Hong Kong Sham Shui Po District Hotels

Very clean, new and modern. The bathroom even has a separate shower stall, which is luxurious by Hong Kong standards 😁 The rooftop terrace is beautiful to relax and enjoy the view. The mattress is a little hard.

I spontaneously decided to visit Hong Kong Disneyland in July and unexpectedly found this hotel at a great price. It seems to be more expensive now, but I would consider staying here again if the opportunity arises. The location is about a 15-minute walk from Lai Chi Kok MTR station. There are many local 'cha chaan teng' (Hong Kong-style cafes) nearby, and some are genuinely delicious, but be aware that they only accept cash. The room was really small, but I slept soundly, and it was quite clean. I was able to open my 20-inch suitcase flat. You'll need to bring your own travel adapter as the hotel doesn't provide them. No deposit is required.

“Perfect Stay for a Solo Traveler!” I had a great experience staying at JST Hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and just the right size for a solo traveler. The staff were very kind and helpful throughout my stay. The location is convenient, close to shops, restaurants, and public transport, which made getting around easy. I felt safe and well taken care of the entire time. I would definitely recommend this hotel to other solo travelers looking for a peaceful and convenient place to stay!

The guesthouse is well-equipped, and the room was surprisingly spacious. The surrounding area is also excellent – quiet and very convenient for amenities. Just a short walk downhill and around the corner from the guesthouse, you'll find a *cha chaan teng* for meals. The staff were all soft-spoken and very polite.

pleasant staff and the hotel is super close to the sham shui po mtr station.. about 1 min walk. the area is convenient with many restaurants and some clothing market nearby. the room was clean with a pretty comfortable bed. the only downside was that the lock to my door was broken, so i couldn't lock my door when going outside. luckily for me, it wasn't important as i checked in late and i didn't need to go out anywhere that night.

Although the room is compact (which is typical for Hong Kong), it's cleverly designed with excellent space utilization. It's a one-bedroom unit with a separate living area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a bathroom. The kitchen even has a steam oven and dishes, making it easy to prepare light meals. Both the living room and bedroom boast large windows offering stunning harbor views, which are particularly beautiful at night. The location is incredibly convenient. Downstairs in the building's mall, you'll find various dining options and a Watsons, and the V Walk mall is just across the street. It's also very close to MTR and bus stations. The lobby staff were all very friendly and helpful. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place to friends.

This hostel, which is labeled ”cohabitation space”, is actually a youth hostel. The room is super small and there is basically no space to move around. You have to flash left and right to avoid the bathroom when you put the suitcase. The shower room is very narrow. The worst thing is that there is no hot water the night before check-out, there is no phone in the room to inform the front desk, and there is no phone to contact the staff on duty on the Internet. Unless ”you” are willing to go to the first floor to find security guards in this case. Really, if you have something, ask for blessings, there is no way to ask for help. Only hard scalp with cold water shower. The whole hostel has a faint smell, like the smell of a ditch... The only advantage is the location.

I booked a double suite here a week ago. It was my first time in Hong Kong, and I assumed Mong Kok would be relatively unsafe. After reading numerous reviews of B&Bs, I felt even more apprehensive. So, I decided to stay for one night and then extend my stay if the environment was good. Arriving in Mong Kok, I was unfamiliar with the area, so I got lost for a while. Once I found my way, I discovered there were two entrances, one closed after 11 PM. There were also two elevators at each entrance, one for odd and one for even numbers. Upon check-in, the host was very welcoming. Perhaps because the double room was full or something else, they gave us a triple room with a window at no extra charge. The door had a combination lock, and the room was spotless, with spotless floors and immaculately white walls. There was no clutter on the bed, and the quilt was neatly folded. The bathroom was also spotless, with no odors or debris. It was a bit cramped, and the toilet had a long, lingering clatter after flushing, which I hope could be improved. There was also a small TV in the room, but the channel selection was a bit limited. The room also provided hangers, slippers, shampoo, and shower gel, but you had to bring your own toothpaste. Seeing this, I decided to renew my lease the next day. To my surprise, the double room seemed to be sold out. The landlord then asked me what I had paid for the room. Before I could find my bill, the landlord had already extended my stay for another night at 350 RMB, which was 2 RMB lower than the price on the platform! Overall, I personally felt the room was better than the promotional photos, exceeding my expectations. The landlord's service attitude also made me sincerely decide to write a positive review for her. 👍 I will definitely choose this B&B again next time.

Basically you can, but the room is close to the washing machine, someone is doing laundry too early in the morning, and no windows, to go out of the front desk to add drinking water, add a quilt, and no, the bed is too small, it is impossible to live two people.

Room looks new for me in mongkok area plus the design is cool. Cozy, nice and coolness of aircon is great. Complete personal hygiene kit as well. Thanks