2-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

Staff were really lovely and helpful and location is amazing less than 10 minutes from the harbour front and right next to metro. Loads of great shops, cafes, restaurants and bars right on doorstep. Noise from outside was not a problem but we could hear other guests in corridor and room. We did book a small double room with no window so we of course knew what we were getting, however we were not expecting it to be SO small. One of us had to basically sit on the bed whilst the other moved around the room it was really quite difficult especially with luggage. Not great at all if you’re claustrophobic or plan to spend much time in there - we couldn’t wait to get out of it most mornings. The bathroom is also tiny and more of a wet room - so there is no separate shower but a shower head that gets the whole bathroom and toilet soaked, we did get used to it but just remember to do everything else in the bathroom before your shower because every inch will be soaked after.

The room is exactly as shown in the photos and has everything needed for a short stay. I would say it is suitable for two people of smaller build or one person of larger build. It is just 15 minutes from the Hong Kong West Kowloon Train Station and surrounded by plenty of dining options and shopping malls. The check-in and check-out process was quick and efficient.

My Inn Hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is a budget-friendly option for travelers seeking a central location. Situated on Nathan Road, very close to the MTR, bus (bus A21 connect you direct form airport) and attractions like the Avenue of Stars, making city exploration a breeze. Rooms are compact but super clean, with free Wi-Fi, good AC, and basic amenities like a fridge and hairdryer. Staff are friendly and helpful, with quick check-in/out (after 6pm, can contact them via Whatsapp). Perfect for coupes and solo l.

Overall nice. Toothbrush and toothpaste, hair comb, shower caps, toilet paper, hair dryer, shower gel and shampoo, a bottle of water per person a day is provided. The air conditioner leaked onto the bed after changing the mode to QUIET but the staff fixed it after being notified and cleaned up. The staff doesn't understand english too well, but it was enough to get by. Towels and toilet paper weren't changed when the room was cleaned, we had to ask for toilet paper at the reception. The shower leaks into the room through the door a bit so it'd be nice if a leg towel was also provided. The wifi was slow but it was enough even for an online call.

Excellent location, right next to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and easily accessible by airport bus A21/A22. Check-in is on the 2nd floor, and they offer luggage storage. There's also a shared kitchen on the 2nd floor, complete with a fridge and microwave. Due to Hong Kong's plastic reduction policy, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, slippers, and towel, or you can purchase them at the front desk. The room looks exactly like the pictures. They provide a key card that doubles as an elevator and room key, so security feels quite high. In the quad room, there's an en-suite bathroom with a separate shower area. While small, it's perfectly functional. Downstairs, there are many fantastic snack shops, all serving delicious food! Transportation is very convenient, and the beds are quite comfortable and clean. There's a slight creaking sound when turning over, but it's acceptable. Roommates are a bit of a lottery; this time, I ended up with night owls who came back late, showered, and organized their belongings, which really disturbed my sleep. However, that's just the nature of shared accommodation. Despite that, I'm still quite satisfied with the room itself. Nearby, the Tin Hau Temple and Yau Ma Tei Police Station are great spots to check out, both within walking distance. And definitely try Chan Kee Roasted Goose – it's absolutely delicious!

l would like to give a thumb up to this hotel. Staff at reception are cheerful and friendly, especially Ken. He recommended us what to do in HKG. The hotel room was perfectly clean. l will definitely recommend my friends to this hotel. 👍👍👍

Imagine staying at a ”hotel” that does not even have their own building and signage. Upon entering you will see an old school 1960ish elevator that has 2 separate doors. Size then can fit 4 average sized human being and 2 if you are the bigger size. Upon reaching the 15th floor, no reception. No lobby or anything like that. You are greeted with the all in one lady that welcomes you, cleaning lady, and contact person. I was shown to my room a few floors down and she told me they have other rooms available across the street if I don't like the one given to me. Unfortunately I had to accept since I was tired My room was inside a larger room. Like an condominium unit with 10 rooms. Yes an condominium unit with 10 rooms. No windows and size was about 10 SQM. 1 queen bed, toilet with toothbrush, slippers, tissue, towel and lavatory. It's like an all in one shower and toilet. No water, no coffee, and not even a kettle to boil water. They had a water dispenser tho... Walls are thin I can hear the other room, kids also running around. This was the worse accomodation I have ever stayed in Hong Kong. Should be renamed ”hostel” not hotel. For the price I paid, it was a waste of money. I am glad I booked for only a night.

The hotel has a very convenient location, close to Exit C2 of Tsim Sha Tsui Station and the Temple Street Night Market. In addition, the famous Bakehouse bakery is only about 200 meters away. I stayed here for 5 nights and truly have nothing to complain about. The only point I think people should take note of is that the room size is small and may not feel comfortable if you have high expectations for room quality. However, it matches the price I paid. If I have the chance to return to Hong Kong in the future, I think this place will be one of my top choices for accommodation.

Great hospitality, small (but not extra small) clean room with everything you need. Even more: you have a nice private balcony (nice to take a cup of tea there at the morning). Also you have a wardrobe with lockets to keep your clothes and a table with chair if you need to sit by laptop for example. Very close to metro station and all central points of interests. Really nice and friendly staff. Room is cleaned daily (towels are changed in about two days or you can ask to change them if you need more frequently; bed was renewed once during our 13 night stay, but we didn‘t need and didn’t asked for more frequent change). If there is a problem (in any place something can go a bit wrong) all is fixed very fast. Free tea, laundry and different small things (like adaptor for example) makes being here super-comfortable. To be honest Pillows was better then 3-star (and of course more expensive) hotel of our friends in nearly everything. If I need to stay again in Hong Kong, I’ll choose Pillows without any hesitation!

The service attitude is good, and the hygiene is OK, but there is indeed a strong smell of kitchen fumes at night, which is very disturbing. It is even a bit choking when opening the bathroom. The sound insulation is not good. Guests who come back late do not have the awareness of keeping quiet, and the sound of karaoke can be heard downstairs. The location is really good, close to the Causeway Bay MTR entrance, shopping is more convenient, and the bus station is also close. Overall, it is still OK, but the smell of fumes does affect the experience of resting in the hotel after a tiring day. I hope it can be improved.