Hostels in Hong Kong, China

Excellent location in that it is near alot of shops and restaurants. I liked how it has a place where guests can sit down and tables to do things. I like how it has a kitchen where guests can cook their own food and has filtered water where guests can fill their own bottles. Hotel was very fair about things that you can and cannot do. Room was very spacious considering how limited and small Hong Kong is. I was in room 1003 on the 10th floor. The only bad thing that I had to deal with at this place was this long term stay guests that was probably around his late 50's and early 60's that was behaving irrationally towards me when I was taking a shower by knocking on the door and using swear words saying I was taking too long when I just got in there and started. I only had to wash my hair and face which wasn't too long. It's not like he had to use the shower next after me and it's not his frekkin place. He must be dealing with a lot of personnel problems that's probably driving him nuts and causing him to become crazy and irrational like this. I know he's dealing with health problems because I overheard him talking to one of the workers when I was doing my own thing on my bed and he was talking about some operation he had to go through. I believe his religion was Catholic. Must be stressful for him having to deal with the high cost of living in Hong Kong.

The shower mixer is poor - cannot get the temperature for shower, either too hot or too cold. And the hotel does not provide toiletries - cost HK$20 per pax. Location is excellent - near to Austin MRT and West Kowloon HSR to China, all through underground passages that is just 2-3 minutes from hotel.

Love that I booked a room from here. Could have been perfect 5 if the exhaust fan in the bathroom isn't dusty and we weren't lost the day of our check-in. Coz, I contacted the hotel for directions getting there, but she said can't speak English. Should have taken the A21 bus to get off the nearest station or Nathan Rd. We walked from Jordan Rd which is like 40mins away. But mind you, for spots to walk around Tsim Sha Tsui, it's the best place to stay. Just right beside I-Square behind Avenue of the Stars and across the Famous Chungking Mansion, 34mins steps away from Sky100. I saved a lot from transportation. Fare costs HK$40. Next HK trip, I will surely book this Inn again. Highly recommended. Water bottles everyday for free. Water bottles on the streets costs like HK10. Free toothbrush and toothpaste, everyday supply of bathroom tissues and wipe tissues, With towels and can request replacement too. No cleaning, but you can approach her to sweep the floor and garbage bag replacements everyday as well. She's really helpful and approachable. Easy access to the room via key card. AC is colder and hot water in the shower room, enough space to take a bath. Space for your luggage underneath your bed. Wide mirror in the bathroom to check yourself in. Got hangers too in the bathroom and combs, shampoo, body wash, water kettle, and a hair dryer. You'll really save a space in your baggage and hygiene kits for these things. KUDOS Log Inn. Till my next HK trip. Thank you for a very satisfactory stay with you🤩

+ good location, close to metro, a lot of cafe + clean and new room - very noisy from neighbors and loud music upstairs all nights - horrible smell and appearance before entering in the hotel - disposable towels - high level of humidity in the room, condition have to work all the time - no iron

My favourite place to stay in Hong Kong. The rooms are clean, modern, and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly and organised, and the hostel has a kitchen, a communal area with outdoor seating, and a laundry room (washing and drying cost around 60 HKD at the time). Food places and shops are right around the corner, and public transport to the city centre or other parts of HK is close by. Fun fact: the building was originally one of the first public housing projects in Hong Kong, built in the 1950s, and it was also awarded with Honourable Mention by UNESCO in 2015. There’s even a museum dedicated to its history right across from the hostel entrance.

I think this hotel is the best value for money in Hong Kong. Located few minutes from Mong Kok metro station, on a very busy street (Nathan road) but I didn't hear anything from my room (also because I didn't have nya window overlooking the street). You can also walk easily from the hotel to Tsim Sha Tsui, via Temple street. The hotel is situated in a huge building with 20+ floors, shared with lots of hotels and private apartments. The building is accessible to everyone from the street so be careful at night. The room itself was obviously tiny but I had a small double bed which was enough for one person but maybe too small for two people. It was clean, the shower is in the toilets which is weird at first place but it was clean. The staff was very nice too !

a little difficult to find but apart from that all good. not sociable at all. check in is a bit tricky because there is no one there until 2, but you can leave your bags in the building and venture into the city- located on nathan road so easy to get around from there

Very convenient location, clean rooms, female dorm is very spacious, but unfortunately the individual lamps over the beds don’t work and the ventilation system is a bit too noisy. There’s no view from the window, but I find it’s still a great option for value, if you’re planning on staying outside all day and just come to sleep. They ask cash deposit for the key (50) and towel (100). No laundry. But can store luggage.

Small but a very good place to spend a weekend. The airbnb was just next to the beach and there’s a lot to eat around the bnb. Around 5 minutes walk from the pier, 5 minutes from grocery stores good good location. It got everything, u can just bring ur backpack and stay for a night.

As a first-time solo traveler, Sir Leo contacted me over We Chat and gave me a warm welcome, even providing me with instructions on how to get inside the hotel. The location is really convenient for buses, trains, and restaurants, as you can simply go down the street and walk around. I also met some Filipinos in the building, which made me feel more at ease and I can say that it is a safe environment. I will definitely recommend the place to my friends in the Philippines soon visit honkong.