Hong Kong Eastern District 3-star Hotels

I took the children back to Hong Kong to visit relatives during the summer vacation and stayed in the Prince's Apartment for a month. I felt very satisfied. The location is super convenient, near the subway station and the bus station, the access is completely not worried; nearby restaurants, supermarkets and shopping malls are available, and it is convenient to buy food every day. The room was big enough and clean and comfortable. The staff was kind and courteous and willing to assist. Overall, it is highly recommended!

I enjoyed my stay in Hong Kong. The room was small, but was enough space for one person with a small luggage. The room was a bit humid and the bed is not the soft type, but I could sleep comfortably. They provide a plug adaptor with USB and USB type-C, however I did not consider that I needed an adaptor for my laptop with China mainland plug type and did not bring mine, and the hotel does not provide one. The bathroom had a bit of mold in some spots, however it was clean and I guess it is normal considering Hong Kong weather and humidity. The service was good and helpful. I would have liked having complementary bottle of waters and in-site laundry room. Considering the position and the price, it is a very good accomodation option and I would stay here again.

This hotel was surprisingly good. Right in the middle of Shau Kei Wan on the east side of the island. Commutinb wise, if you’re taking public transport, Tram would be easier than MTR, the stop is just few steps from the hotel. Clean room, nice corner room view. The hotel doesn’t require card to go up, so privacy / security may not be the best. Helpful front desk.

Small but there are enough equipment for stay 1-2 nights. However the hotel did not provide the toothpaste and toothbrush

I booked this hotel three months in advance for a family visit in Hong Kong. It's very close to where my relatives live, and for Hong Kong standards, the room size is quite spacious, offering excellent value for money. It's super convenient to get to – just turn right after exiting Chai Wan MTR Station, and you're at Youth Square. We stayed on the 13th floor; although the hallway felt a bit retro, the building's facilities were great, and the air conditioning was strong. The room was clean, and both the AC and hot water worked perfectly. I particularly liked the sink. The bathroom was small, only big enough for one person; if you're a larger person, even turning around might be a bit tight. I prefer not to have housekeeping, so I kept the 'Do Not Disturb' sign on for a few days. They offer a complimentary simple breakfast from 8-10 AM. There are plenty of good eateries around, and they're generally cheaper than in the bustling city center. There's a restaurant called Tak Sing Restaurant where you can enjoy dim sum for breakfast. Overall, this hostel offers good value for money.