I'm a huge fan of the Residence G in Hong Kong! The "G" girls provide consistent outstanding…read moreservice from the time you enter the 2nd(?) floor front desk, to anytime you enter the lobby. There are fresh croissants, coffee, and juice waiting for you in the morning all complementary! The hotel is squeaky clean, beds are extremely comfortable by American standards. Starbucks and other "American" fast food is just around the corner. Kowloon is not a typical tourist area of Hong Kong which actually makes it nice. Its a short taxi ride from the Airport Express stop and very convenient to the Jordan subway station and Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Hong Kong Island and all the touristy destinations are just a short Water taxi or Subway ride away! I also really cant speak highly enough of the "handy" cell phone/internet device which is yours complimentary during your stay! How comforting to have a local device without worry of data roaming or having to find a wifi hotspot on your own cell phone. The "Handy" is just that Handy! We took it everywhere to find restaurants, subway information, even to take pictures after our own cell phones died! We simply connected it to the cloud and was able to transfer the pictures to my DropBox! I haven't tried their new downstairs restaurant but hear good things! The rooms are quiet spacious and the rates are extremely competitive. Bottom line is if you are an American venturing to Hong Kong for the first time (or the 10th) give the "G" a chance! You will be pleasantly surprised!

Excellent, central location to stay while in HK. Room is spacious (local standard). Bathroom with…read moretub and shower. Bed is comfortable, firm but not hard. Two restaurants in the hotel, both are very good. Around the corner is the MTR station. Across from the hotel are a several pub/ bars. Ride to the AirPort Express station is about 10 minutes.

My first time staying at this hotel was surprising because of how well used the space was. The…read morebathroom had a funky vibe with a window to the room. You can pull down a curtain but it was weird but at the same time I guess it is to make the room bigger. You will be surprised how small the bathroom is and how smart they use every inch of it :) The second time I spent there was a bit disappointing. The room was smaller and I didn't care because it was just for one night. But they didn't have basics as moisturizer. I guess I was staying on the wrong floor hahaha They still have the ipod to control the room. Waiting for an elevator can take a few minutes. Be aware to take one as soon as it comes. People will just jump in even if they weren't at the line. Super fast check out. Located at the middle of the party street. You can probably hear some laughter in the middle of the night.

This is a pretty good hostel and I'm glad that's this one isn't sketchy. The hosts speak English…read moreand the place is nicely air conditioned. Finding this place can be tricky as the lobby is not on ground floor, but you have to go up stairs to get there. To get to the hotel from the airport, take the A11 or N11 bus which has a bus stop right across the street. It's $40 HKD, exact change, and your stop is number 13, Wan Chai Fire Station. After getting off, go towards the crosswalk in front of the bus stop, make a right across the street, then make a left before the building that says "Yesinn." Go up the stairs, and if you see 1F, you need to go up 1 more floor to 2F in order to get to the lobby. There's a $100 HKD Cash deposit upon checking in, so bring some change. Also, bring your own towel as the place will charge you for using a towel. The common room is pretty chill and there are almost always other english speaking solo travelers as well if you wanted to meet with people. Room is big, clean, and quiet while the bed is light for solo travelers, but it's not bad. The place has a locker for each bed and there's a reading light. Note that there are no outlets except the UK outlet, so US and EU plugs will not work. List of things to bring: Soap Towel $100 HKD UK Style 220V plug Overall, 9.5/10 great place to stay.

It is never easy to find a good quality hostel in Hong Kong Island (unless you are fine with the…read moreChung Hing Building...) Anyways, I first went to this place because my friend was visiting Hong Kong and he found this place and asked me to go check it out. Surprisingly it is located in the centre of Causeway Bay and just 2 minute walk to Time Square and the rate each night was just around HKD$200. I probably will give it a try if one day I am homeless as it is definitely a bargain for all. The common room is very cozy and as a hostel, it is where you will get the information where to go around Hong Kong and meet up with people. They have computers and printer for use; and a kitchen right next to it. The staff are very young and funny which is also a plus. The room was rather nice, the only disadvantage might be that you have to remain your curtain down as it is in Causewaybay and you should know about the seriousness of light pollution in Hong Kong, but it could be easily fixed. The room was very nice and definitely not noisy at all. But given everyone comes here to party, so who needs to sleep anyway? And the highlight of this place is 100% the rooftop. It is like a free beer garden. Of course you need to buy your own beer but supermarket is just around the corner. The rooftop is very spacious and nicely decorated where you can chill, get drunk and meet up with friends. I highly recommend this place for tourists as it is definitely FAR BETTER than other hostels in Causeway Bay.

