Hostels in Hong Kong, China

This hotel offers great value for money. I went alone during Chinese New Year, and it was the cheapest option I could find in a decent location (excluding Chungking Mansions). However, I'd recommend booking directly there rather than online, as it might be even cheaper. The location is incredibly convenient, but the bathroom facilities are quite basic and a bit difficult for washing, though still manageable.

Location: Right next to the Broadway Cinematheque, and within walking distance of West Kowloon Station. Perfect for catching a movie. Environment: For a single room costing around 300 for a night, I didn't have high expectations. However, there was a damp smell in the room, and behind the curtain on the windowsill, there was a bottle of drink left by a previous guest that I didn't touch. If the cleaning staff isn't careful, future guests might also find this bottle of lemon tea. Facilities: The hot water seemed to be provided by a small water heater. Unless it's summer and absolutely necessary to shower, I really didn't want to use this bathroom. The hostel provides disposable towels and a hairdryer, but you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, slippers, and other toiletries. Overall, accommodation in Hong Kong isn't great value for money. But if you're only staying for a night or two and the location works for you, I'd still recommend it.

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!

For a compact budget room, in the Nathan Road Kowloon area that was probably the best value that I've encountered and I've stayed in a few.

I mean you get everything whatever you’re paying for location is spot on and also Jenson on reception such a helping guy he assisted me a lot he always there whenever you need him with a great smile on his face and helping attitude.

The location is super great. You’ll see restaurants nearby. Bakehouse is just few steps away from Haiphong Mansion. There’s a michellin restaurant as well and everything you need. TST MTR is just in front of the hostel. The host is very friendly. Tho they don’t speak well in english but they did their best to accommodate and help me. They even allow my luggage to stay at the 13th floor for more than 8 hours for free. Usually they only allow it for 4 hours. After 4 hours you need to pay for it. That’s what I understand. Anyways, I will book this place again once I’ll get back to HKG. Thanksss

This was my first time staying at a hostel in Hong Kong, and I chose Mei Ho House. Overall, it was a great experience! The 8-bed female dorm was more spacious than I expected, although there were no curtains for the beds, so privacy was a bit lacking. The mattress was quite comfortable. With so many people, some didn't mind their speaking volume, which made it a bit noisy. The common areas were very clean, and the shower had strong water pressure and stable hot water, which exceeded my expectations. The location is convenient, very close to Sham Shui Po MTR station, and there are plenty of food options nearby. The most unique feature is that it retains the traces of a historic building, with an exhibition hall on the first floor, giving it a lot of character. The staff were enthusiastic and patient, and the check-in instructions were clear. I would consider staying here again on my next trip to Hong Kong!

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.

This is my third time staying at this hostel, and the manager and staff are as lovely as ever. The weather was fantastic this time, and I got to see a spectacular sunset – truly stunning and incredibly satisfying. Every visit brings a new experience. I hope to come back for a holiday here every year! Highly recommended!

Tung Chung - 2 nights - private double room Expectation/Reality: this is the only provider of accommodation in the area so expectations need to be managed. They have the ability to essentially set terms, so the negative reviews here are likely from the folks who didn’t read the find print. The photos match the space very well. However the hostel reached out over what’s app a number of days before the booking asking for the $150 membership fee and $500 deposit, which I was not comfortable providing until arrival, however the hostel was okay with that. Security: very good, there is a gate lock and a lock to the door, very safe. Hygiene: overall very clean, no concerns. Hospitality: the check in and out process is all over what’s app, so you are at the mercy of how responsive they are which can be frustration when trying to get in. Once you are in, it’s fine. Social Atmosphere: good social spaces. Overall: given they essentially have a monopoly on accommodation in the area. It’s a pretty good spot. I accidentally broke the key and they came and fixed it the next day, but took off $50 from the deposit. So handle the keys gently. Over pretty good place.