Guest User
January 4, 2026
The hostel is really easy to find, right next to the MTR station entrance, and the elevator goes directly up, which makes carrying luggage super convenient.
Each room has its own private bathroom, and there are also three common shower areas outside the rooms, which is a very thoughtful design.
The rooms aren't very large. There's a shared table and a power strip, but the power strip only has four outlets. So, for a six-person room, you might have to take turns charging your devices. The upper bunk beds might have some white powder falling from the ceiling due to water seepage, so I'd recommend bringing your own clean sleeping bag. The rooms are cleaned daily, so they're very tidy.
The owner is very nice and speaks good Mandarin, so mainland Chinese guests won't have any communication problems. If you have any issues, just talk to the owner, and they'll usually be able to help you out.
You can store your luggage for just 20 Hong Kong dollars, which is much cheaper than elsewhere!
The other guests staying there were all really friendly; you can even team up to explore the city.
I highly recommend this place for solo short-term travelers. For Hong Kong, where space is at a premium, this hostel offers the best value for money.
I forgot to take photos, so I'll just include a few nice pictures of the Tsim Sha Tsui area.
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