Inns in Hong Kong, China

Hotel is off the far end of Jordan Road, very near to Austin Station, though Jordan station is a little further, also a short walk to Kowloon station where u can just take to Hong Kong station which is beside Central Station in Hong Kong Island. The express bus to Macao is just one street away from the hotel. Airport Bus 21 also stop two or streets away at Jordan/Battery Street. Overall quite a pleasant stay except the aircon is pretty cold, have to switch it off as the room is cool enough.

This is a pretty decent hotel in Chungking Mansions it's on a block that doesn't get to busy so that's the true positive for this. Because you can exit a lot easier. Clean enough for the building and it's great for your budget. I'd book again next time I'm in Hong Kong.

As a frequent traveler to Hong Kong, I’d say this hostel is my top favorite as of the moment and we’re already planning to book again for our next year travel back to HK. Location-wise, it’s the best. Walking distance to the harbour, nearby malls like Silvercord, K11 Art Mall, Mira Mall, and Harbour City, surrounded by restaurants and fast food chains, a grocery in front, and two MTR exits (A1 with lift and escalators going up and down, and A2 with escalator going up and stairs). It is also few blocks away from Bakehouse (😆). In terms of room size for 3 pax, it’s livable and pretty spacious as compared to our room on the 9th floor last year 🤭 from the same building. We have 5 luggages - 2 carry ons and three medium check-in luggages, and yet there’s still space for the mini table and chair and we still have space to move inside the room. I love their big glass windows which give us the best view of Nathan Road. They also offer water refilling dispenser which is a big saver because bottled waters in HK are pretty expensive! Stayed here for 6 nights and got new towels everyday after the room has been cleaned, and bottled water replenishes. Rooms are clean and looks the same as advertised in the pictures. Only cons I would say is that the shower area doesn’t have a door or divider so water splashes everywhere and floor gets flooded, but still tolerable. I would also like to suggest having a microwave for food reheating. 😁 aside from that, everything you need is here. In terms of room rates, price is okay and expected for HK standard; still cheaper than booking a hotel room from known hotels in this location which would also require security deposit. As for this hostel, no need for security deposit. Thanks to Trip.com and was able to get an early bird rate for this room. For security concerns, the building has security personnels when you enter, CCTVs are working in elevators and specific areas, hostel floor is secured with passcode which can only be opened with guest keycards. Room security doors are also up-to-date or modern. I love it!! Kudos also to Filipina housekeepers for being so approachable, helpful and kind to us during our stay. While the boss is very hands on in reaching out in WeChat for any concerns and also provided guide around the area and tourist attractions. SUPER RECOMMENDED!!! Loved and enjoyed our stay. We already miss the view. See you again next year! 🩷

The room was very clean overall. Although small, it was still very comfortable. It took less than a minute to go downstairs to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. It was just across the street, so the transportation was very convenient. The front desk was very good and I would stay here again next time.

The accommodation is clean and the staff takes good care of us. If there is anything left, just tell them and they will find it for you immediately.

My stay at the Four Seasons Hotel was nothing short of exceptional—a blending affordability, cultural immersion, and convenience in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. From the warm hospitality to the incredible food scene, this place exceeded all my expectations. My room was allocated where you can see outside view of the famous Nathan Road, from Star Ferry Pier to Harbour City. The place is located in A Block, 14 Floor so do check how to get there as it might be surprising at first as it is a Big Mansion with different blocks. Ring the doorbell for checking in, as it is always closed. The area is vibrant and multicultural, with easy access to Tsim Sha Tsui’s sights, shopping, and nightlife. Despite Chungking Mansions’ busy vibe, I felt safe and welcome. ★★★★★ 5/5 – The perfect budget hotel of Hong Kong.

he check in and service was good. But the location cannot be understated. Extremely close to the subway and basically in the center of so much. Room was reasonably clean and had AC in this hot summer. Bed was probably the downside as it was very hard, could be improved. Overall great for a quick stay.

As a first-time solo traveler, Sir Leo contacted me over We Chat and gave me a warm welcome, even providing me with instructions on how to get inside the hotel. The location is really convenient for buses, trains, and restaurants, as you can simply go down the street and walk around. I also met some Filipinos in the building, which made me feel more at ease and I can say that it is a safe environment. I will definitely recommend the place to my friends in the Philippines soon visit honkong.

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.

I booked this place based on good reviews, but later saw some safety concerns on XHS, especially for solo travelers. I was hesitant, but my husband encouraged me to try—and I’m glad I did! The guest house was easy to find, check-in was smooth, and I felt safe even returning late at night. Highly recommended, and I’d definitely stay again if I visit Hong Kong!