Fantastic Hostel (it was more like a UK 3star hotel) with great breakfast and top location. Rooms were clean and spacious, no problems at all. more

I stayed in this hotel during Chinese Lunar Year of 6 February until 8 February 2008.At first , I was very concerned on the cleanliness of the communal bathroom.However, it did not turned me down, I was very delighted that the bathrooms were very clean.The room and the facilities were all very simple.It was very satisfactory for an independent and... more

My previous stay in Hong Kong on a corporate expense account was at the Intercontinental, so when I had the chance to go there on my own money and on a very tight budget, I was dismayed to find that our only affordable option was a "Y". Granted, the rooms are spartan, but we committed to a one week stay... more

As others have said the rooms are pretty basic, but we found them to be clean and comfortable. If you want a harbour front location then this really isn't for you (although if you go up to the higher floors you'll be able to watch the light show through the little window at the end of the corridor!). However, it... more

The hotel is in a good location. Front desk staff are friendly but the restaurant/coffee shop staff, while efficient in providing service, are not so friendly compared to the front desk staff. Rooms are cleaned everyday but my wife and one of my sons had bug bites. It could probably be the comforters which may not have been changed daily. more

Rooms are very basic. The blinds could use replacing and the paint a bit of touching up, but it was clean and bright. I stayed in two rooms. One actually had a black and white TV! There is a little less road noise on the side facing the main entrance of the guest house. I stayed in a room without... more

First of all: any overnight stop-overs? If this is the case (which was in mine), then take the airport express to kowloon (quicker than going to central) and this hotel is a cheap, quick taxi ride to get there. The service was excellent, my room was clean and functional - I had two single beds, a small desk, an adequate... more

The YWCA Anne Black House is probably the cheapest "real" hotel one can book in Hong Kong. It's not a hostel or a guest-house nested inside a mixed-use building. Its location isn't as bad as it sounds, as long as you're fine with using the frequent & clean buses. Two cross-harbor tunnel routes, many to Star Ferry, at least two... more