Travelers Reviews of Hong Kong Hotels

Nap Hella Inn
6.9/5134 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I think this is one cool model for all the hostels to learn. Not very big slot for each to sleep, but just enough. Well organized. Clean and cozy. What need to be updated, is the cables inside the slot, plug and lighting stuff. And the wooden materials is hard for my knees to withstand when climbing into it.
FOUR SEASONS HOSTEL
7.9/581 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I want to try and be balanced. I hate to give this place too much hate. I feel like they’re doing the best they can with the cards they’ve been dealt and the price reflects that. This being my first time to Hong Kong, I was not aware of what to expect price wise. That said, I want people to who read this to have more reasonable expectations than what the 4-5 star ratings want you to have. Location. I suppose it’s in a good location of the city but it’s in an apartment above a market like setup. As i walked into the building i was immediately pounced upon by individual after individual who seemed to be trying to rent me their own rooms. I had to just ignore them and keep walking. I don’t like being rude, but I’ve found this is the easiest way to escape. I never feel safe in situations like this especially late at night. The room was small and generally clean. I’ve left hotels in the past that were just horrid, this isn’t one of those. The mattress was comfortable but the bed was short. I feel the pillows and blankets were “clean “. But they were clean to the standards that I wash my own bedding. They were very white, but with some obvious stains that haven’t quite washed out, and one pillow appeared to have something like a blood stain visible through the pillow case. You will want to bring some sort of sleeping bag or liner. I was happy i had one. The bathroom had no toiletries. No soap, shampoo, bidet/paper. The toilet bowl was black inside and immediately began to smell of sewer gas as i was urinating. It leaked when i flushed it. Gave me quite a start. The stench stayed around for 10-20 minutes or so. After that i didn’t want to do anything else in the bathroom. I used a bottle of water to brush my teeth. I don’t know. If you’re looking at the outside of the building during the day, it’s what you’d expect. If you’re familiar with the cost of living in Hong Kong, it’s probably also what you’d expect at this price. If you just want a relatively clean place to sleep, and don’t want to spend a lot for hotels that reviewers say have the same issues, this will work. Just make sure you have your sleeping bag liner. For this price, I’d probably stay there again if they fixed the plumbing.
Maple Inn(Tsim Sha Tsui Store C2 EXIT)
8.3/51014 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
As I was staying for 4 nights, I was given a room which has common ammenities like a set of washing machine and dryer (which might be used to cleanup the other rooms' bedsheets after they have checked out). Room is small (no choice due to space constraints in Hong Kong). Other than the building which looks old and scary when you arrive back at the area at night, the flat / room is well-lit and looks very new. No cockroaches at the room I was given (as mentioned by some reviews) but there were a few ants here and there and I guess unavoidable due to it being a relatively old building. Most importantly, best to have a wechat acc, so you can communicate with the owner easily.
HK Hostel
7.5/5330 Reviews
Mong Kok
I had 2 nights stay at this hostel. Location are super convenience and mostly attraction places are nearby. I would advise if your height is above 5ft 7 are not advisable to take the room here as I saw a few guest regretted and requested to change the place but overall it's worth of money of the value you paid with the conveniences that you had and the owner Calvin swift responsed on the password and room details
My Inn
8.8/5697 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
I was in HK for the first time and split my stay into 2 nights in Kowloon, 1 night in Macau, and then 3 nights on HK island. Honestly, this hotel impressed me the most. Let’s get the bad points out of the way first. This hotel is a small hotel on a building that leases their floors/units/spaces to other businesses, including this hotel and other hotels within the building. There are 3 elevators, 2 of them for passengers, whereby one serves odd numbered floors and the other serves even number floors. The last elevator is for freight when required that serves all floors. This means that sometimes you have to wait an absolutely long time to get back to your room. However, I also visited Chungking Mansion (another similar hotel building), and there it was so much worse so it’s not too bad here. Now to the good points, and there are a lot. The hotel room was actually kind of spacious. It’s not huge, but the area was a square, so you have more than enough room to open a suitcase or do a home workout (I did). The toilet was also spacious. There’s a space for showering, a toilet, and a sink, and you wouldn’t feel like you are squeezed for space. The location of this hotel is also a huge boon. It’s literally the building just beside the metro exit so it is super convenient. You are also on TST MTR station, which means it is super convenient to go anywhere, including crossing to HK island either by MTR or ferry. There is a freaking good Michelin featured shengjian bao shop just downstairs of the hotel, and it was so delicious I ate there so many times I didn’t even have time to try the other delicious looking cafes and restaurants. Service was also pretty good. It’s a pretty mainland China styled hotel. Communication is done through WeChat, with a very friendly and helpful staff who answers promptly. Bed was also very comfortable honestly. For this price, I wish I only stayed at this hotel my entire trip.
Fong Che Ho Hau Summer House
7.8/529 Reviews
Islands District
Frequent stay, needless to say, the room is clean, appropriate! ! ! Facing the sea, the mood is really needless to say, grilling food looking at the sea, and the sound of the waves, unbearable 😆😆😆
Rainbow City Inn
7.8/5188 Reviews
Mong Kok
The location is excellent, just a few dozen meters away from Exit A1 of Yau Ma Tei. There are tea restaurants and restaurants downstairs. Breakfast and dinner are very convenient, and it is convenient to go anywhere. The room is larger than similar hotels. The two beds are 1.35 meters tall, but the quilt is a bit thin. In Hong Kong, this room has a lot of space for a family of four.
New Fortunate Guest House A1
5.6/5272 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui
It was a great and warm experience in the Centre of HongKong! Despite the fact that the room is really small it was clean and pleasant to stay. The owner is such a helper , enormously friendly stuff . I’m so satisfied with my experience there . Highly recommend
Sleep Cubee Hostel
7.7/5311 Reviews
Wan Chai and Causeway Bay
The staff were nice and welcoming. The hostel is inside of a typical Hongkong residential building, high and thin, like in the movies. Well located: next to subway station, bus, Cantoneses restaurants and very close to the bay. I’d been afraid of about the property and the security. The security camera was everywhere. No problem with luggage. We shared the shower rooms and WC with others. All was tiny, but it was an amazing experience. The itinerary is well documented by short movie. One more point about the ecology: they don’t have disposable toothbrush.
Asia Travel House
9/5236 Reviews
Yau Ma Tei
So we came as a family and at first I thought we only had three beds for four people booked. To my surprise there were four beds in our room, so everyone could sleep on their own. The room was a bit small though for four people with four big luggage bags but it worked out in the end. The bathroom was small but enough. What I didn’t like though was the wet bathroom style, meaning that when you shower, everything gets wet. But from what I’ve seen in other Hong Kong hotels, it’s just the same. It was a bit hard at first to find the stay, but because of someone’s review, we found it pretty quickly. The building itself looked a bit shabby (undergoing renovation) to be honest and made me a bit fearful at first, but it was very quiet and we didn’t meet too many people. What I have to commend though is the owner, a very nice older man, who waited for us since our check in was late. Upon asking he also left us an iron for the duration of our three day stay! Very nice people!

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Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties1,395
Number of Reviews39,160
Highest PriceNZD 567
Lowest PriceNZD 35
Average Price (Weekends)NZD 141
Average Price (Weekdays)NZD 120