2-Star Hotels in Hong Kong, China

The staff is amazingly friendly. If one stays for longer one can participate at the Kung Fu training and everyone can observe the open training sessions. It’s very authentic and certainly a bit spartanic so be prepared the building is quite old and huge and it’s hard to navigate in it.

Excellent location, right next to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, and easily accessible by airport bus A21/A22. Check-in is on the 2nd floor, and they offer luggage storage. There's also a shared kitchen on the 2nd floor, complete with a fridge and microwave. Due to Hong Kong's plastic reduction policy, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, slippers, and towel, or you can purchase them at the front desk. The room looks exactly like the pictures. They provide a key card that doubles as an elevator and room key, so security feels quite high. In the quad room, there's an en-suite bathroom with a separate shower area. While small, it's perfectly functional. Downstairs, there are many fantastic snack shops, all serving delicious food! Transportation is very convenient, and the beds are quite comfortable and clean. There's a slight creaking sound when turning over, but it's acceptable. Roommates are a bit of a lottery; this time, I ended up with night owls who came back late, showered, and organized their belongings, which really disturbed my sleep. However, that's just the nature of shared accommodation. Despite that, I'm still quite satisfied with the room itself. Nearby, the Tin Hau Temple and Yau Ma Tei Police Station are great spots to check out, both within walking distance. And definitely try Chan Kee Roasted Goose – it's absolutely delicious!

The location is great. The receptionist was really helpful and agreed to let me check in earlier than planned. But the place was just terrible...and that comes from someone who doesn't care to sleep on the ground. The dormitory (6 to 8 beds, which was fine) was smelling really bad, the room was extremely humid because we couldn't open the window due to the rats on the other side, the bedsheets were dirty. The bathroom was ok. Despite the nice people there I checked out 1 night earlier because I couldn't bare the smell. You'll have to give 100HK$ in cash as deposit for the room key.

This is an honest review based on my personal experience. I was very pleased and happy with my hostel in HK. I stayed in United Co Operate for 4 Nights and during my stay I never had any problem, the staff(Indian ) was so nice he even let me check in earlier than the check in time. The room is spacious for a solo traveller like me,with a double size bed,with a hot and cold shower,sleepers and toilet paper. The room itself is more than ok for its price just don't expect the amenities of a 3-5 star hotel. The location is the most important part,it is near victoria harbour,Kowloon park and Tsim Sha Tsui mtr.Overall it's highly recommended.

Amazing hostel to stay in Hong Kong! Location is prime, few minutes walking from Mong Kok metro and the A21 airport busstop. It is small, but a very good price for Hong Kong and it feels safe. Easy to find, see photo for the entrance. It's on the 7th floor.

very good，I recently had the pleasure of staying at the 李氏宾馆in Hong Kong, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I stepped into the grand lobby, I was greeted with an atmosphere of opulence and warmth.

This time I stayed at Windsor House near East Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Actually, I chose this room because I saw that the price was very cheap. I wanted to save some money, but I didn't expect it to be surprisingly good. Although the exterior looks very shabby, as long as you enter Windsor House, you will find that the equipment and decoration are very new, and even the shared bathroom facilities are clean, not as bad as imagined, but of course it also depends on luck to see whether the quality education of the guests staying that day is high and they have a sense of public morality. Fortunately, the guests who stayed that night were of high quality. I can only say that I was lucky. I slept on the upper bunk this time. Although it would be a bit difficult for a fat person like me to climb up, it was still smooth. Toothbrushes, earplugs, and bath towels are provided in the public area. If your sleep quality is easily affected by the snoring of others, it is recommended that you go get an earplug first. It will be easier to fall asleep if you plug your ears. In addition, Windsor House provides WiFi, and its network speed and stability are OK without any major abnormalities. In addition, the transportation to Windsor Residence is very convenient. You can take the MRT and exit at Exit P of ”East Tsim Sha Tsui Station” with Chatham Road South written on it, and you can find the address smoothly. In short, if you have a limited budget and are a traveler with tight finances, it is highly recommended that you stay at Windsor Residence, at least it can help you save a lot of money. If you are not too picky and just want to find a place to take a shower and sleep, then you are really suitable to stay at Windsor Residence. I recommend it to everyone.

The price and location were great. I like how close it was to the harbor, scenic spots, and good restaurants. The room and building are a little old. Also, the name of the hotel here on Trip isn't the same name as when you are waiting for the elevator on the ground floor, or when you finally group to the hotel on the 15th floor. Yuzhou isn't printed anywhere. But the front desk staff was very pleasant.

THE ROOM WE STAYED WAS NEWLY RENEWED , THE SPACE UTILISATION IS FANSTASTIC, WASHROOM TOO GOOD , AIRCONDITIONER TOO GOOD , AS PER CHUNKING MANSION THE PROPERTY IS 5 STARS .

Well, at this price, there is not much to ask for. In Chungking Mansions, a famous check-in spot in Hong Kong, there are Southeast Asians and Indians. The hotel is also run by Southeast Asians, so you just need to know English.