Inns in Hong Kong, China

I was really lucky to find such a good value-for-money room in Hong Kong. I mainly learned about it from the positive reviews, which mentioned the large, clean rooms, excellent front desk service, and full amenities. The soundproofing was great; even though it faced the street, the area was quiet with minimal traffic. There's a small shopping mall nearby for food, drinks, and shopping, and it's close to the MTR station, about 600 meters away, making it easy to find.

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.

Located in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui area, this hotel offers a quiet escape. We were a party of three and booked a quad room, which was quite spacious and clean. The reception area is small but very cozy, equipped with tea bags, coffee, and hot and cold water. Downstairs, dining and getting around are incredibly convenient, with two subway entrances right outside. Across the street, about 100 meters ahead, there's a Haiphong Road wet market where you can find authentic local wonton noodles, pork chop rice, and fish balls, all very good. Especially recommended is Chung Kee, run by two elderly ladies – their beef brisket and fish balls are generously portioned, and the shrimp in their wontons are large and fresh. The hotel also has Vietnamese and Thai restaurants downstairs, all at fair prices. There's a mosque opposite and Kowloon Park nearby, perfect for a stroll.

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!

This is a lively, budget-friendly hostel, perfect for solo travelers. As you can see in the second picture, there's a whole wall in the corridor covered with notes left by previous guests. The owner is an incredibly kind and helpful young woman who patiently answers all your questions. The room, though not large, is very clean and even comes with a universal adapter. The hotel is located right above the Mong Kok shopping street, making it incredibly convenient for shopping, dining, and getting around. There are some excellent restaurants nearby, and it's easy to reach places like Sham Shui Po and Kowloon Tong by subway. The soundproofing is also quite good; once the windows are closed, you can't hear a thing, ensuring a very peaceful night's sleep.

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.

The location is super convenient, and the price-performance ratio is excellent. For a single person, it's perfectly adequate. The only drawback is that if you're a light sleeper, you might hear people returning next door in the middle of the night, but that's probably normal, as it's not a star-rated hotel after all. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Right in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui area, for Hong Kong accommodation, the single room space is already quite generous – what more could you ask for? You can contact them via email or the Trip.com app for inquiries. When you're out traveling, don't be a whiny little piggy complaining all the time. The room number and password are clearly provided, so you can find your way yourself. The elevators are split for odd and even floors; don't be so silly as to take the elevator to the 8th floor and then complain about having to carry your luggage up to the 9th. When you're away from home, be independent and responsible for yourself. The elevator space is indeed small, probably only enough for four people without luggage.

Revisiting Hong Kong after two years, this time with family, and thankfully, this place is still here, haha! I didn't hesitate to book it again. It's as good as ever; the room has been newly renovated and feels even brighter and more comfortable than before. My mom is a bit of a clean freak, and she immediately inspected the sheets and duvet when we entered the room. She was quite satisfied, which shows how clean the place is. There are plenty of places to explore nearby, and for food, you absolutely have to try the famous egg tart shop, and the roast goose place just up the street is also delicious. In the evening, we took the Star Ferry to Victoria Harbour, and it was truly beautiful. The next morning, we were off to Disneyland, and the hotel thoughtfully provided us with directions for the MTR. Thanks for the hospitality; I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip to Hong Kong.

Relatively easy to get to, with easy communication with the Guesthouse owners. The location is great- right in front of the Kowloon mosque which was great for us, indicating availability of halal food nearby. Within walking distance of the mtr, tourist attractions and shops (7e is right below). We took the Cityliner from the airport and got dropped off at the nearest stop which was great! Room was super tight, with small bathroom with a shower head right above the toilet. The toilet doors required some manoeuvring because it could close but was somewhat disconnected from each sliding panel (with evidence of some bugs stuck between the panels, I can understand, in rather hard to reach places).Otherwise, clean enough room and very quiet. Enough space under the beds to store luggage but otherwise, just enough space around the room for a single person to walk about, so we had to take turns and mostly sat on our beds. For very short stays, seems like a good place.