Temple Street Hostel Reviews

The hotel was in pathetic condition don’t ever book this hotel the rooms was soo dirty and foul smell was coming from everywhere and there was no security guard noo sence of security moreover the hotel iss connected with many diff activities MY SUGGESTION IS A BIG NOO

The twin room ,I was the bedsheets were not changed,you could smell the cigarettes smoke on pillow cases and there was hair on bed sheets. Other hostels they supply adapter in the rooms but this one don’t.The ceiling was leaking near the door.There is no hot water and I didn’t see the hair blower.The toilet doesn’t flash. No toothbrush just one drying towel. This hotel has good location nearby the MTR and some restaurants,banks etc. It also has a good window view.It does have tight security. The owner doesn’t respond fast to messages.

Pls tell to the lobby girl Give a little instructions about your hotel policy or any way to settle the customer problem it was a horible moment yesterday. Me and my 2 friends Total of 3people I book double bed room for 2 adults and i know it because im planning just add on what price of 1 person because we just need to put some ore luggage and other things and explain that we are not going to stay whole day because we stay whole night exploring hk .. but she only said "NO YOU CANNOT 3 PERSON IN 3 ROOM" (with an attitude tone) YOU CANNOT CHECK INN JUST CANCEL YOUR BOOKING, even though im willing to pay more for just a luggage stay whole night.. She didnt suggest large room and strongly advice me to cancel the book even i paid already online.. so nightmare yesterday. I decided to book other nearby hotel room just for her peace of mind.. my god Terrible experience

Very nice the owner

Again , check in time is bit late at 3:00pm, just don’t understand the reason why…

Near MTR and convenience stores, restaurants. OK for a budget room in the area.

clean

Yau Ma Tei has a more local flavor. There are many historical buildings here, such as Yau Ma Tei Theatre, Yau Ma Tei Police Station and Yau Ma Tei Water Pumping Station Dormitory (red brick house). In addition, there are fruit stalls, a jade market and the Yau Ma Tei Recreation Park commonly known as Banyan Tree Tau, all of which are very unique.

The hotel is average, but it is convenient. The subway station is nearby, and there are many night markets. The place must be small, but clean and well-organized. It is noisy, but it is OK.

I have been staying in this hotel for more than a week. I don't want to move out for convenience, so I have to endure the slow water flow from the water pipe. No basic facilities like TV to watch! But what’s more, there is water leakage in the corridor and lobby, and even a WhatsApp call to the proprietress has not received any reply. It’s really a bit excessive! 🥲

The room was generally quite clean. Although it is small, the basic facilities are complete. Good review! The landlord is Indian and can communicate in English! I took a few photos specially, as shown in the pictures!

Very good. Come on.

The room was small, that's all, but I actually saw Xiaoqiang. The bed took me back to the wooden beds I slept on in the 1970s. The quilt cover is disposable, there are no towels, and the bath towel is also disposable. The most annoying thing was that there was no one at the front desk, so I had to stand at the stairs and wait for an hour. The only advantage is that it is next to Temple Street, which is more lively at night.

This is a black hotel. Guests were asked to move to another place immediately without prior notice. They can no longer stay in the Huafeng Building on 2/F. If they refuse to accept other places to stay, they can call the police immediately! Toilet paper also has to be chased several times to get it first, just like begging! no improvement at all He rented it to guests without hesitation without checking the facilities in the room! 😩