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This was a nice hotel to stay in. The view from our room was great. Room is small but was comfortable enough to stay in. Location is good for that side of the harbour and close to the train station which makes it easy to get around to anywhere else you need to go. There is a market a few streets back and easy access to shopping centre across the street and the boardwalk along the harbour and under the freeway. I would like to add more photos as they were great, but Trip.com makes it too hard. I'm not spending all my time trying to reduce the size of my photos so they can be uploaded here.

As a frequent traveler to Hong Kong, I’d say this hostel is my top favorite as of the moment and we’re already planning to book again for our next year travel back to HK. Location-wise, it’s the best. Walking distance to the harbour, nearby malls like Silvercord, K11 Art Mall, Mira Mall, and Harbour City, surrounded by restaurants and fast food chains, a grocery in front, and two MTR exits (A1 with lift and escalators going up and down, and A2 with escalator going up and stairs). It is also few blocks away from Bakehouse (😆). In terms of room size for 3 pax, it’s livable and pretty spacious as compared to our room on the 9th floor last year 🤭 from the same building. We have 5 luggages - 2 carry ons and three medium check-in luggages, and yet there’s still space for the mini table and chair and we still have space to move inside the room. I love their big glass windows which give us the best view of Nathan Road. They also offer water refilling dispenser which is a big saver because bottled waters in HK are pretty expensive! Stayed here for 6 nights and got new towels everyday after the room has been cleaned, and bottled water replenishes. Rooms are clean and looks the same as advertised in the pictures. Only cons I would say is that the shower area doesn’t have a door or divider so water splashes everywhere and floor gets flooded, but still tolerable. I would also like to suggest having a microwave for food reheating. 😁 aside from that, everything you need is here. In terms of room rates, price is okay and expected for HK standard; still cheaper than booking a hotel room from known hotels in this location which would also require security deposit. As for this hostel, no need for security deposit. Thanks to Trip.com and was able to get an early bird rate for this room. For security concerns, the building has security personnels when you enter, CCTVs are working in elevators and specific areas, hostel floor is secured with passcode which can only be opened with guest keycards. Room security doors are also up-to-date or modern. I love it!! Kudos also to Filipina housekeepers for being so approachable, helpful and kind to us during our stay. While the boss is very hands on in reaching out in WeChat for any concerns and also provided guide around the area and tourist attractions. SUPER RECOMMENDED!!! Loved and enjoyed our stay. We already miss the view. See you again next year! 🩷

The decoration is very new and it is very comfortable to live in. It is very good and cost-effective. The transportation is also very convenient and it is very close to Victoria Harbour.

Located in the heart of the shopping district in Mong Kok. Stone throw away from Ladies Market and also Sneaker Street, with plenty of food options around. Room is decently big for its price point around the area. Not forgetting the nice view (if you stay high up)

Super good serviced apartment, already considered very cost-effective in Hong Kong. The service is also very good, cleaned regularly, and problems will be solved at any time.

Located on a quiet street near the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, with many (overpriced/touristy) restaurants around it. About a 5 minute walk from the A-1 exit at Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, but almost double walking distance for the East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. The closest supermarket is a Park n Shop International in a basement on Peking Road. The hotel is quite easy to find with signage and reception on the ground floor. Service is friendly with good English. Two keycards are usually provided per room. Luggage storage is comprehensive and every bag is logged. The building itself is quite narrow - but there are only 3 rooms per floor, so the room sizes are quite decent for Hong Kong standards. Unfortunately it seems that this particular building has been dealing with moisture issues with some time. There was a heavy mould smell in the assigned room, the staff organised a room change the next day but were only able to give a choice between two other rooms with the same type of smell - one with the same amount of smell, and one with less smell but a smaller room. We swapped to the smaller room. To combat the moisture, every room has a dehumidifier included - remember to empty the water when you get there, and check every day, leaving it on when you leave the room. Room was not dirty per se, but many areas could do with a deep clean - mould along the silicone on the sink, around the shower, heavy dust build up in the vents and air conditioner, and bubbling paint on the ceiling. Bed was comfortable though a little smaller than a Queen size mattress. Mini fridge, kettle and microwave are included. The shampoo/conditioner/lotion are quite good. Bathroom water pressure was fine. Overall a good stay, but maybe stay away if you are sensitive to smells. On my next trip I think I'll stay near Wan Chai or North Point (HK Island) instead, where everything is a lot cheaper and less touristy.

This hotel is old, the room didn't feel clean but that could be due to the age. However the wallpaper next to the bed was filthy, I bought wet wipes to clean it myself... Apart from that the room is tiny. Doesn't feel value for money but then again it's Hk and prices are high. Location wise it'd great, but I can only recommend this hotel if you're really strapped for cash.

There was a smoking zone right next to the ground floor entrance which was very irritating and bad for nonsmokers like us. Wash basin a bit too small. Breakfast very poor. Could just provide freshly baked bread, jam, boiled or fried eggs will do. Tea and coffee also taste terrible. Other than that consider good.

So glad I chose to stay at the Ibis!   The room was big enough for 2, and very affordable for HongKong.   The AC was cold, the beds comfy and the showers hot.   Location was unbeatable, esp. a 5-minute walk to the A11 Airport shuttle, which runs every 20 mins!   Close to bus and subway stops.   Sheung Wan area is busy, with many restaurants and shops.   The staff was professional and helpful, though not fluent in English.   Breakfast was good, though long lines during peak hours before 9 AM. but staff helped to move people in/out fast.   It's a good choice, at a very reasonable rate, and I will stay there again on my next HK trip.

The hotel’s location is its best feature, right next to Chungking Mansions—great for Indian and Asian travelers, with a bus stop at the entrance. However, the rooms and bathrooms are very small, the AC runs continuously without heating options, and essentials like blankets or slippers must be requested in person as calls to reception go unanswered. Overall, excellent location but basic amenities and service leave much to be desired.