Inns in Hong Kong, China

I was really skeptical about staying at this budget hotel but it surpassed expectations. This was a booking made at the last minute as the other hotels we usually stay at were very very expensive on that particular night. Be prepared for really tiny rooms and a miniscule bathroom. Between the room door and the bed there was no space to lay down and open a standard 24” suitcase. Had to place my suitcase on the bed to be able to open it. If I stretched my arms out at 90 degrees I could touch both walls of the bathroom - it's a tiny square with just enough space to stand in one place and shower with the toilet and sink right in front of your body. The shower head was actually placed right above the toilet which was a first for me but if you are not too fussy it's manageable. You don't get any bath, face or hand towels - it's all one time use disposable stuff made from non-woven fibers - again a first for me in a hotel. But having said that it was still decent value for money. I paid less than half of what I would have paid at one of the hotels I regularly stay at. The staff were extremely polite and helpful. When I returned to collect my bag they just looked up and pointed straight at my bag amongst a pile of suitcases without any luggage ticket. Location is outstanding - in the heart of TST with the MTR station just across the road - very very convenient.

I booked a single room, and I've stayed here before. The location is absolutely fantastic, right in a building on Lock Road next to Nathan Road. It's incredibly convenient for transport. You can walk to Victoria Harbour, K11, Harbour City, and other malls. For the return trip to the airport, the A21 bus goes directly there. Plus, the street downstairs is full of snack stalls and delicious food.

The hotel's location is super convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Yau Ma Tei Station Exit D, and Exit C is also very close, just across the street. The front desk is on the 7th floor, and the staff are all really nice. The room was clean and tidy, with good amenities like a safe and a mini-fridge. The bathroom had a wet/dry separation, with mouthwash cups and towels, but toiletries aren't complimentary (you can buy them). Soundproofing is just okay; you can hear people talking or doors opening/closing in the hallway. However, it gets pretty quiet late at night once people stop coming and going, so it didn't affect my sleep. The area around the hotel is also bustling, with plenty of places to eat and shop. For the price, it offers good value for money.

This hotel offers a fantastic experience! The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making me feel very welcome. The hotel itself was spotless, with a cozy and comfortable atmosphere that felt just like home. It's excellent value for money and I highly recommend it!

This guest house is well situated with shops and restaurants all around and the best part is that it is close to the West Kowloon train station. The rooms are clean and the place is quiet. Very compact though but efficient. Just bear in mind to get your own water or water bottle that the receptionist can fill for you.

I had heard that hotels in Hong Kong were small and expensive, but this hotel completely exceeded my expectations. It was very clean, and the room was larger than I anticipated, even featuring a big and a small bed. Plus, the large window offered a great view directly onto Nathan Road. I'm very satisfied.

This is my third time staying at the Kam Mun and the location is just unbeatable! I've successfully recommended it to another friend. It's perfectly situated between Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei, with Mannings, Matsumoto Kiyoshi, Langham Place, and Sasa all nearby. It's super convenient to drop off your shopping at the hotel and then head back out. It's also close to the Broadway Cinematheque, and a city walk around Sham Shui Po is easily accessible. Tsim Sha Tsui and Central are just one MTR line away, and there's a bus stop right outside the building! Even though I didn't get to see OOR live as planned, I still had a fantastic time on my long-awaited trip to Hong Kong! The owner and the ladies are as warm and attentive as ever. Wishing them all the best with their business, see you next time~

The hotel's sign was really small, and I spent a while looking for it in the vicinity. I hope the hotel can add a horizontal sign. The front desk lady was very helpful. The room facilities were complete, and although the area was small, it was a good experience and I could easily open my suitcase. Trip.com stated that a deposit was required, so I specifically exchanged 500 HKD, but they didn't collect it upon check-in. I hope the hotel can update their check-in requirements.

This hostel is super easy to find! There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, and Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Exit A1 is just across the street. The street itself is bustling with shops like Muji, Donki, Sasa, and Sakura. Above the hostel is Kowloon Park, which is a big plus for anyone wanting to snap photos of the fountains – it's literally a step away! The popular Mong Kok Cafe is also only about 150 meters away. Just a heads up, you'll need to walk into the alley next to Haiphong Mansion, and there's no elevator, so be prepared to carry your luggage up to the 2nd floor. The room was surprisingly quiet, and the bathroom and shower were perfectly adequate. The air conditioning runs all day, which is great. Overall, fantastic value for money for a hostel!

It feels like jump into the middle of Hong Kong movie. Everything is cool and the extravagant outside scenery of high buildings, it reminds me the news dealing the life of Hong Kong people. They were enduring their daily life staying at really tiny piece of room so called 'chicken box', yet could not leave this city to spare their own surrounders. The great difference exists between the two places one for taking a rest and the other for spending money. I believe it stands out the identity of this city, and the reason which makes Hong Kong be loved by all around the world simultaneously. Room condition for the 'Hong Kong Mansion' was pretty not bad, actually it's really hard to find another case with the same price. The managers of this building can speake english, so there's no difficulty to communicate with the foreigners just like me. Also, you can enjoy for luxury shopping since it is located in the central of shopping street literally.