Hostels in Hong Kong, China

On a business trip to Hong Kong, my company only covered accommodation up to Shenzhen. Not wanting to deal with the hassle of crossing the Futian Port early in the morning, I decided to pay for a night's stay in Hong Kong myself. This hostel is about a 5-minute walk from Yau Ma Tei MTR station, which is super convenient. The building's front desk has 24-hour security personnel. After checking in on the 2nd floor, you use your room card to access your floor in the elevator, which made me feel very safe. I stayed in a quad room with an in-room toilet and shower. Toilet paper, shampoo, and shower gel were provided. Other toiletries, towels, and slippers could be purchased at the front desk. Each bunk had a blackout curtain, and the bedside power sockets were compatible with mainland Chinese plugs, which was really handy. The bedside lamp offered soft lighting. Overall, it was very convenient. The best part? A night's stay here only cost about 70 RMB! This is Hong Kong, you know? That's pretty much the same price as in mainland China. It's an incredible value for money!

My experience at the hostel was pleasant. I stayed at a double room for 3 nights. Location wise it’s a little bit far from the MTR stations. It’s pretty clean but everything’s a bit time-worn. The bathroom doesn’t really dry so there were some drain flies, which was not desirable but understandable. The bed was harder than I would like but I made do covering it with another blanket from the other bed that I was not using. One big issue was that the power outlets were at the desk instead of next to the beds like most hotels and it was really inconvenient. Another troublesome thing is that you must bring the bed, pillow and duvet covers when you check out. That was pretty difficult as I needed to bring two portions of that on my own. Didn’t know it came with breakfast vouchers at the restaurant and I got to try it once. It was not bad for a free breakfast. Not sure if I would pay to eat there.

I stayed in a 6-bed dorm with a private bathroom. Free WiFi and power adapters were provided, and communication was excellent. It offered good value for money, and the owner was very friendly. It's a great option for a layover during your travels. I forgot to take pictures, so I'm using some from other reviews.

Suraj was very helpful in responding to messages. Lesson learned, if you have any issues, escalate and contact Suraj. Suraj is the owner. After hours (after 7pm) it is essential to contact Suraj, as the reception is unavailable, and the chat is unresponsive. Suraj can be reached on WhatsApp by the after hours contact ending in 7191 Suraj can help resolve issues such as: - Room not cleaned at check in Thank you for your quick responsiveness, I'll be happy to stay here next time.

The hotel's location is ideal, easy to find, and close to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. There are many brand-name shops and restaurants nearby, offering a wide variety of choices, and it's also very convenient for late-night snacks. The hotel room facilities are good, with air conditioning and plenty of hot water in the bathroom. The common areas are spacious, suitable for large gatherings. The reception service is excellent. Highly recommended!

Spacious room and bathroom for Hong Kong and friendly welcoming staff with lots of local recommendations for food and things to do. Cool room design, highly recommend for a short trip.

This hostel is super convenient, located right in Tsim Sha Tsui. Just exit A1 from the MTR and cross the road, and you're there! I stayed in room 1302 of Haiphong Mansion. The owner who checked me in was incredibly kind, friendly, and genuinely caring. On the first day, she arranged for us to stay on the 9th floor in an 8-person room. The beds were clean, and the bedding was comfortable. It's definitely my top choice for accommodation when visiting Hong Kong.

Facilities: There's a free shuttle bus up to the hostel, or you can take a taxi, or even walk – all very convenient. Hygiene: Clean and hygienic. Environment: The night view is absolutely stunning! You can see the entire Victoria Harbour night view without any obstructions, and it's so quiet and peaceful – perfect for enjoying life! Service: There's a free kitchen available for cooking.

You get what you paid for. For that price. It's considered ok for that location with that kind of arrangement. HK is known for space scarcity and high price. Many shops nearby. Phone shop at ground floor selling various second hand phones with reasonable price. Many food shops available. Opposite got ladies market. Pity The receptionist. The working environment and the amount of pressure for a period of long time had turned her into emotionally and mentally unstable person with frequent up & down for no reason. You give phone or passport, she kind of throw back to you. You speak English, she speak mandarin, you speak mandarin, she speak English. Pity her, nobody to help her. Maybe she even not getting her pay properly. Who knows. So don't focus on her, focus on your purpose, that's a bed for you. She is IT expert will WhatsApp to you all the passwords and bed details. Make your life pretty easy.

Great location, very convenient for transportation and lots of food options. Easy to get anywhere. Downstairs and nearby, there are delicious wonton noodles, fish ball soup, pizza, and more. It's also convenient to take a taxi to Victoria Peak, and close to Causeway Bay and Lan Kwai Fong. The location is truly excellent!