2-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

I am writing this based on my experience. We all have different opinions, and satisfactions. So overall for me is a 10/10 experience, its near at the mtr, busses and taxi’s. Also, a place comfy enough to sleep with. On our 8 days and 7 nights experience, we never encounter any difficulties or problems. The Aircon (AC), heater, lights, and flush are working. If you are going on a vacation here at HK, and looking for a place that is comfortable to sleep with. Few walks, from the hostel to MTR station, and your destination. Its also, near at K11 Mall, and victoria harbour which make this hostel a good option. And also, the fist day, we noticed the notes and its kinda witty, and we loved it 😂. It doesn’t matter to us, what our hostel looks like, as long as it was nice and comfortable to stay with. Note: If you didn’t receive and towels, you’re out of plastics, tissue. DON’T hesitate to message them (they are nice and friendly) and ask for it. If i’ll go back again, I’ll probably choose this hostel! I’m writing this right while riding the bus, and some of you may not care. Anyways, the date is April 30, 2026. Very Recent. Good price, good experience. ❤️

I really enjoyed my stay here! It was especially cool for me to stay in this particular building because it's where the famous movie 'Chungking Express' was filmed. That alone makes the place special and gives it a unique vibe. The room was clean, cozy, and equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The air conditioning worked perfectly and kept the room cool, which was especially important in the hot and humid weather. I also want to give a special shout-out to the host. He was very welcoming, friendly, and always ready to help. Check-in was quick, and I was even able to check in earlier than the set time.

My bunkmate snored all night, and I barely slept. I was so upset! :-( BUT! There was a super, super kind and gentle middle-aged man at the front desk, I think he was ********* (judging by his accent). He had such a great personality! Completely different from what I've heard online about Hongkongers having bad tempers or discriminating against mainlanders. I was already upset about the snoring on the top bunk, which made it hard to sleep, but that's just something you have to deal with in a hostel, it's all luck of the draw. But the front desk uncle was just amazing!!! I'd give him a million thumbs up! He's the one with the gentle voice, glasses, and a buzz cut. I checked in at night and then checked out and stored my luggage around 6 AM the next morning. If the owner sees this, please know it was this gentleman working during those hours. Please give him a raise, hahahaha!

It’s a shame as it could be a good place it’s got the makings but needs some attention..The worst thing is they need new mattresses in the pods as there about 2cm thick it’s like sleeping on the floor I was waking up every night having to move as I was in a bit of pain and there was cock roaches coming out of the fridge as it needed a clean Also the toilet paper needs more in every day as it was running out daily. Also the aircon was leaking next to my pod I sent them a message to turn it off as it was not that hot when I was there ans they had it in the other rooms so you could of left the door open or  better still get it fixed as I was there for 4 day and nothing I would not stay again but if them issues was taken care of I would as it’s not a bad place.

Simple and clean place to stay. Fantastic location in Kowloon, near everything on that side. Fantastic wifi. Comfortable beds with curtain. There is hot/cool drinking water. No common area. Guests are mostly mainland Chinese. Be aware of the check-in process before booking!! If you don't already have an active and unblocked WeChat account, I suggest you do not book here. - Host does not respond to Trip.com messaging. Only via WeChat (but not a WeChat account linked to the phone number in the booking confirmation) - To find the WeChat code for check-in, locate ”Tsimshatsui Mansion” on Google maps. When you arrive, find elevator #1 or #2 (see attached map), and go to the 8th floor. Other elevators won't access the room - only use those two elevators! - Once you reach the door, scan the WeChat code, send them a screenshot of your booking confirmation, and within a few minutes they'll send you the codes. (I've attached a picture of the WeChat code.) - Be advised that WeChat is incredibly difficult for many foreigners to set up. It's not a simple app like WhatsApp or Line. You often need to find a person with a mainland WeChat account (not a HK account) to authenticate you, though even that fails sometimes. Don't wait until you're at the door to try to make an account. - Without Wechat, I'm not sure if you can check-in. There was one non-Chinese guest who stood outside for a while trying to set up WeChat, until a kind neighbor happened to pass by and scanned the WeChat code for her. - Host could simply send the check-in codes via Trip.com messaging. It would make their life a lot easier and things incredibly better for non-Chinese guests. I recommend they change to doing this.

Excellent location by Causeway bay. Was hard to find though as there was no sign on the street? The pod I was in was big enough and I liked how you could lock it and it wasn't just a curtain like some other places. The air conditioner was a bit weird as it would be too hot without it on and too cold with it on as there weren't a lot of blankets. Was good value place for the price! I've included a picture of the door in case you can't find it.

I had the opportunity to stay at this hotel, and while there were some notable highlights, there were also areas where improvement could be made. First and foremost, the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any inquiries or needs. Their hospitality truly made our stay more pleasant. The location of the hotel is undoubtedly one of its best features. It's very accessible, with a bus stop right in front of the property and an MTR station just a few steps away. This strategic spot also placed us conveniently close to popular attractions like the Avenue of Stars and a variety of famous dining spots behind the hotel, such as Cheung Hing Kee and Bakehouse. As for the rooms, while they were kept impeccably clean with daily fresh towels and duvets, they were quite small. The bathrooms, in particular, are so compact that it’s impossible to stretch your arms fully inside. Despite the size, the hotel does an excellent job of maintaining cleanliness, with tidy hallways adding to the overall positive impression. Overall, this hotel is a good choice if you prioritize accessibility and cleanliness. However, if you need more spacious accommodations, you might want to consider other options.

The property is in an excellent location, the room is quiet, and the staff are very helpful. The shower isn’t very convenient, but it’s acceptable for Hong Kong. The beds are very comfortable. The cleanliness was acceptable, though not perfect.

The room furnishings are quite new, and the owner is very friendly, but you'll need to communicate in English. They provide disposable bath towels. There were a few ants in the room, but if you can overlook that, it's pretty good value for money. The bedding is comfortable and the shower water pressure is decent.

The location is super convenient, right next to the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR exit. I arrived here after a late flight and easily found the hotel. The room was clean and tidy, with hot water readily available and a bathtub. There's also a wardrobe, and you can borrow a charging adapter from the front desk if you need one. It's really close to Victoria Harbour, just a short walk away. We got here last night after our flight, rested a bit, then walked over to the Avenue of Stars at Victoria Harbour. Highly recommend!