Inns in Hong Kong, China

Location Inside Haiphong Mansion, right in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui. Harbour City, Nathan Road, Kowloon Park, and the Star Ferry are all within walking distance. The MTR station is just minutes away, making it easy to explore both Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Room & Comfort I stayed for three nights. The single room is very tiny and has no window, but it feels cozy if you don’t mind the compact space. Linens were fresh, the layout efficient, and the air-conditioning was excellent — strong and reliable, which made the stay comfortable. The toilet was clean, and there was a multi-type power socket by the bed, great if you forget to bring a travel adapter. If you’re tall, the bed may feel restrictive as you can’t fully stretch out your legs. Amenities Facilities are simple: air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. No kettle in the room. Guests receive a single-use towel, shampoo, and shower gel every day, which keeps things hygienic and straightforward. Room slippers and bathroom slippers are provided. The Wi-Fi was fast and stable. Outside the room, there’s a water dispenser (hot and room-temperature only, no cold water) and a microwave oven free to use. Hot water for showering is available anytime. Hangers and a hair dryer are provided. Daily room cleaning is carried out, which keeps the space fresh. With plenty of food nearby, dining is easy and varied. Check-in Late check-in is allow here till 1am but after 12am need to inform the owner early. The front desk isn’t 24-hour, so arrivals after normal hours require coordination. This can be inconvenient for late-night travelers, but manageable if arranged in advance. Service The owner is genuinely nice and friendly, which makes a big difference in a guesthouse setting. Staff were helpful, making the process smooth once checked in. Allow to store your baggage before check in and out so you can explore in peace. Atmosphere The surrounding streets are lively, while the inn itself feels cozy. Some noise may filter through, but overall the vibe is casual and welcoming — closer to a homestay than a hotel chain. Building & Access The lift system in Haiphong Mansion is split between odd and even floors. Joyce Inn is located on the 5th floor, so you’ll need to use the lift serving odd-numbered levels. Verdict Joyce Inn is about location and value. Clean, affordable, and right in the middle of Tsim Sha Tsui’s energy. Best suited for solo travelers or couples who prioritize convenience over amenities. My three-night stay was comfortable overall — I appreciated the daily room cleaning, the fresh toiletries, the friendly owner, the strong air-conditioning, the clean toilet, the multi-type socket by the bed, the fast Wi-Fi, the abundance of food nearby, the free microwave oven, the provided slippers, the hot shower anytime, and the hanger and hair dryer. The price was about 80 SGD per night, which is acceptable, though I do hope it could be a little cheaper. The single room’s size and lack of window may not suit everyone, especially taller guests, but it worked well for me.

This guesthouse is located on the 3rd floor of Lung Wah Building in Tsim Sha Tsui. The room was generally clean and tidy. The landlady was very pretty and had a sweet voice, though she was sometimes busy cleaning rooms and promptly changing the trash bags. For the prime location in Hong Kong, where you can step out and immediately be in Tsim Sha Tsui, the value for money is already excellent. The air conditioning was powerful; it cooled down the room instantly. I'll definitely bring my brother back to stay here next time, hahaha!

The hotel's location is super convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Yau Ma Tei Station Exit D, and Exit C is also very close, just across the street. The front desk is on the 7th floor, and the staff are all really nice. The room was clean and tidy, with good amenities like a safe and a mini-fridge. The bathroom had a wet/dry separation, with mouthwash cups and towels, but toiletries aren't complimentary (you can buy them). Soundproofing is just okay; you can hear people talking or doors opening/closing in the hallway. However, it gets pretty quiet late at night once people stop coming and going, so it didn't affect my sleep. The area around the hotel is also bustling, with plenty of places to eat and shop. For the price, it offers good value for money.

