Hostels in Hong Kong, China

Pros: ① Just a few hundred meters walk to Victoria Harbour and the Avenue of Stars for amazing night views. ② Direct bus A21 right across the street takes you to the airport and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge port for Macau. ③ Super convenient for getting around by foot or public transport from downstairs. ④ My first time staying in a youth hostel, and it was an unforgettable experience. I've attached photos with directions from Tsim Sha Tsui D1 MTR exit to the hotel elevator, hoping it helps future guests avoid a difficult search. For this location, the value for money is simply unbeatable.

A simple and practical hotel great for a short stay Overall, this is a good and clean hotel, especially if you are staying in Hong Kong for a short trip. The room is quite small, so this is definitely something to keep in mind. If you are traveling as a couple, I would strongly recommend choosing two separate beds. The beds are quite narrow, and sharing one would probably be uncomfortable. We realized this right away and decided to take two separate beds, which worked much better for us. The room is too small for a proper desk or much additional furniture, so it is not really designed for spending a lot of time inside. For a short stay, however, it is perfectly fine. One thing I really liked was the air conditioning - it worked very well. There is also a ceiling fan that can be switched on separately, which is a nice little extra. The hot-water heater and bathroom exhaust fan can also be controlled separately, and even the power outlets can be switched on and off individually. Everything is quite practical and customizable. The staff were friendly and helpful, and they explained all the facilities and features available in the room. There is also free drinking water available in the corridor. Personally, I didn’t really like the taste and decided to buy bottled water instead. Interestingly, bottled water from the small shop downstairs was much cheaper than buying drinks at 7-Eleven, where prices for food and beverages can be surprisingly high. The room itself was clean and tidy, although I did notice a few small stains on the bed linen. They also provide disposable toothbrushes and some very unusual towels. They are not traditional fabric towels, they come individually packaged and feel more like a thick piece of gauze. It’s definitely unusual, but surprisingly, they absorb water quite well. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for a short stay in Hong Kong, especially if you mainly need a clean and functional place to sleep. The room is simply too small for a long stay, particularly for a couple, but for a few nights it works very well. Simple, clean, practical, and reasonably comfortable. just make sure you are prepared for the very limited space.

First off, I want to say I wasn't paid or given anything for this review. I'm just genuinely raving about YC Hostel. I stayed here for four days and it was great. Hygiene, Environment: Excellent. Each room has its own bathroom, and there are lockers and curtains. Everything else you'd expect is also there. Facilities: Superb. There's a fridge, basic cooking utensils, and common areas. Security is tight; you need to swipe your card to use the elevator to go upstairs, and the stairs are usually locked, so no outsiders can get in. Service: They don't discriminate against mainlanders. My water heater broke, and the owner came up to fix it after one phone call, though it didn't get fully repaired (haha). The staff members were all respectful and polite, treating foreigners and mainlanders with the same courtesy. Summary: I'll definitely be back next time.

The front desk staff inexplicably asked me to leave a good review even before I checked in. After I finally checked in, I found out I was assigned to an upper bunk, which was okay, I guess. But I think they could do a better job with safety measures. There's no safety rail on the upper bunk, and it would be really bad if someone rolled off. That's just my safety suggestion. When I checked out in the morning, it was quite an eye-opener. They tried to give me back Hong Kong dollars for the 100 RMB deposit I paid last night, but I pointed it out and they did return the correct amount. And just as the reviews mentioned, they charged a cleaning fee, which was over 20 yuan.

The location is perfect. After entering the building, you need to take the elevator (on the left) to the reception on the 16th floor, which operates 24/7. They took a 100 HKD deposit. The room is very small. There are both European and American power outlets, a fan, and air conditioning. The room smelled of smoke, and at 170 cm tall, I barely fit in the bed, having to bend my legs while sleeping. The duvet cover smelled like a sour rag, and condensation constantly dripped from the air conditioner unit outside the window, making a very audible 'drip-drip-drip' sound in the room. There were also some small flies constantly in the room.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's just a short walk from the A21 airport bus stop, and you can easily catch the bus to the airport from right around the corner. It's right in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, with the MTR station just a few steps away, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient. Victoria Harbour is also just a short stroll ahead. The hotel owner, his wife, and the staff are all incredibly nice. I arrived early and, seeing how hot it was, decided to rest a bit before heading out. To my surprise, the front desk staff allowed me to check in early! Furthermore, when I was out on an errand and ended up checking out over an hour late, the owner was very understanding and kindly extended my check-out time. In a place like Hong Kong, where every inch is precious, this was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. The owner and staff are genuinely kind and humane, which is truly rare 🌹🌹. The room was very clean, though a bit small, and had no strange odors. Plus, the outlets didn't require an adapter, which was super convenient for me as a traveler from mainland China, especially since I'd forgotten mine. All in all, this is a hotel with a human touch, an exceptionally good location, and excellent cleanliness. I'll definitely stay here again next time. Thank you to the owner and staff!

We were very happy with our stay at the Hygge hotel. The location is very convenient, close to the metro station and it was easy to explore the city. Our room was very small, only 9 square meters with no wardrobes so it was a bit crowded for 2 people and a bit annoying but we only stayed 2 nights so it was tolerable. The big positive side for us was the shower !!!! We realised that it is very difficult to find an accommodation with a decent price in Hong Kong with separate shower so this was a big plus for us. The room although very small, had a nice view and we could see the tall buildings and there night show. Moreover the hotel offers complimentary unlimited water, tea and coffee and the staff are very friendly and nice.

The front desk and the room are not in the same area, the front desk is in A, and the room is in D. People arrived late, Peter at the front desk was very enthusiastic, and he also upgraded the independent guard and introduced the details of the stay. like

Relatively easy to get to, with easy communication with the Guesthouse owners. The location is great- right in front of the Kowloon mosque which was great for us, indicating availability of halal food nearby. Within walking distance of the mtr, tourist attractions and shops (7e is right below). We took the Cityliner from the airport and got dropped off at the nearest stop which was great! Room was super tight, with small bathroom with a shower head right above the toilet. The toilet doors required some manoeuvring because it could close but was somewhat disconnected from each sliding panel (with evidence of some bugs stuck between the panels, I can understand, in rather hard to reach places).Otherwise, clean enough room and very quiet. Enough space under the beds to store luggage but otherwise, just enough space around the room for a single person to walk about, so we had to take turns and mostly sat on our beds. For very short stays, seems like a good place.

I've booked here many times. They clean thoroughly every day, so it's much cleaner than the other hostels I've stayed at here in Hong Kong. There's water and a kettle available outside of the rooms. While the owner and workers are quite accommodating, they only really speak Cantonese and Mandarin, so just be prepared for that.