So my husband has stayed here for over 30 days and I just joined him for the last four of those…read moredays. I think I would give a 3.5 versus 4, but since I can't, I feel more appropriate with this review to round up versus round down. Some things I think are great. Room was contemporary in feel, looks modern with slick finishes, lots of mirror and glass, cool colors. Our set up had a little kitchen with frig (bottled water supplied at no charge every day to that frig!), Nespresso maker (not to be confused with a coffee maker), microwave and tableware. Bathroom was large enough and bed was quite comfy. The breakfast is great. Very fresh fruit and an assortment of breakfast items for every international pallet. But let me highlight the coffee. I am a black coffee with milk drinker and I think this might be the best I have ever had. Individual coffee drinks are made right there with their little machine by their supper attentive breakfast staff. I woke up every morning wanting a cup or two or three ASAP! Some things that I thought were not so great. Our room seemed dusty. I noticed the cleaning details or there lack of. Our room was not dirty, but the attention to detail of wiping down a headboard or seeing the smudge was noticed by us. Also, the living room sitting high backed purple sofa although cool, not comfortable in the slightest. No lobby, no bar, no restaurant, no fast extras. The staff was welcoming and kind. They seemed grateful for the business and we're glad we were there. Although I did not see the final bill, hotel was somewhere in the ball park of $200-300 per night. We enjoyed and would recommend.

A great little boutique hotel very close to MTR & walking distance to many sights. When you walk…read moreinto the hotel there isn't a lobby area. Just a reception desk with a couple of chairs, so guests visiting will not have anywhere to hang out if they are picking you up. All of the staff speak English, some better than others. No concierge service, so don't expect a lot of help planning any activities. Staff will help if they can but a lot of times they looked like a deer caught in headlights when i asked a question. Luckily i'm pretty self sufficient and with free wifi you can always look up whatever you want on your phone or laptop if you have one. The hotel was clean & offered a lot of little amenities that made the place stand out. Free breakfast, free minibar, free wifi. small pool & workout room... can't beat that! The breakfast room is small but nice. Not a huge selection but will definitely fill you up & get you ready for a day of sightseeing. It is a small buffet with a variety of western & eastern food. The only odd thing about the hotel room is the bathrooms in the bedroom are surrounded by glass doors so very little privacy. There are shades you can pull down but kind of a hassle. No problem if you don't have privacy issues. TIP: If you are a baller & have some cash to burn, there is a hidden Michelin rated Japanese restaurant (Sushi Shikon) inside the hotel. http://www.argusguide.com/hong-kong/restaurants/Sushi-Shikon

Maybe 3 star Old furniture 1 240 outlet…read more Toilet barely flushes Location is good but I'm checking out after 1 night TV same size as my laptop

This is a beautiful hotel! It is located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon. It is located…read moreonly 15 minutes from Hung Hom Train Station and Kowloon Station. Inside the hotel, there are three elegant restaurants, a bar, a gym, and health spa. We were on the 15th floor and we booked a room with a queen bed with a roll-in for third person. It was spacious, but when the roll-in was opened, we couldn't walk through to get to the restroom. We had to either climb over the bed or squeeze through the the 1 foot gap between the foot of the roll in and the wall. When we first checked in, I saw hair on the floor in the restroom. I was slightly disgusted by this as I KNEW it wasn't my own hair. I mean, how hard can it be to quickly wipe the floor of the restroom to get rid of the hair? The toilet pressure was also VERY LOW. I had to hold down the toilet lever until it flushed all the way. I was very scared that it was going to overflow. Also, the drain in the shower was clogged so I was showering and the water was accumulating at my feet and took a good 5-10 minutes for it to drain all the way. Wifi there is awful, the connection is sooooo SLOW and we were only allowed 2 devices to be on the wifi network even though we paid for 3 people to stay in the room. Overall, I would stay here again simply because it is conveniently located near multiple 7-11, McDonalds, Watsons, and the train station.

This place is one of those you have to know what you're getting into propositions. I recommend it…read more I would stay there again. I write to ensure others have a sense of what it is like. Consider this a positive review. This is, as advertised, a capsule hotel. If you don't know what that is, it originated in Japan, apparently for drunk salarymen to sleep it off after they missed the last subway. I'm not sure if that's true, but it is what I have been told. You have your own bed in a bunk situation, separated from the common space by a heavy felt curtain secured by magnets. The space is tall enough to sit up in, but you can only change clothes in a contorted manner. The bathroom (two sinks, two showers, two toilets) are common space. Hot water is hot and high pressure (relying on AC excess heat). There are lockers, as at a railway station (at least in movies), for your stuff -- if you went to high school in America, imagine a compartment about 2.5x the size. They have an electronic control, with a keypad your program. Mine had a glitch, probably due to my fault (I messed up the code and it timed out), but they assigned another that was fine. A thoughtful touch is the power outlet inside, so you can lock a laptop in there while you are out and about. It's a hipster monastery. Everyone is totally silent. I don't think that is required but it is encouraged. So you move around among strangers and just nod at people. They emphasize the environmentally sound, minimalist, start-up chic of the place. It exudes design. The display showing time and temperature on a tall glass monitor; the humidifier; even the soap dispenser all are meant to be unified in the aesthetic. There are thoughtful touches such as a handhold to grab when exiting the bottom bunk. I did bonk my head once, also wholly my carelessness. The whole place is tiny, with only eight compartments in a space that could not be larger than a two car garage. I probably am not the demographic they are looking for. I imagine this is for the adventuresome, the frugal, the young, or those who are combination. I suppose I have enough curiosity and cheapness to be attracted to the option. If you are worried about robbers, murderers, or just not comfortable with other people moving around in a shared space so small you cannot pass someone else in what can't even be called a hallway, then don't bother reading further. They do have security cameras installed. If are interested, there are various subtleties. First of all, you have to be able to find the place. The street address doesn't correlate to where it is relative to the other numbers, because it is up some stairs, then down in the basement of a building. Go to approximately where your GPS says, then walk further down the street (five meters), turn left to head up some steps, then look for the entryway on the left. There is a black concrete bench, also with the same aesthetic, on the right. The proprietors hang out there. Then, you have to be able to enter. The QR code is sent to your phone. I had to lock the orientation and I was committing user error in my first attempts, because the phone has to be held at the level of a line on the wall (duh) and not right on top of the reader. They have at least one deaf staff person -- that is a big plus to me, since it shows their inclusion. They also figure the guy will fit in, since they want quiet, and he isn't going to be talking. He mimed everything. I know a bit of ASL, so I figured he was deaf; however, no point using ASL, since he only uses CSL. I spent two nights there. By plan, I then went to a luxury hotel. The price total was equivalent to three nights at a budget place. I'd say it was a worthwhile tradeoff. I'm glad I tried it.

