Hostels in Hong Kong, China

The guesthouse is well-equipped, and the room was surprisingly spacious. The surrounding area is also excellent – quiet and very convenient for amenities. Just a short walk downhill and around the corner from the guesthouse, you'll find a *cha chaan teng* for meals. The staff were all soft-spoken and very polite.

Given the high cost of real estate in Hong Kong, this family room was a good value. While the location was small, I was understandably satisfied with the cleanliness. I initially thought the air conditioner was an old window unit, but it turned out to be a new Midea model. Located within a residential building, it's convenient for commuting to the subway and shopping. Laundry can be hung out to dry in the hallway. The owner and cleaning lady were very friendly. After checking out, you can leave your luggage in the hallway outside your room. It was a great way to explore before leaving without having to carry your luggage. The free phone card included with your booking was also very convenient. Simply enter your phone number and log in to Hong Kong, and you'll have internet access.

economically great for family travellers, good location as it is accessible to night market, MTR and surrounded with malls and restaurants but inside hostel is quiet and can rest peacefully.  the only comment i had is some guests still insist to smoke even there are restrictions.

I recently stayed at YHA Jockey Club Mt. Davis Youth Hostel, and it was an experience worth sharing! If you're looking for a peaceful retreat away from the city's hustle while still being within reach of all the action, this is the place to be. What I Loved: ✅ Breathtaking Views: The hostel is perched on Mt. Davis, offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, especially at sunrise and sunset—absolutely stunning! ✅ Affordable & Great Value: Compared to most accommodations in Hong Kong, this hostel offers great value for money, making it a budget-friendly option for travellers. ✅ Tranquil Atmosphere: Unlike hotels in the city centre, this place is surrounded by nature, perfect for those who want a relaxing stay. ✅ Friendly Staff: The hostel staff were welcoming and helpful, providing useful tips on getting around. ✅ Outdoor Common Area: There’s a nice outdoor area where you can sit back, enjoy the fresh air, and take in the views. A Few Things to Note: 🔹 Location & Transport: Since the hostel is located on a hill, getting there requires taking a shuttle bus (provided by the hostel) or a taxi. If you prefer a more adventurous route, a scenic hike up Mt. Davis is an option, of course please do it during the day time. 🔹 Basic Amenities: This is a youth hostel, so don’t expect luxury. The rooms are simple but clean, with basic beds and shared facilities. Bring your own toiletries for added comfort. 🔹 Limited Dining Options: There isn’t a restaurant on-site, so it’s best to bring your own food or plan to eat before heading up. The common kitchen is available for light meal prep. 🔹 WIFI coverage & Speed, the signal in room is very pool, I started a 10 mins YouTube video at night and cannot reach to the end after sun rise. Overall Experience: If you're an adventurer, a backpacker, or someone looking for a quiet escape with fantastic views, I highly recommend this hostel. It may not be for those seeking high-end comforts, but for nature lovers and budget-conscious travellers, it’s a hidden gem on Hong Kong Island! 🌿🏙️ Would I stay here again? Yes! Just be prepared for the location challenge, but once you get there, the views are totally worth it.

Your revised review looks great! It’s clear, detailed, and captures the positive aspects of your stay. Here’s a slightly tweaked version to make it flow even more smoothly: We booked a long-term stay at K&B Hostel for two people, with a room featuring two twin beds, and we were very pleased with our experience. The room was spotless and well-maintained throughout our stay, which was a big plus. Despite the compact space, it was comfortable and met all our basic needs. A standout feature of our stay was the hospitality of Becky, the hostel owner. She was incredibly friendly and always quick to respond to any questions or requests, which made our stay that much more enjoyable. The only minor downside was the exhaust fan in the bathroom—it’s a bit noisy, but it wasn’t a huge issue for us. It was manageable and didn’t affect our overall comfort. Given the affordable price and the welcoming atmosphere, we were very satisfied with our stay. If you’re looking for a clean, budget-friendly place with a friendly host, K&B Hostel is an excellent option in Hong Kong. I’d definitely recommend it to friends and families. This version keeps all your original points but tightens up some phrasing. Let me know if you want any more tweaks!

I stayed here four nights in the 10-person dorm and honestly it was great! The ladies who take care of the place are wonderful and they keep everything clean. It's so much better to have actual people working here than many of the self-checkin places popping up where if anything goes wrong it can just become a big ordeal. The bunks themselves are nice, sturdy, and private with curtain, light, international charging socket, and a small locker (use your own lock) with enough room for my laptop, tablet, drone, camera, and documents. There's no kitchen, but they have a small microwave, water kettle, and small refrigerator. And of course the location is literally right across the street from the subway entrance and many eateries are all either within the block or a block away.

We had an enjoyable stay. Great location for hiking and sightseeing, very peaceful setting, lovely views of Lantau Peak and close to the Big Buddha, the chairlift and good bus connections to all over Lantau Island. The buildings have seen better days, as you expect at a youth hostel, but the showers are hot and effective, the kitchen and BBQ facilities are good and the bed is comfortable. The manager is very personable and friendly and it was nice to meet his family. There are few shops to buy ordinary supplies in Ngong Ping, except a very basic 7/11, so you need to stock up before arriving or be prepared to eat at the expensive tourist outlets in the 'village' or at Po Lin monastery. Tourist facilities shut down by 5-6pm.

I felt the high cost of land in Hong Kong, but the room was still warm and clean. From the front desk to the room, everything was very clean. The toilet was also very clean. There was food, drink and entertainment downstairs. It was very convenient right next to the subway entrance! The boss was also very nice. I recommend staying here!

This was my first time in Hong Kong and staying in a hostel there. I have to say it exceeded my expectations. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the hostess and the guy who had been staying there for a long time and later went to Singapore. They accommodated my need to change my bed and gave me room 11. Then I'd like to talk about the hostel's environment and my experience. This hostel is only 2 minutes from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, which is very convenient! The environment and room were very clean. Maybe it was because the people I was staying with were also very clean. There was no odor in the whole house. Everyone took good care of the public environment, and it was very quiet at night. I stayed there for four nights and it was very quiet. I think this already meets the needs of most people: a good night's sleep, convenient transportation, a harmonious atmosphere, and convenient travel experiences and dining needs. So I think I will stay here again next time I go to Hong Kong.

The location was great, but it was hard to find. Look for the Rolex and it's on the 7th floor of an apartment building. The walls are thin and you can hear the next room. If you don't mind, it's a great hotel!