Hostels in Hong Kong, China

Not bad place, about price and quality. It’s also Kung Fu place. You can meet there good peoples specially Linda at reception. She is so helpful and kind, I can’t explain you that. Thanks for good moments everyone there! Also before I rent that place I was see some bad photos and something like this but is not about hostel, there is clean and careful but around have many markets exchanges and something like that. So this hostel at big mall at 3rd floor where you can find everything what you need. Don’t scare people there will not bite you! :)

Location: Right next to the Broadway Cinematheque, and within walking distance of West Kowloon Station. Perfect for catching a movie. Environment: For a single room costing around 300 for a night, I didn't have high expectations. However, there was a damp smell in the room, and behind the curtain on the windowsill, there was a bottle of drink left by a previous guest that I didn't touch. If the cleaning staff isn't careful, future guests might also find this bottle of lemon tea. Facilities: The hot water seemed to be provided by a small water heater. Unless it's summer and absolutely necessary to shower, I really didn't want to use this bathroom. The hostel provides disposable towels and a hairdryer, but you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, slippers, and other toiletries. Overall, accommodation in Hong Kong isn't great value for money. But if you're only staying for a night or two and the location works for you, I'd still recommend it.

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.

We arrived earlier and the host was really accommodating and informed that we can check in early with no hustle as the room was ready. It's right next to TST station, close to main attractions. Maybe it's a bit outdated and worn out, however, for a short stay 1 day it's totally ok and maybe for HK even cheap.

I mean you get everything whatever you’re paying for location is spot on and also Jenson on reception such a helping guy he assisted me a lot he always there whenever you need him with a great smile on his face and helping attitude.

The location is super great. You’ll see restaurants nearby. Bakehouse is just few steps away from Haiphong Mansion. There’s a michellin restaurant as well and everything you need. TST MTR is just in front of the hostel. The host is very friendly. Tho they don’t speak well in english but they did their best to accommodate and help me. They even allow my luggage to stay at the 13th floor for more than 8 hours for free. Usually they only allow it for 4 hours. After 4 hours you need to pay for it. That’s what I understand. Anyways, I will book this place again once I’ll get back to HKG. Thanksss

The location is convenient, very close to Sham Shui Po MTR station. The room facilities are simple but clean and well-maintained, with one large and one small bed, perfect for a family trip. It's a historic building, Hong Kong's first public housing estate. Previously, I only stayed in 8-person dorms, but this time I was very satisfied with the 3-person room for a family trip. I will definitely come again.

The lady at the front desk was incredibly kind and genuinely helpful. When I needed shampoo, she gave me a very generous amount! She even patiently showed me how to use the water heater. A huge thanks to her, and I wish her all the best in her work and everything she does! The room was very tidy, and the bedding was clean and comfortable. I'm really satisfied, five-star rating all around!

Staying here during the National Day holiday was incredibly value for money. Lots of families with kids came to experience it. You get a fantastic 360-degree sea view. Down the hill in Kennedy Town, there are plenty of food options, supermarkets, and a wet market. The apartment allows for cooking, so you can be self-sufficient. Make sure to check the shuttle bus schedule on the official website beforehand. I added the manager on WeChat, and they were very responsive.

Depends on your purpose for visiting this area, you may or may not find this hostel convenient. I chose this hostel solely because I planned to check out Tai O and do an early morning hike up Lantau Peak. There’s actually not much in the area except the Giant Buddha, the beautiful monastery, and the Wisdom Path if you choose to include it. This is the only hotel/hostel in the area. There’s no supermarket or convenience store nearby, so I highly suggest bringing plenty of food and drinks before arriving. You might also want to bring your own slippers! The hostel has a water purifier, hot and cold showers, a microwave, fridge, a spacious kitchen, and other essentials. I didn’t cook during my stay—I bought food from Tai O instead. Nonetheless, it was super convenient for me since I like to go slow and enjoy things at my own pace. Note that a membership fee of 150 HKD is required, and there’s also a refundable deposit of 500 HKD, unless you damage something on the property. Karen and Mark were super nice—I had a great chat with both of them!