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I had a pleasurable stay at Comfort. It's very clean; in fact, it's cleaned every day and linens are changed every day. The room is small but just enough for me as a solo traveller. WiFi is very fast. It has an excellent location too in Tsim Sha Tsui. Only a minute walk to MTR station, and has interesting attractions nearby. The Filipina staff, Marissa, will give you discounted tickets to almost all major attractions in Hong Kong. Neighbourhood is very lively and safe. Never mind the first floor where Indian people are many and can be smelly; they don't really mind you and don't mind them. If you need to save money while still getting a decent place in Hong Kong, Comfort is your place to be.

In Hong Kong my partner and I kept very busy seeing the city so having accomation in a convinient location was important for us. The Cosmic geust house was ideal for this as it is located in the mirander mansion which is adjacent to the Tsim Sha Tsui train station which can take you anywhere in the city. The Tsim Sha Tsui train station is also 2 stops from Mong Kok which is where the famous Ladies Market is located and 1 stop away from Central which is on Hong Kong Island. The staff at this geust house where always friendly and gave us good advice about the city and how to get around. The room was very simple which is what we where looking for and was entirely cleans and had air conditioning. The rooms and secured with a locked gate and the Mirandor Mansion has CCTV and security staff so we felt confident leaving our things in the room. For the traveller looking to spend minimal time in their room and maximum time exploring I would highly recommend this accommodation.

The location of the hotel is very near the subway station (about 1 mins from the 2A exit) The staff is also friendly, they guided us at the elevator when we arrived, and also kindly answer our question about the airport bus when we leave. The room we stay was clean, water and coffee is also offered. Sometimes the noice from other room can be heard, but it was just short time and didn't brother us. We bring two baggages, just fit the elevator and room. It was a nice stay in Hong Kong, Thanks for the kindly staff :) See you next time!

Pearl guesthouse is a very nice budget hotel! The rooms are clean. The hotel will also provide you with your basic needs such as water dispenser, microwave oven, hot water, hair dryer, unlimited shampoo and soap liquid, volt and has high-speed internet. The staff (especially Tony) are also very accommodating and has good english! There are also some filipino staff. This hotel is located in Mirador and Chunking mansion. We tried staying in both buildings and it was nice. The buildings are old but it's ok. Most of the budget hotels in hong kong are really old but they are well visited and monitored by the Hongkong government making sure that they comply with the standards policies. This hotel is highly recommended. Don''t mind the stores and people that you will come across once you get inside these building. Just go straight to 16th floor Mirador Mansion and they will assist you with everything. It is also very safe if you will leave your things with them once you check out and wish to stroll a little bit more before goiing back to the airport. We've done it when we went o Macau for an overnyt stay and went back to pearl to stroll within the city before heading back to the airport. Mtr stations are also near. If you are in a budget trip, don't hesistate booking in this hotel!

The room was small, as any hostel in Hong Kong is, but this was worth the price since it was near the Tsim Sha Tsui railway station. Surrounding the area are shops, restsurants and food stalls. Walking distance from the Avenue of the Stars, 1 station away from Temple Street Market. Washroom is small as well but is clean and has a shower heater. There was no bidet but the shower head can be used as an alternative. Rooms are situated at the 8th floor of the building. Elevator is quite small and creepy but you'll get used to it since it's working fine and serving its purpose.

It was our first time to travel in Hong Kong. and was really impressed with this hostel. The place itself was basic with 2 single beds, an AC, hot/cold shower, free soap/shampoo. The staff is friendly and accommodating. They have free potable hot water at the lobby. Just 1 block away from the Mongkok MTR (Take Exit D2). Near 7Eleven, street food stalls, Money exchange shops, ladies market, sneakers street. Actually the area where the Sincere House is located is really bustling with people, shops, food stalls! I will definitely stay here again!

