Hong Kong H8 Hostel Reviews

Cleanliness: Definitely clean, and the quilt still smelled fragrant, compared to other hotels, like the still-wet quilts in Chungking Mansions. Service: I encountered a mainland Chinese tenant who arrived at 10 a.m. and claimed to be a long-term tenant. He disappeared for the day, and after eight hours of sleep, I moved from the upper bunk to the lower bunk. Suddenly, he threw my belongings onto the other upper bunk, insisting, "My bed, my bed! I hung my clothes there at 10 a.m., so it's mine." I told the police I needed to call the police. If they recognized that Hong Kong law prohibits unauthorized disposal of someone else's belongings, and that hanging clothes on the bed of the previous guest who hadn't checked out is legal and valid, then I would comply with their instructions. This statement stunted the other person, who immediately played the victim, playing the emotional card and saying he had back surgery and so on. The administrator later arranged for me to move to the lower bunk in another room. I give the hotel a thumbs-up for a solution that didn't offend either guest. Location: Just outside Exit C2 in Tsim Sha Tsui. Highlights: The lights in the house are bright enough, the two windows are not affected by wind and rain, and the curtains in the house have a great blackout effect.