Service was very good. We were initially placed in a double room after mentioning we preferred twin beds, but when we asked politely, the front desk attendant immediately changed our room. She was lovely and 5/5 for service. The room was clean on arrival and the beds were neatly made. Amenities were sufficient, although the property seems more geared toward long-term renters than short stays. The area itself is not ideal. There is a noticeable homeless population nearby and not much to do within walking distance. It is also a bit of a walk to reach public transport such as the MTR. We could not figure out how to operate the older window-mounted air conditioner, and the TV/remote did not work during our stay. Overall, it was an okay stay. However, I would not recommend the area, as it felt somewhat dodgy. The hotel also has many rules that are sent in advance — make sure to read them carefully, as there are several policies that may result in fines.

The hostel is clean and good smell. Service is good with all kabayan. Excellent service. I hope soon your bathroom upgrade with bedey.🥰 godbless.. Total experience Excellent

I had heard that hotels in Hong Kong were small and expensive, but this hotel completely exceeded my expectations. It was very clean, and the room was larger than I anticipated, even featuring a big and a small bed. Plus, the large window offered a great view directly onto Nathan Road. I'm very satisfied.

I think this is a pretty good stay for the price and considering it is Hong Kong! Pros: amazing location (easy to find via maps, building name is on the left side of the entrance, there’s signs showing the floor for the guesthouse), reception have always been present and very helpful with answering questions and requests, you get a toothbrush and toothpaste (they are tiny though), slippers, shower gel, shampoo, hairdryer and a small towel. The air conditioning works fine as well. Cons: the mattress is quite hard and the room is very small (it is to be expected for HK, but I’m not sure how two people with luggage would handle it. The wall are quite thin so pray your neighbours don’t do anything too exciting. But the only thing really me making me detract points is that the toilet would barely flush - I get conserving water, and you know the saying… if it’s yellow let it mellow. But sometimes you would flush like 3 times and barely anything moves 😩💀

Overall, my experience was pretty good. The location is very convenient, making it easy to get around. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The front desk staff were welcoming and professional, handling check-in efficiently with thoughtful and attentive service. The hygiene details were well-maintained, and it offers great value for money; finding a place this good for 200 HKD in Hong Kong is excellent. I would definitely stay here again!

This hostel's location is absolutely unbeatable! It's just a few minutes' walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A, at 48 Haiphong Road. For anyone hitting the streets of Hong Kong, the convenience of getting around is a perfect 10. Even though I stayed in a dorm room, it was much better than I expected. The room wasn't damp and felt very cozy. I was on the 3rd floor in the male dorm, and I didn't find the street outside noisy at all at night. Everyone gets a locker with a key, which made me feel totally secure. Both the room and common areas were kept very clean; the cleaning lady was incredibly diligent. But what I have to praise the most is the landlady! She is genuinely super nice, incredibly kind, and gentle. My flight on the day of check-out was in the evening, and I still had plans for the afternoon. I asked if I could store my luggage, just to try my luck, and she immediately said yes, completely free of charge and without a deposit (this really touched me!). It allowed me to continue sightseeing without the burden of my bags. As for amenities, they are very traveler-friendly: free WiFi (stable signal), Mainland China sockets and universal adapters are provided, along with basic toiletries like toothbrushes and slippers. The common area has a fridge and microwave, making it convenient to store and prepare any food you buy. Overall, for this price in Hong Kong, to enjoy such a prime location, clean environment, and thoughtful service, the value for money is truly exceptional! It's especially suitable for backpackers looking to save on accommodation while still wanting a secure and conveniently located place. A big thank you to the landlady for her care; I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit Hong Kong!

It feels like jump into the middle of Hong Kong movie. Everything is cool and the extravagant outside scenery of high buildings, it reminds me the news dealing the life of Hong Kong people. They were enduring their daily life staying at really tiny piece of room so called 'chicken box', yet could not leave this city to spare their own surrounders. The great difference exists between the two places one for taking a rest and the other for spending money. I believe it stands out the identity of this city, and the reason which makes Hong Kong be loved by all around the world simultaneously. Room condition for the 'Hong Kong Mansion' was pretty not bad, actually it's really hard to find another case with the same price. The managers of this building can speake english, so there's no difficulty to communicate with the foreigners just like me. Also, you can enjoy for luxury shopping since it is located in the central of shopping street literally.