We Booked the family room for 3 nights. The place is super clean, the staff is very helpful and nice, kept entertained and told us all the useful information eventhought we did the check in at 3am. The wifi connection is good. The location is very convenient, near tsim sha tsui station and eateries. The place is has a narrow corridor but normal for Hong Kong standard. They cleaned the room everyday and changed the towel which is rare to be happened in Hong Kong. Definitely we’ll book again when we come back to HK. Thank you so much

This isn't a hotel! So I wasnt expecting much, especially becoz many friends mention that the mansion is not exactly the best building in the area. But Tom's exceeds my expectation. I've been travelling to many places, Tom's surely is one of the cleanest. If you stay here and wanting to complain, let me remind you again: this isn't a hotel! It's a guest house, in the middle of busy Tsim Tsa Sui. With the same facilies and quality, you need to pay at least twice as much in a 3-star hotel nearby. Thank you Andy for making my days in Hong Kong more bearable. Keep up the good work. I hope you'd be working in major 5star hotel -where you belong - soon. You're definitely the hidden gem of Tom's. Kudos.

I like many others went to Hong Kong to get a visa. I'd overstayed by 1 day and I to make the necessary trip. Leaning from experience, rooming in a far away location isn't smart. This location is one stop from Admiralty station, where the Lippo tower is. I didn't have to share a room, so I had privacy, my own bathroom with decent space (when considering Hong Kong... really think space in Hong Kong's definition, not the American perspective. With many vendors for Arabic food on the first and second floors, soap, tissue ... and cheap electronics, right down to SIM cards mixed throughout. Convenient is the best word to describe it.

Guys, this is an awesome deal. As you know this and other hotels in Hong Kong are pretty small in size. However you must choose the one that has a good service, its clean, its at a good location and also the price. This is one of a kind! I havent met ANY other people so nice as these that I found there. I believe I met all of them during my 2-days stay, and they seemed like a family to me. So kind and so helpful! The room I stayed was enough and could fit a couple (full bed) but no big luggages. However theyre pleased to have you leaving the luggage with them if theres no room in you apt. I was so satisfied with the location, litereally 3 minutes walking from the metro station. There were pleny of western and HK restaurants around. The place is awesome if you plan to walk a lot and just in need of a bed and shower!

The hotel is composed of two floors (4/F and 5/F) of a run-down building. Do not be fooled by the G/F and the elevator on the way up as it is old, musky and a bit scary. Once you reach the hotel, you will be pleasantly surprised! The hotel smelled good and was spick and span! Not to mention, the front desk staff was good in English and was friendly. Nothing beats the location of the hotel. It has a 7-Eleven beside it and right in front is the famous Michelin-starred Cheung Hing Kee Shanghai Pan-Fried Buns (the truffle ones are to die for). A few blocks away are the busy Canton and Nathan Roads, hence the proximity to the TST Station of the MTR, the Star Ferry to Hong Kong Island or the ferry to Macau and/or Mainland China. As for the room, you get what you pay for. I previously thought that the smallest hotel rooms were in Tokyo, but this might be the record-holder for the smallest hotel room that I have ever stayed at. I booked a Double Room even though I was a solo traveller, and perhaps it was a wise decision. I highly doubt that the Double Room will fit two people! Nevertheless, the room had everything I needed--a refrigerator, kettle, telephone, television, hair-dryer, towels, toiletries, slippers and even a safe. Not bad for the price! And did I mention that everything was clean? All in all, this hotel deserves good ratings. Indeed, it is small and the entrance might scare travelers. But the hotel is cheap, clean and the location is perfect to explore Hong Kong.

Great stay at this place. Did not have a good 1st impression because the building itself looks a bit dingy inside. But the floors of the guest house itself were clean. Aircon and heater worked very well, room was snug and comfortable, water and adaptors were provided, location was the best, staff were polite and kind especially considering being polite and kind to strangers (even customers) is not common in Hong Kong. Bed length may be a hassle if you're very tall, but then that's just the nature of Hong Kong properties so one can't really complain. I do wish the bathroom soap dispenser was refilled and that check-in time was earlier though. But it was all good. I would recommend to others and come back myself.

And all of the places that we stayed here in Hong Kong at the hospital this was amongst the best of the worst customer services and facilities at the Oscars. Brothers to the Death your very kind and young lady that does not sending job. It was a great stay here and I have to say that anyone else they want to stay in there and hopeful heart bear needs to check this out.

strategically located about 10 minutes walk from the avenue of stars and star ferry terminal. do not judge the room from the outside. the building looked aged on the corridor and the surrounding neighbouring units, but the rooms were well renovated. although it is one of the smallest hotel room i have seen (almost the size of a parking lot and including a built in toilet), but it good considering the price and space is a very valuable thing in hong kong. 5 minutes walk from tsim sha tsui station. the only downside is only that you will have to wait for the lift. overall, i am happy with the stay.

