Hong Kong Budget Hostel

It’s cheap yes that’s true compared to what’s close to it . However I think they can do better when it comes to room cleaning and quality of the amenities. The road to the hostel is scary especially at night . The AC made so much noise at night even after you turn it off , it smelled as well . But it’s cheap and close to metro and bus stations.

The room is clean, comfortable for 1 person ( actually I booked double room) ; very good location, convenient for bus, mtr....

I understand that Hong Kong is a crowded city, but we didn’t expect our room to be this small. It’s suitable for backpackers or solo travelers who don’t mind tight spaces. However, for those with large luggage (like me and my friend), we had to take turns opening our suitcases because there simply wasn't enough room to do so at the same time. The location is convenient, situated within a busy city district. However, the building is surrounded by food stalls, mostly serving Asian cuisine—particularly Indian and Filipino food. If you're sensitive to strong spices, especially those common in Indian cooking, be prepared for the smell lingering around the area. During our stay, the room light went out because the bulb had burnt out, but to be fair, the staff replaced it quickly once we informed them. On our last night, the passkey to our room stopped working. We had to go back to the information desk—which is in Block D—only to be sent to Block C where our room was. It was a bit of a hassle, especially since the lifts were often crowded and slow. Also, there was no hot water in the shower on our second day. We didn’t report it as we were in a rush, but it was still inconvenient. Overall, it’s okay if you're on a tight budget and don’t mind very basic accommodations. Just keep in mind that hotel prices in Hong Kong can be quite expensive in general, so if you’re looking for more comfort or space, be prepared to pay significantly more at other places.