Hong Kong Holiday Guest House

Although the hotel is small, it's very clean and well-equipped. It's also quiet at night, and the location is excellent for easy travel. The front desk staff was very warm and attentive. The price is affordable, highly recommended!

I really liked the place. Even though it's small, it's worth the price, and best of all, it was very clean which is the most important thing, and the staff was very friendly! I would definitely return.

This hotel in Chungking Mansions, I didn't realize it was run by Indians. I thought communication might be difficult, but the owner was incredibly friendly and took great care of me during my stay. The room wasn't dirty at all; though small, it had everything: air conditioning and a private bathroom. Downstairs, you can even experience the South Asian market vibe. For budget backpackers, this is a worthwhile option to consider, and I can personally vouch for it.

I really enjoyed my stay. The location is great, and the room, though small, was clean. I'll definitely come back.

I booked a single bed, but they upgraded me to a double bed! They were super friendly, and even helped me when I couldn't figure out how to close the door. The location in Tsim Sha Tsui is also great, so you won't have any trouble with access!

The rooms vary; some have windows (with a huge air conditioner), and others don't (but they have ventilation, a good AC, and a ceiling fan). It wasn't stuffy at all. Hot water was always available (if you ran out, just turn on the heater). In the hallway, there's a water cooler and dishes. The room has a bed, a small table, and a fridge. Towels can be exchanged. The staff is very responsive. Downstairs, it's typical Asia – you don't bother anyone, and no one bothers you. The location is superb, with many currency exchange offices nearby.

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Downstairs on the second floor is Sa Sa, which is very convenient for buying cosmetics. Above Sa Sa is Cafe de Coral, a Hong Kong fast-food chain, where the prices are cheaper than local eateries and the food is delicious. You can even pay with WeChat Pay. Although the hotel room is a bit small, and the air conditioning is a noisy window-mounted unit, which is standard for older Hong Kong buildings, the advantage is the low price. It has its own private bathroom and disposable toiletries. Some windows can be opened, but the noise from the surrounding AC units is even louder as they are all concentrated together. So, in Hong Kong, if you want a comfortable stay, you'd need a hotel costing over HKD 1000.