Runway 1331 - Enlight Youth Hostel

The facilities were a bit too basic, and the air conditioning was quite noisy. There aren't any dining options nearby, and the shuttle service stops running a bit early. Other than that, everything else was fine; the environment is really good, quiet, and it was a comfortable stay overall.

The room was very clean and quiet. There's a shuttle bus service, and it's nice to take a walk back late at night when the weather's good. It's really great value for money. Just remember to bring your own disposable toiletries.

For this price in Hong Kong, it's pretty good. If you're on a very tight budget, especially during the May Day holiday when hotels in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island can go for thousands, you can get a room here for around 200 HKD. The only downside is the slightly remote location, but that's okay. There's a free shuttle bus until 9 PM. To catch it, exit Kai Tak MTR Station at exit A, walk back a short distance, then turn left for about 50 meters to the Muk On Street bus stop (see image for exact location). If it's past 9 PM, you can take bus 22D and walk a bit. The free shuttle drops you off at gate 5, where you'll see the orange little house for check-in. The space is quite large for Hong Kong standards. It's a former quarantine facility, but don't worry, many locals and students on study tours also stay here, and hygiene is not an issue. There's a hairdryer, but you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, towels, and comb. There are no convenience stores nearby, but there are vending machines selling bottled water, instant noodles, and daily necessities. A taxi to the airport from here costs around 200 HKD and takes about 40 minutes. Overall, if you're transiting through Hong Kong for a flight or attending a concert, staying here is very cost-effective.

1. The hotel doesn't provide basic amenities like slippers, toothbrushes, or towels. 2. No universal power adapters are provided. 3. The outlets are broken, and there's no kettle. 4. The room was not cleaned. 5. A room that normally costs 188 [currency] was priced at 1080 [currency] on May 1st. 6. Prices on Ctrip are especially expensive, and the front desk staff's service attitude is very poor.

Before coming here, I looked at a lot of graphic guides and videos. After weighing everything, I decided to trust my gut this time. I didn't have high expectations, focusing more on the experience, but overall, I'd say it scored above average. Although the bed frame was a bit basic, the linens were indeed very clean and tidy. The overall facilities, however, just about live up to the price. Some parts of the bathroom were already showing rust, and the portable air conditioner made some noise at night. But for just an overnight stay, it's quite good. The location is definitely inconvenient, especially after 11 PM when Gate 5 of the cruise terminal closes, making the walk back much longer. If you have more time or prioritize the experience more, you might want to consider other options.

The space is quite large for Hong Kong standards, and its main advantage is the private space. Everything else is pretty average. The WiFi signal is terrible. They no longer provide toothbrushes, shower gel, or disposable towels, so you basically have to bring everything yourself, otherwise, buying it there is very expensive. Plus, it's very far out, located at the pier. It's only suitable for people whose core need is a quiet, private place and who don't mind the inconvenience. The most frustrating part this time was remembering to keep the air conditioning on full-time when it's humid, or else you'll find cockroaches on the floor and even ants crawling on the bed.