Hip and vintage small hotel. Room is very tiny, no hot water. But it is clean and close to a lot of…read morethings as well as two blocks from the metro. Worked for our budget.

We had an 18 hour layover in Hong Kong for the day so looked up some hotels that we could stay at…read morefor a couple hours in the middle of the day to rest up, shower, and change. This place was super cute and in a great area of town! It was very reasonably priced, awesome decor, and very friendly and helpful staff. If we're ever back in Hong Kong, we would definitely stay again! Highly recommend!

Fantastic room rates, excellent location, and decent amenities!…read more My partner and I stayed here for a total of 7 nights during a trip to Hong Kong in November 2025. We stayed in two different rooms, as we checked out halfway through our trip to visit Shenzhen for 2 nights, before ultimately returning to for a few more nights at the tail-end of our trip. Here are our thoughts! Pros: -Professional, efficient, and safe baggage storage for as long as you need, which is super helpful if you have an early arrival or late departure. -Clean rooms, comfortable beds, more than enough pillows, and complimentary water provided daily. There are also combs, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hair caps, and other toiletries available at no additional cost if needed. -The property is located is within a few blocks of the Jordan MTR station, making transportation around Hong Kong very easy -There are tons of restaurants conveniently located inside the hotel, including Yat Tung Heen, which is an affordable one Michelin star dim sum restaurant. -Staff was friendly and welcoming at every interaction. Cons: -There was a slight sewage smell inside our bathroom in our 2nd room. It wasn't constant and it wasn't overpowering, but it was definitely noticeable. We didn't notice this in our 1st room during the first 4 nights. -The rooms are on the smaller side. We struggled to find space for both our suitcases and the sliding door to our closet was broken in our second room, disabling us from storing anything there. -Not sure if this was just us but the lights were difficult to figure out in the room. We were so busy sightseeing that we didn't have enough time to check out the gym or wellness areas! Overall, I wouldn't say this is a high-end hotel experience, but it's perfect for mid-range budget travelers that are looking for a nice stay without spending too much!

Fantastic hotel experience. I would definitely consider staying at Eaton HK again on future…read moresolo-trips to Hong Kong-Kowloon area. As somebody who is LGBT and low-key socially and politically active, it's very nice to stay at a hotel that is inclusive and affirms your identity, beliefs, and values. The hotel was adorned with walls and sections that educated, paid tribute to, and celebrated queer folx, commemorated those who have passed from AIDS, and other social causes. The hotel is also very involved with the local and global art and activism scene with social events and workshops that were free of charge, or for a nominal fee, for patrons of the hotel. For visitors, the check-in process was easy, and there were staff that also opened doors, offered assistance, and were extremely helpful. Eaton HK had a small, but clean, gym and pool area. The gym had a selection of dumbbells, step and riser, yoga blocks, kettle bell, and complementary towel service. The pool, again small, had floaties, and nice lawn chairs for people who wanted to tan. The staff would be check people in, offer towels, and if using the pool- would assign a staff to lifeguard in the pool area. The bed was sufficient, but a bit small. I did get the Nook - the smallest option, at about 138-168 USD (the range due to the hotel service cost and my laziness to verify). They also provided sustainable bottles of water that they refilled per day. There was a safe for personal items and a small closet. Consider upgrading to a larger room if you have 2 or more people in your party. The only negative was that I would wake up in the middle of the night (jet lag and insomnia) and smell old cigarette smoke. Eaton HK did its best by investing in air purifiers and imposing a smoking violation fee, but it still permeated through the doors. It felt like the neighboring rooms has a smoker that was violating the rules... Again not a fault of Eaton HK, but be careful for those who have sensitivity to smoke and allergies.