I stayed at Fortunate Guesthouse for a week. I was blown away by how great the staff was. Very friendly! And she was constantly changing the linens for me, and providing me with new towels, and in general keeping the place clean and tidy. I would often come back at night to find her cleaning the bathrooms or other facilities. Cheap with a good location - you can't get any better than that. Quite safe as well, as long as you ignore the hawkers when first entering Chungking Mansion. If you're going to stay in a hostel in Hong Kong, make it this one.

We stayed at Legend's Guest House for 3 nights in their family room and it was a pleasant experience. To reach Harilela Mansion where this guest house is located, just need to take the A21 bus from the airport and get off at stop No13 (Cameron Road). The place is just across the road. The rooms were cleaned everyday including giving out of fresh towels after every clean up. The in room facilities as described in the page were all in working order. Tsim Sha Tsui MTR is just a stones throw away from the guest house as well. A lot of attractions and the star ferry pier is just a few hundred meters away. Upon checking out, we were allowed to leave our luggage's behind at the reception for a while before returning to collect it. The bus stop back to the airport is right in front of the entrance to the mansion. Overall I would definitely recommend their family room to anyone who wishes to stay in a clean and strategic place in Hong Kong.

The Australian is like any other budget hotel room in Hong Kong - small ~ however it offers something the others don't! Cleanliness, comfort and security. The staff aren't always friendly, however if you smile a lot and make a few nice comments while checking in they seem to lighten up. In the room is excelent hot water!! A working AC (however it was a little noisy) a flat screen tv with many channels 2 of which were in English, and toiletry supplies ( toilet paper, toothbrushes and 2 fresh clean towels). The bed is king single, would easily sleep 2 adults and is comfortable!! Highly reccomend this hotel to solo travelers or couples staying in Hong Kong for 1-3 nights.

Sing Yuet Hostel is one of the cheapest hostel near the central of Hong Kong. With the night markets (Ladies' Market, Fa Yuen Street etc.) just below the hostel and the hostel being a stone throw's away from the Mong Kok MTR, you could hardly find any other hostels with better location at this price range. Even though it is close to the night market, the room doesn't feel noisy at all during weekdays and I was able to sleep peacefully. During the weekends of my stay, people on the street had an open-air karaoke after around 6 pm which made it hard for me to take a short rest. Not sure if this happens every weekend or if it was just a one-time event but the noise died down before 10.30 pm. Though cheap, the hostel offers a good place for a comfortable sleep as the rooms are kept clean by the staff. The furnishing looks new and the door has an electronic lock too. That being said, I do not think that the room is suitable for everyone as the room and the toilet/bathroom could be rather cramp especially to those with bigger size but this is typical for a budget hostel in Hong Kong. Even though the pillows, blankets and the beds are not of the highest quality, I do not feel any discomfort while using them. As for the facilities, do not expect sauna, swimming pools or other luxurious facilities and you should be fine. It has water machines on each floor that could provide hot or cold water. The hostel also provides free toothbrushes and toothpaste everyday. The towels are also changed daily. To summarize, the hostel is a very good budget hostel that provides all basic necessities for a typical traveler. It is clean and it has all the basic facilities. On top of it, it has a team of friendly staff which was something that I really appreciated. I will definitely come back here for my second trip to Hong Kong.

The stay in this hotel is good. Basically it is a budget hostel and it allows you to stay with cheaper price compared to other 3 to 4 stars hotel in Hong Kong. The hotel is very clean and the security system is consider not bad. Fast internet is another good thing to share. Besides, the hostel is centrally located at Tsim Sha Tsui where we can access to anywhere via the MTR, it is very near to Harbour city, Avenue stars, i-Square and etc. Quite number of attractions can be reached by walking distance.

