Hong Kong Hostels

My favourite place to stay in Hong Kong. The rooms are clean, modern, and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly and organised, and the hostel has a kitchen, a communal area with outdoor seating, and a laundry room (washing and drying cost around 60 HKD at the time). Food places and shops are right around the corner, and public transport to the city centre or other parts of HK is close by. Fun fact: the building was originally one of the first public housing projects in Hong Kong, built in the 1950s, and it was also awarded with Honourable Mention by UNESCO in 2015. There’s even a museum dedicated to its history right across from the hostel entrance.

I recently stayed at ZiXin during my visit to Hong Kong, and it exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly, making check-in a breeze. The room was spacious and very clean. The location was perfect, close to the metro station, which made exploring the city so convenient. Overall, my experience at ZiXin was nothing short of amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong and can’t wait to return!

Carnation Hotel is a very nice and affordable place to stay. The rooms are very clean and comfortable! The staff are all very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend staying here

The location is very good. When you walk out of the entrance on the first floor, you are directly opposite the MTR Zuo Dun Station (but there is no elevator at this entrance). There is a supermarket or a newsstand downstairs. It is super convenient. It is only one stop away from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR. , it is very close to the pier and Kowloon Park. We always walked and went shopping. It is also very close to Temple Street. The functions nearby are very good and convenient. The youth hostel is located on the 12th to 13th floors of Huafeng Building. The 13th floor is the service counter and some rooms. Our room is on the 12th floor. You need an access card to enter and exit. You also need an access card to enter the room. After entering, you need to insert the access card to turn on the power. Enter the card slot on the wall and all electrical appliances will be activated. This time I happened to encounter that the elevators of Huafeng Building were under maintenance. Three of the four elevators (two on the high floor and two on the low floor) were under maintenance. Only one elevator on the high floor was left for use, so it was necessary during peak hours. There is a queue, and the elevator can only carry seven people at a time. If the elevator is overweight, it will scream immediately, and you need to wait for the next one. Wah Fung Building is a very traditional Hong Kong building, which is very popular for filming movies. There are various buildings in this building. There are all kinds of units, whether they are various medical institutions, various companies, or hotels and restaurants. Our room is a family room with twin beds, which is somewhat similar to the twin beds in Japan, so the two big It's barely enough for two children, but it might feel more crowded if it's four adults. There's a large space under the bed to put suitcases, otherwise the aisle can only open a large suitcase, otherwise there's no space to move it around. Our room was right next to the window on the outside of the building, but it felt like everyone's separate air-conditioning units were installed outside our window. The air-conditioning unit was really noisy on the first night. Even our whole family, who are very good sleepers, actually slept until midnight. When I was woken up, I wanted to change rooms the next day. So if you are a light sleeper, I really don’t recommend it. There is a TV in the room, and the bathroom is also very mini, with towels and bath towels included. We stayed for three nights and were asked if we needed to be cleaned every day. We said no, and they only provided garbage. Bag, told us that we can pack the garbage and put it at the door when we go out every day, and there is a shared small refrigerator outside the door. There is a bus directly to the airport downstairs. We took the bus to the airport back and forth, which was very convenient. If we take the MTR, we need to transfer to the Airport MRT. So the direct bus to the airport is super convenient. And the service staff are super nice and polite. It’s a pretty good place to stay.

Unbeatable sea view, but the wind is quite strong. The public kitchen is large and well-equipped. The public toilet is also hygienic. There are many people staying during the Spring Festival. The staff is kind and friendly.

Excellent location in that it is near alot of shops and restaurants. I liked how it has a place where guests can sit down and tables to do things. I like how it has a kitchen where guests can cook their own food and has filtered water where guests can fill their own bottles. Hotel was very fair about things that you can and cannot do. Room was very spacious considering how limited and small Hong Kong is. I was in room 1003 on the 10th floor. The only bad thing that I had to deal with at this place was this long term stay guests that was probably around his late 50's and early 60's that was behaving irrationally towards me when I was taking a shower by knocking on the door and using swear words saying I was taking too long when I just got in there and started. I only had to wash my hair and face which wasn't too long. It's not like he had to use the shower next after me and it's not his frekkin place. He must be dealing with a lot of personnel problems that's probably driving him nuts and causing him to become crazy and irrational like this. I know he's dealing with health problems because I overheard him talking to one of the workers when I was doing my own thing on my bed and he was talking about some operation he had to go through. I believe his religion was Catholic. Must be stressful for him having to deal with the high cost of living in Hong Kong.

economically great for family travellers, good location as it is accessible to night market, MTR and surrounded with malls and restaurants but inside hostel is quiet and can rest peacefully.  the only comment i had is some guests still insist to smoke even there are restrictions.

The impressive is that it’s one of the best hostels in Hongkong, suitable for solo travelers to stay and enjoy all the convenient environment and facilities. It is located in the center of Argyle Street, filled with nightlife and Carter's shops for all your dream needs and fun. Thanks to the staff Mr. Wai for his efforts. Look forward to seeing you soon

The room was clean, but the smell of sewage? The toilet smelled very bad. I told the hotel and they cleaned it, but it smelled again the next day. The beds are clean, the room is quite small. I complained because the people in the room next to mine were partying until 8am and their voices were too loud. May not be recommended for nervous people. Accessibility is excellent.

Highly recommended but beds are no goo. Way to hard and firm they need to change the mattresses