2-Star Hotels in Hong Kong

In general the environment is good and has improvements like the outfit. It is great if they can do some refurbishment. The only bad experience is that somebody was doing the vacuum cleaning at 9:00am in the morning. At the same time, can here the water flowing though the pipe tube. It would be great if they can do some improvement in these.

I recently stayed at ZiXin during my visit to Hong Kong, and it exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly, making check-in a breeze. The room was spacious and very clean. The location was perfect, close to the metro station, which made exploring the city so convenient. Overall, my experience at ZiXin was nothing short of amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong and can’t wait to return!

Excellent location in that it is near alot of shops and restaurants. I liked how it has a place where guests can sit down and tables to do things. I like how it has a kitchen where guests can cook their own food and has filtered water where guests can fill their own bottles. Hotel was very fair about things that you can and cannot do. Room was very spacious considering how limited and small Hong Kong is. I was in room 1003 on the 10th floor. The only bad thing that I had to deal with at this place was this long term stay guests that was probably around his late 50's and early 60's that was behaving irrationally towards me when I was taking a shower by knocking on the door and using swear words saying I was taking too long when I just got in there and started. I only had to wash my hair and face which wasn't too long. It's not like he had to use the shower next after me and it's not his frekkin place. He must be dealing with a lot of personnel problems that's probably driving him nuts and causing him to become crazy and irrational like this. I know he's dealing with health problems because I overheard him talking to one of the workers when I was doing my own thing on my bed and he was talking about some operation he had to go through. I believe his religion was Catholic. Must be stressful for him having to deal with the high cost of living in Hong Kong.

I've stayed in this hotel previously. It is located inside the famous Chungking Mansions in TST in Hong Kong. It is very well located and at very decent bargain prices considering the going rate of hotels in central Hong Kong

It was my first time to travel to Hong Kong. I chose many hotels and finally decided on Yijia. It is highly recommended. The aunt is very nice and enthusiastic. There was no difficulty in communication throughout the whole process. The environment and sanitation are very good. There is also an independent door lock for safety. It is very convenient to walk a few steps downstairs to Mong Kok MTR Station. There are food and drinks downstairs, so don't worry. When you come to Hong Kong, remember to bring your own charging converter. I had a lot of fun and felt relieved to live here. If I have the opportunity to come to Hong Kong again, I will choose this place again!

The hosts are hospitable. The language barrier was not an hindrance since they were very willing to meet our issues. I think our supposed to be room was given to another local family so we got a smaller room. The only issue is the elevator.

It is great location, very close to the center and harbour. Lots of food places and shops around. Our room did not have windows, which was downside, but is was quite big by hong kong standards. Cleanness was average, water pressure was very good. There was free water dispenser with cold and hit water in common area, also fridge and microwave.

Because hk is very expensive, this hostel/ hotel is a good deal for the location. Pros: great communication, location, price, check in and out times Cons: smells like mold, black mold everywhere, no water, elevator takes a long time, thin walls, no luggage storage (unless outside in the hallway is “storage”) For these reasons, I personally wouldn’t book again. The hotel keeper was kind and communicated the location, information and everything very well! Very responsive. I think my standards for a hotel are a bit higher!

I'm aware that rooms in HK are small especially in Tsim Sha Tsui. But this place is quite nice to sleep for the night. There's a 100 hkd deposit at check-in. It's close to a bar called eye bar where you can see the perfect panoramic view of the harbor. The sign name is actually Seasons Garden not Seasons Hotel.

Hotel is clean, water is very strong for showering. Good location near bus stops and MTR . Plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. Hawkers selling fruits and night markets within walking distances.