Hostels in Hong Kong, China

Absolutely great place. I first stayed at the female dorm for the first night, then my friend arrived and we shared the double room. I honestly was very impressed with this place, Hong Kong is a tricky one when it comes to Accomodation and this place sa exactly what we needed. The dorm was comfortable and clean, with curtains. The double room was small but that absolute standard in HK in my experience, but had everything needed. Plus the best part, right next to our room, there was a balcony overlooking the huge park.. the staff used it for laundry drying but I was so happy to find it..!! one of the best views I’ve sen in Hong Kong when it comes to Accomodation. Thank you!!! 🙏✨

Really impressed by this hostel. Very well run and thought-out. Well-designed dorm rooms, AC all day. Each bed has a lamp and two universal plugs. Great common area (though fills up sometimes) with a full kitchen, including two induction burners, a rice cooker, an air fryer and a large fridge/freezer. Fast and reliable wifi. Never had to wait long for the elevator. Clear signage on the front to find the hostel and check-in (a rarity in China). Very competent staff who speak good English. Located right by a metro station, a Wellcome grocery store and Temple Street night market. Walking distance to Mong Kok area but it's best to take the metro anywhere else. I would 100% stay here again.

The twin room was very spacious and quite clean. A deposit is required at check-in, payable by credit card or cash. It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, but the hotel is on a hillside, so you won't miss out on good views. At check-in, they mentioned breakfast vouchers were complimentary. The breakfast quality was good, and if purchased separately, HK$30 is a great price. There were 5 breakfast sets; I chose the steamed glutinous rice chicken.

The place is great. Would definitely recommend again. Meant other solo travelers and everyone was so great. I was there during the typhoon and the staff was very accommodating. The room was great. The only down side was toilet didn’t fit the toilet and sewage smell at times in the bathroom. Normal in china tho.

Staying here during the National Day holiday was incredibly value for money. Lots of families with kids came to experience it. You get a fantastic 360-degree sea view. Down the hill in Kennedy Town, there are plenty of food options, supermarkets, and a wet market. The apartment allows for cooking, so you can be self-sufficient. Make sure to check the shuttle bus schedule on the official website beforehand. I added the manager on WeChat, and they were very responsive.

I’ve never been to a hostel in HK before. Didn’t realise that there were a few dotted around. I was only dipping in and out of the city and it was for a night. Really chill vibe, don’t worry if you forget the random toiletries as they have a collection from other travellers and some provided by the hostel like shampoo and body wash. Also some small snacks and fruit, coffee and tea. Nice vibe, slept well but the mixed room could do with some ventilation when the door is closed, it doesn’t smell too pleasant. Staff were friendly and as hostels go, it’s great for people who want to meet others to travel along with or get tips.

In bustling Mong Kok, where space is a luxury, for a price of around 100, you can't realistically expect high-end amenities or a luxurious environment. If you're looking for that, you'd obviously be booking a much pricier hotel. I shared a room for a night with a gentleman from India. I was a bit apprehensive at first, but he turned out to be very friendly. Check-in and check-out were very flexible; you just need to call the host for the access code, and you're free to leave whenever you're ready. Housekeeping typically arrives around 3 PM. The renowned Badminton Building is right across the street, and there's an abundance of street food stalls nearby – most of which serve up pretty good eats. This spot is perfect for solo travelers on a tight budget who want an authentic, in-depth Hong Kong experience. However, it's definitely not for those (especially women) looking for a refined, 'Instagram-perfect' stay.

Friendly staff. The hostel is close to water sports centre and bike rental. A great location for sports. The kitchen is clean and Big, unexpectedly with two wise cookers which was also good surprise.  The rooftop offers a wonderful mountain and sea view.

Cheung Shejian and all staff of Chijing Youth Hostel: Thank you for your hospitality, Let us enjoy our holiday. In addition, The camp was completed in time for renovation, Facilities, Equipment and Health Services All have changed significantly. I hope to come next time, It can maintain quality service. Thanks again to the staff of the camp, Guarding the camp silently, Provide quality service. Expect a little improvement: Room power plug with USB head to use electronics. Thank you 🙏🏻 Miss Ray. 17-8-2025

Depends on your purpose for visiting this area, you may or may not find this hostel convenient. I chose this hostel solely because I planned to check out Tai O and do an early morning hike up Lantau Peak. There’s actually not much in the area except the Giant Buddha, the beautiful monastery, and the Wisdom Path if you choose to include it. This is the only hotel/hostel in the area. There’s no supermarket or convenience store nearby, so I highly suggest bringing plenty of food and drinks before arriving. You might also want to bring your own slippers! The hostel has a water purifier, hot and cold showers, a microwave, fridge, a spacious kitchen, and other essentials. I didn’t cook during my stay—I bought food from Tai O instead. Nonetheless, it was super convenient for me since I like to go slow and enjoy things at my own pace. Note that a membership fee of 150 HKD is required, and there’s also a refundable deposit of 500 HKD, unless you damage something on the property. Karen and Mark were super nice—I had a great chat with both of them!