Hostels in Hong Kong, China

We enjoy our stay in Swiss hotel.. The renter is very intertaining and lend us some socket and they clean our room everyday 😚 the location is very accessible to Mrt , fast food, money changer

The is called a Youth Hostel, though if you are a more mature person looking for a cheap ensuite room to stay in , then this is the place for you. If you have booked a private room you will not be experiencing any type of hostel vibe if you do not wish and will not be disturbed by groups of backpackers. Apart from check in, you will get the elevator straight to your floor view it just as a cheap hotel. If you are a backpacker looking for a cheap and convenient place to stay , then this is for you. If you are the type of backpacker who is looking for the upbeat, energetic vibe, this is not one of those places…though there are posters up related to pub crawls, activities and tours. There is a small common area in the receptions area with a small kitchen corner, some books and games. Several reviews have commented on small beds: ordinary people live in very cramped conditions in HK and furniture sizes reflect this so beds are unlikely to be comfortable for tall people as budget accommodation is unlikely to pay extra to purchase atypical bed sizes. Hong Kong is always ranked within the top 2 of the cities with high cost of living. This is a very good bargain for Hong Kong. I stayed in a private ensuite room and in the past I have paid more for less, both in HK and elsewhere. I am going to San Franscisco soon and am paying the same price for less nights and a shared bathroom.

The staff is very sweet and welcoming. The location is also very close to the station. The capsule is just perfect it has dim lights, charging ports, do not disturb signs and it’s super clean. The bathrooms have hair dryers, give you health kit. It’s just perfect. However, to store the luggage you need to what’s app them and pay 55 HKD via the link they sent.

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.

I was on a long layover in Hong Kong and I ended up booking a room last minute in Mong Kok, so that I could spend a couple of hours strolling around Kowloon and enjoying some local food. I thought this capsule hotel would be easy to find as it's on Nathan Rd, however it took quite long for me to find the actual building, correct entrance and lift (no clear signs downstairs). The worst part though was finding out there's an online self check-in before entering the hotel. It was taking me so much time to connect, call and figure out how to do it as there's no staff in the hotel (only someone who can be reached by phone). The second part of the check-in was even more confusing for someone arriving tired after a long flight. Luckily enough there was a Thai guest who was kind enough to help me out. I'm not sure if I could have sorted it out if he wasn't there. I believe there should always be a staff member available for convenience and safety. The capsule itself was clean and comfortable. If I remember correctly, male and female bathrooms were not divided.

Oh my gosh, I had the BEST time at this hostel! Seriously, it was an absolute dream. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I was part of the family. The staff? They were an absolute game - changer! Whenever I was scratching my head, stuck on something, or just feeling a bit lost, they'd swoop in like superheroes. They were always there with a huge smile, ready to offer a helping hand, whether it was giving me tips on the best local spots to eat, helping me figure out the bus routes, or just chatting and making me feel at home. I can't even begin to tell you how much their kindness and willingness to help made my stay so special. If you're looking for a place that feels like a warm hug, this is it!

Your revised review looks great! It’s clear, detailed, and captures the positive aspects of your stay. Here’s a slightly tweaked version to make it flow even more smoothly: We booked a long-term stay at K&B Hostel for two people, with a room featuring two twin beds, and we were very pleased with our experience. The room was spotless and well-maintained throughout our stay, which was a big plus. Despite the compact space, it was comfortable and met all our basic needs. A standout feature of our stay was the hospitality of Becky, the hostel owner. She was incredibly friendly and always quick to respond to any questions or requests, which made our stay that much more enjoyable. The only minor downside was the exhaust fan in the bathroom—it’s a bit noisy, but it wasn’t a huge issue for us. It was manageable and didn’t affect our overall comfort. Given the affordable price and the welcoming atmosphere, we were very satisfied with our stay. If you’re looking for a clean, budget-friendly place with a friendly host, K&B Hostel is an excellent option in Hong Kong. I’d definitely recommend it to friends and families. This version keeps all your original points but tightens up some phrasing. Let me know if you want any more tweaks!

we are a group of 3 friends. Pros: - the beds were comfy and the pillows are good, they didnt give us stiff necks. - the location was perfect too! it is literally a few steps away from TST train station exit D2. - strong and reliable wifi connection - the inside of the room was clean but the building/the hallway going to the room, not so much. - the AC was cold and the comforter kept us warm - the service was really good! someone went to the room to deliver the towels and the bath and shower gel just after i sent a request via WhatsApp. Cons: - the surrounding area is kinda ghetto. - the bathroom it was too cramped - one step, you're in the half-sized bath tub, one step and youre on the toilet seat. also, the sink cannot fit 2 hands. haha - i hope they change the wallpapers because they're already disintegrating. -i hope they can also clean the duvet because if you check the linens, they are clean on the outside but you can see stains on the inside (duvet) as you ”raise” the comforter as you get on the bed.

I feel extremely lucky to have found this little gem in Hong Kong. The dorms are extremely well laid out, with plenty of space for the suitcase and personal belongings. The bedrooms and bathrooms are sparkling clean, the common areas are cosy, there's everything you need in terms of kitchen utensils, the water pressure in the showers is amazing, the rooftop is a really place to hang out in the evenings, and most of all, the host Patricia makes you feel at home. I got there solo, and after a few nights I'm leaving with a bunch of friends. This place certainly has a magical power 😊

This hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the price/performance ratio is high. It was a very satisfying stay. There is a popular tea shop downstairs, and it takes 15 minutes to walk to Victoria Harbour.