Timehouse (Hong Kong Hostel Group)

The service is friendly and helpful. The beds are comfortable and the location is convenient. Guests appreciate the cleanliness of the rooms and bathrooms.

Stayed in a (tiny) private room. Location is fairly central in Wan Chai, and close to transportation and many shops and restaurants. Victoria Harbor and Victoria Park are both fairly close as well and great for walking and running; Victoria Park has a lot of other exercise equipment as well. Room didn’t have much space, particularly if you want to keep your suitcase open somewhere. Bed was extremely hard and uncomfortable. While prices tend to be high for not a lot of space in HK, and a lot of beds in China tend to be hard, I did later find some places with a little more space — and much more comfortable beds — for a similar price. AC was directly over the bed, so it was sometimes hard to get a comfortable temp in the room. Shower wasn’t divided and no curtain or squeegee, so water splashed everywhere when showering and there wasn’t a good way to prevent it or clean it up. Service seemed limited to emptying the garbage, though the lady working the desk was nice.

We had a little bit of trouble of finding the door to the hostel, but eventually found it. The room was small but practical. Bathroom was clean. There’s a metro station nearby which is convenient. Although it’s called a hostel, it didn’t really feel like a hostel because of the lack of common areas. It’s fine, but if you’re looking for the hostel vibe, I don’t recommend this place. We accidentally booked one day short but fortunally they were flexible and could give us another night in our room. The neighbourhood is nice. There’s lots of stores and little restaurants. We loved Nom Nom Dumpling, a dumpling restaurant located almost right next to the hostel.