FIRST THING, IT'S HONG KONG, ALL ROOMS ARE VERY SMALL, OKAY?! Getting to the accommodation from the airport was very easy. There is a direct bus that stops just outside, and if you cross the road, the same number bus will take you back to the airport The staff were friendly and spoke English well. I booked and was given a single room. The owners have a few different hostels owned by them throughout the building, so I technically didn't stay in City Guesthouse, I stayed in Germany Hostel. Not that it matters, but just saying. The room was very clean, but like all rooms in HK, it was very small. Sitting on the toilet, I can touch my bed, yeah. There was a fan and an aircon in the room, so I thought it was great. I had strong wifi in my room too. Very positive note is that they came in and tidied up the room and gave me a fresh towel everyday! The building seems sketchy, but I felt safe in all honesty. The lifts take forever, so I always walk through the stairwell myself, which is also kind of dirty, but I think it is better than waiting 5 minutes for a lift which might even arrive full, so then an extra 5 minutes. Location is perfect. There are 2 different MTR train stations are just beside the building. The ferry terminal is a block down and it’s very cheap to crossover to HK island. The surrounding neighbourhood is very lively and it is easy to just wander around and look for food or shopping. Personally, I am happy that I stayed here. For the amenities and the price, you get a great location and a simple accommodation. I was always comfortable in room and I slept well every night. Any hotel probably would have been only a bit bigger but at triple the price or more. For all travellers, I would recommend a private room. It really is too close for comfort with another person in the small HK rooms. Just take a private room and enjoy the culturally rich and lively atmosphere of the famous Chungking Mansions!

I wasn't sure what to expect at first, as Mirador Mansion seems to be a former apartment building that was converted into several hostels on each floor. You'll also see some tailoring shops and a boxing gym, so it's a mish mash of things in this building. Tai Wah itself is secure with keypad access from the main hallway, plus a modern key card access to each room. Rooms are teeny tiny but clean and new, all you need if you want to be right at the center of everything in Hong Kong while on a budget. Linens are good, there's a TV (although showing only Chinese channels), hair dryer, dental kit, shampoo and body wash provided. Wifi connection is fast and stable. 7-11 downstairs, Tsim Sha Tsui station immediately outside one building entrance, Nathan Road on the other entrance. Recommended if you need clean, safe, and no-frills accommodation. One room is just big enough for a solo traveler; cramped if there are two of you with luggage to consider.

Asia Inn is one of the most conveniently located Inns I've stayed in Hong Kong. I love the fact that going to HK from TST via Ferry was very fast and very easy. Just a lite warning though, if you're not that queezy about staying in a lplace with a lot of Indians and Africans, this is your digs. Asia Inn is very easy to find, just hop on an A21 bus from the airport and get off middle road and walk a little along Nathan and that's it. Very ideal of backpackers and those who want to experience Hong Kong on a budget. Food places abound and shops for souvenirs, gadgets, jewelry, etc...are just around the corner. Would highly consider this place again in my next visit to Hong Kong...Kudos to the very helpful staff for making my stay quite an experience. :-)

We (an American couple in our late 30s) arrived late due to a travel delay for our two night stay. I emailed to let them know, and Shirley quickly responded to say they would wait for us. This is typically an un-staffed guest house type facility, just 8 rooms on the 8th floor of a very conveniently located building. The room was very clean and comfortable and the wifi strong. We emailed again to get advice on the best way to get to the airport for an early departure and Shirley responded quickly and kindly again. We will definitely stay again during our next trip to Hong Kong. I noticed a few reviews mentioned issues with the restroom. This is typical of travel in many Asian countries and not a reflection of this guest house!

My friend and I stayed 5 days 4 nights in a basic double room. The bed/pillows/blanket were a pleasant surprise--clean and soft. The room was cleaned (blankets folded, trash taken out, towels replaced) daily. The bathroom was a combined toilet/sink/shower area and was decently clean. Note that towels and flip-flops are provided. Soap was available but no shampoo or hair-dryer. Both hot and cold water (and mugs) were provided, but bring your own bottle. As others have said, Chungking Mansions (the name of the building) has many Indian stall-keepers and taxi drivers, and on the first two days, many continuously approached me and my friend. Like another review mentioned, if they try to tell you about their hostel, just tell them you already have a booking, and they will leave you alone. We did feel nervous and somewhat threatened (two college-aged girls). However, after the first two days, they probably remembered us and stopped actively bothering us. Also, at the waiting area for the elevators, there is a guard who helps operate the elevators and makes you feel much safer. Note, however, that he likely gets off duty by/around midnight (we came back around 1am one night and he wasn't there). Location is fantastic because Tsim Sha Tsui is only one stop from Admiralty, where you can switch to the blue line to access all the places on Hong Kong Island (Victoria's Peak, Ocean Park, Dragon's Peak hike). Also, Tsim Sha Tsui is conveniently on one end of Nathan Road, which we walked all along (instead of taking MTR red line) to get to many of the places we wanted to go (Ladies' Market, Temple Street).

