toiletries. No soap, shampoo, bidet/paper. The toilet bowl was black inside and immediately began to smell of sewer gas as i was urinating. It leaked when i flushed it. Gave me quite a start. The stench stayed around for 10-20 minutes or so. After that i didn’t want to do anything else in the bathroom. I used a bottle of water to brush my teeth. I don’t know. If you’re looking at the outside of the building during the day, it’s what you’d expect. If you’re familiar with the cost of living in Hong Kong, it’s probably also what you’d expect at this price. If you just want a relatively clean place to sleep, and don’t want to spend a lot for hotels that reviewers say have the same issues, this will work. Just make sure you have your sleeping bag liner. For this price, I’d probably stay there again if they fixed the plumbing.
YHA Jockey Club Mt. Davis Youth Hostel (Hong Kong Island)
4.2/5164 Reviews
Sai Wan and Sheung Wan
Excellent spot for holiday seekers . Although isolated on top of a peak with no facilities nearby and only accessible by shuttle bus or taxi, this youth hostel nevertheless offers guests and visitors serenity, seaview and the freedom to explore hill paths or sit down to roast barbecue. The place is almost never fully booked and is the cheapest accommodation on HongKong Island by far: Highly recommended for those looking to chill out for a few days from the hustle bustle of city life.
Joyous Guest House
3.1/519 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
The accommodation is very clean, staying for 2 nights, came to clean, clean the bathroom, arrange the room, throw garbage, turn on the air conditioner and wait to come back in. Close to all amenities, very good
My Inn
4.4/5656 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I was in HK for the first time and split my stay into 2 nights in Kowloon, 1 night in Macau, and then 3 nights on HK island. Honestly, this hotel impressed me the most. Let’s get the bad points out of the way first. This hotel is a small hotel on a building that leases their floors/units/spaces to other businesses, including this hotel and other hotels within the building. There are 3 elevators, 2 of them for passengers, whereby one serves odd numbered floors and the other serves even number floors. The last elevator is for freight when required that serves all floors. This means that sometimes you have to wait an absolutely long time to get back to your room. However, I also visited Chungking Mansion (another similar hotel building), and there it was so much worse so it’s not too bad here. Now to the good points, and there are a lot. The hotel room was actually kind of spacious. It’s not huge, but the area was a square, so you have more than enough room to open a suitcase or do a home workout (I did). The toilet was also spacious. There’s a space for showering, a toilet, and a sink, and you wouldn’t feel like you are squeezed for space. The location of this hotel is also a huge boon. It’s literally the building just beside the metro exit so it is super convenient. You are also on TST MTR station, which means it is super convenient to go anywhere, including crossing to HK island either by MTR or ferry. There is a freaking good Michelin featured shengjian bao shop just downstairs of the hotel, and it was so delicious I ate there so many times I didn’t even have time to try the other delicious looking cafes and restaurants. Service was also pretty good. It’s a pretty mainland China styled hotel. Communication is done through WeChat, with a very friendly and helpful staff who answers promptly. Bed was also very comfortable honestly. For this price, I wish I only stayed at this hotel my entire trip.
Sleep Cubee Hostel
3.8/5301 Reviews
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay
The staff were nice and welcoming. The hostel is inside of a typical Hongkong residential building, high and thin, like in the movies. Well located: next to subway station, bus, Cantoneses restaurants and very close to the bay. I’d been afraid of about the property and the security. The security camera was everywhere. No problem with luggage. We shared the shower rooms and WC with others. All was tiny, but it was an amazing experience. The itinerary is well documented by short movie. One more point about the ecology: they don’t have disposable toothbrush.
Wee Inn
4/5157 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I didn’t expect much even i was bit worried after booking hotel i checked reviews and it seemed negative. When i arrived it was actually better than I expected. You can keep your luggage for free. Owner sort of upgraded my room from shared bathroom to private bath room. I am very delighted to accept. Room is confined and small, but that is expected in this area also with this budget. I am happy that I received good value.
West Hotel
3.8/51963 Reviews
Yau Ma Tei
The place is really nice. Good location. Very close to Austin station and in a walking distance to Jordan station. This is the view from our room on 22nd floor
Dragon Hostel
4.3/5274 Reviews
Mong Kok
The hostel stands out for its extraordinary location in Mong Kok, Argyle Street, which quickly connects you to any point in the special territory of Hong Kong. The staff is attentive and maintains a friendly manner at all times, also highlighting the security of the place. Now, regarding the facilities, I can say that they are kept clean and have just the right amount for a traveler looking to save money. The hostel shares the same level as other hotels with similar characteristics. The building is old and somewhat neglected, next to impressive glass and neon towers, something typical to find in HK. It may give a more demanding traveler a bad impression, but it is something very common to find in HK for the prices we are talking about. Finding something nicer will cost you 3 times more, it is HK and space is a valuable resource that can be traded on the rise. The rooms are located in adapted apartments that allow for multiple rooms inside, which are very small and without windows. They have air conditioning and a fan, which helps to temper the temperature compared to the outside. The bathroom is shared with access to soap, shampoo and towels, and there is a shower that wets the entire bathroom (there is no separate shower from the toilet, something that is common in HK due to the exorbitant cost of square meters built). As a final assessment, I found it to be a good place for the price, safe and with staff always available. I recommend it to anyone who wants to save money on their stay in this magnificent city.

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties182
Number of Reviews26,519
Average Price (Weekdays)PHP 4,220
Average Price (Weekends)PHP 5,144