Find2-Star Hotels in Hong Kong

"The is called a Youth Hostel, though if you are a more mature person looking for a cheap ensuite room to stay in , then this is the place for you. If you have booked a private room you will not be experiencing any type of hostel vibe if you do not wish and will not be disturbed by groups of backpackers. Apart from check in, you will get the elevator straight to your floor view it just as a cheap hotel. If you are a backpacker looking for a cheap and convenient place to stay , then this is for you. If you are the type of backpacker who is looking for the upbeat, energetic vibe, this is not one of those places…though there are posters up related to pub crawls, activities and tours. There is a small common area in the receptions area with a small kitchen corner, some books and games. Several reviews have commented on small beds: ordinary people live in very cramped conditions in HK and furniture sizes reflect this so beds are unlikely to be comfortable for tall people as budget accommodation is unlikely to pay extra to purchase atypical bed sizes. Hong Kong is always ranked within the top 2 of the cities with high cost of living. This is a very good bargain for Hong Kong. I stayed in a private ensuite room and in the past I have paid more for less, both in HK and elsewhere. I am going to San Franscisco soon and am paying the same price for less nights and a shared bathroom."

"Joyce House has the perfect location, excellent service, and great amenities. The host is kind, and the Filipina ate who guided us to all the nearby shops and restaurants—offering affordable yet delicious meals—was incredibly helpful (thank you, ate!). We would definitely come back here."

"Ken was a nice host. 2 things I did not like: 1. Cleanliness - night 1 I got bedbugs bites. I had the bedsheet replaced but still the same. please see picture. 2. Service (planning) - there was a notice for aircon maintenance and it was fine. What I hate was when I arrived 9pm after a full day of activities, the maintenance is still not done. I requested to be transferred to another room because it’s already late and I needed to rest since I would have an early start (6am) the following day and I was told that they don’t have other rooms since they are fully booked BUT I can get a refund and book another accommodation if I cannot wait for the maintenance to be completed. Imagine you would be told to look for a room in the missle of the night. They tried to apologize the next day by putting a trinket inside my room with a note of apology but the act was already done and was already inconvenienced. Again, the host is nice but what happened is something that can be prevented by not letting the room be booked if it’s scheduled for maintenance and that the room should also be sanitized and cleaned properly."

"The hotel was surprisingly clean! For the price, it’s worth it. Difficult to find it though, we wished the signs were clear. Make sure to get the door code to open it. From outside, it doesn’t look like a clean and safe place. However, when you are inside, the vibe is totally different. In one of the photos, I included the contact information of the owner so that you can get the door code in advance."

"This is the definition of a budget room in Hong Kong: very, very, VERY small, the shower is above the toilets, and the bed can feel a bit small if you're 1.80 meter tall or above. The guesthouse is located on the 7th floor of the notorious yet fascinating Chungking Mansion Building (If you haven't heard about it, Google it). Having said that, the employees were extremely kind and helpful, and offered an even better price when we asked in person to extend for 2 extra nights."

"I booked this hotel for a layover stay in Tsim Sha Tsui, and overall, it was very clean, well-maintained, and a great value for money — especially for central Hong Kong. That said, a few honest notes: If you're a big guy, be prepared: everything is small — the towels, the bathroom, the room itself. It’s very compact, typical of budget stays in HK. When I arrived, my flight from Shanghai was delayed, and I was frustrated to find no one at the reception. I had to wait 10–15 minutes for the staff to show up and then another few minutes to be taken to the room. This place works more like an Airbnb or serviced apartment. The building is full of different guesthouses and hotels, all operating independently on different floors. I expected someone to be tracking online bookings or emails, especially since check-in is supposedly available until 5:30 AM. That part was poorly handled. That said, the owner was kind. Since the room I booked was full, he gave me a bigger room at no extra cost, and even offered late check-out, which I declined. The location is excellent — perfect if you want to explore Hong Kong on a short layover or be close to the MTR, shopping, and food options. If your goal is just sleep, and you're heading out the next day, consider staying near the airport. But if you want to explore Kowloon/HK Island, this location is perfect. Despite the check-in delay, I still give it 5 stars because of the cleanliness, location, and overall value."

"All is ok as expected, small room with small bath room+toilet. Location is good. Only feel that they prefer Chinese guests more. Anyhow, it is worth for money, if you want to stay at Tsim Sha Tsui."

"Overall nice. Toothbrush and toothpaste, hair comb, shower caps, toilet paper, hair dryer, shower gel and shampoo, a bottle of water per person a day is provided. The air conditioner leaked onto the bed after changing the mode to QUIET but the staff fixed it after being notified and cleaned up. The staff doesn't understand english too well, but it was enough to get by. Towels and toilet paper weren't changed when the room was cleaned, we had to ask for toilet paper at the reception. The shower leaks into the room through the door a bit so it'd be nice if a leg towel was also provided. The wifi was slow but it was enough even for an online call."

"The service attitude is good, and the hygiene is OK, but there is indeed a strong smell of kitchen fumes at night, which is very disturbing. It is even a bit choking when opening the bathroom. The sound insulation is not good. Guests who come back late do not have the awareness of keeping quiet, and the sound of karaoke can be heard downstairs. The location is really good, close to the Causeway Bay MTR entrance, shopping is more convenient, and the bus station is also close. Overall, it is still OK, but the smell of fumes does affect the experience of resting in the hotel after a tiring day. I hope it can be improved."

"This was my first time staying at Prince Mansion, located at 21-23 Nam Cheong Street in Sham Shui Po. Formerly the Advanced International Hotel, it recently changed its name to Prince Mansion, and it feels like a mainland Chinese family-style guesthouse. The reception is not open 24 hours a day, and there is no staff between 8 PM and 11 AM. The hotel does send a message with information about the hotel's rules and the door code, allowing guests to enter and exit the hotel after 8 PM. The room was decorated in an industrial style, was spacious, and had all the basic amenities. The price was reasonable. With limited hotel options in Sham Shui Po, this is a good choice."