I was just over-nighting on my way to Mainland China and Dhillon Hotel is in a good location for me as a way-station between the airport and the East Rail Line to China. The staff here are friendly and will help you out. One example: I was up in the middle of the night and needed a new battery for the mouse on my computer and one of the gentlemen at the front desk kindly gave me what I needed. The rooms are small but that's to be expected in this part of Hong Kong and for the price the rooms here are good value. I'm sure I'll book in at this hotel again next time I'm in Hong Kong. Special thanks to the staff here - Garry, Harry, Harmon, John and Dev......

An honest review for a choosy traveller: First- the location is great because it is at the center of a tourists interests site. Although Jordan (near temple street) can also be an option because it just a few minutes walk away, the location of this this hotel is a lot closer to the harbour going to Macau, canton road for shopping and other attractions like the avenue of the stars, the peninsula, the cultural center, etc. Second- the owner is so accommodating, he gave us a good for three (3) rooms instead of a room with twin bed. I asked for a large bed when booking and, I think, this is his way of compensating the regular small rooms found in Hong Kong.. He gave us a room with one twin bed and one single bed. Our room was approx. about 20-23sqm if I am not mistaken including the comfort room which was also wide enough to take a shower. He also mentioned about walk-ins, best to book your rooms prior to being there because they will transfer you to other hotels if you don't. The place is good - Chung King Mansion is crowded but if you have a company, it is okay. At the ground level, a lot of people will offer you accommodations, a lot of people are passing through because of the money changers which you can have your money changed to HKD for the best price and it is also where people buy souvenirs, etc. (Not recommended, go to temple street instead) The building has two (2) small elevators hence, the long queue to your floor but it was relatively ok for us as we avoid going back to the hotel at peak times like 6/7pm. This hotel is located at the 17th floor which we think is okay because when you have to go down, the elevator is empty as this is the top most floor compared to other hostels which is in the middle of the building. Often times, I see people using the stairs instead because once the elevator gets to their floor, it is already full. The elevator can accommodate 6-8 persons depending on how big or small they are in body size. Bed is okay with clean shee

It was my first time to travel abroad and me and my colleague have limited budget hence we have to book in a cheaper place where we could stay for four days and three nights. We booked at Ashoka Hostel because based on my readings, they got good reviews and positive feedbacks from tourists who have been there. We weren’t wrong for checking-in at Ashoka. When we arrived, we were greeted and treated nicely by the hotel staff. They were pleasant and helpful. Our room was cozy, quite small but it was clean and well ventilated. It has aircon and electric fan, exhaust fan in the bathroom, telephone and hot and cold shower. Photoholics can also upload photos of their everyday adventure in Hong Kong, easier and faster because of the hotel’s speedy wifi connection.

Hostel is located inside the famous Chunking mansion. Everyone in Hong Kong knows about this building. Near to metro right middle of city. It's a building with more than 50plus hostels ( infact 90percent of hostels in Agoda are inside this building ) shops, money exchange, restaurants are available downstairs. If you're aim is to stay at hotel all the time during your trip then don't choose it. I used it for sleeping in night, taking shower and I spent entire day seeing Hong Kong. Lifts will be busy during daytime. Leave early for the day and come late at night then lift will be free. You get to live with multi national roommates. Free coffee, microwave, blanket but no Lock for bathroom but you have locker facility for your valuables. If you are ready to adjust with minimum facilities,small room and crowded building then go for it. After all you are going stay just for 3-4 days.. Be ready to adjust your self when you are paying so cheap amount to stay.

Hong Kong hotels most have very small rooms (except the expensive hotels), very small means the room size a bit bigger than the bed in it, this hotel in general in good and clean, stuff very helpful (Indian people), facilities all available in room, hotel very close to metro station and main Hong Kong markets, only disadvantage thing is the room size, and it's for sure value for money.