Lucky Hostel

空間超小，兩人床也超小。大樓的電梯很晃，感覺很危險。老闆態度很不友善

Good points: 1. Location - near MTR station, bus stop, and markets. 2. Complimentary Wifi, but the signal is not stable especially at night. 3. Flexibility - I was allowed to check in early as the room was available. The owners, Helen Yeh was helpful, and Mr Lee was fine despite language barrier and always-angry personality. Bad Points: 1. The hotel and room condition - Very very tiny, only a solo traveler could survive. The toilet was unacceptable. Seems like the bed and pillow sheet were reused without being cleaned. Guests with allergies must avoid due to dust in the room. 2. The building condition - very old and the lift was slow and bad. Not vey safe. 3. Facility - hair dryer was provided, yet it was for public. That means you have to blow dry your hair at a tiny hall way in front of someone else's rooms.

Lucky Hostel is cheap for a reason. It's not exactly the kind of place you'll go to unwind while being pampered. You get a tiny room with barely enough room for the bed, and you get a small bathroom with one of those shower "boxes" attached to the wall, showering all over the toilet and the rest of the bathroom. That's it. The room is reasonably clean, though, which is all that I think really matters. The one major complaint I had was in regards to checking in. This place seems to be run by a husband and wife. I showed up around 10:30 PM, and neither one was available. There was a phone attached to the front door, though. I picked up and dialed 0. I heard some buzzing that seemed to indicate I had dialed the wrong number. I hung up. The phone suddenly rang. A man said he'd come. Sure enough, a guy eventually showed up, looking like he'd stepped out of an 80s hair metal video. He let me in and explained everything in broken English. He then asked for a HK$100 deposit. I wasn't expecting that. He called his wife, who apparently has a better understanding of English. I talked to her. She said I didn't have to worry about the deposit. She then spoke to him, and he thanked me and left. Odd, but hey, at US$30/night, it's hard to feel ripped off. Would I stay again? Sure. Would I recommend it to others? That depends on what they want. If you just need a cheap place to lay your head, you're good. If you need more, you may want to look elsewhere.

... Your standard hostel, pretty much.

Had everything we needed. Don't expect too much for the price.

過去20か国以上で様々な宿に滞在経験がありますがこの様なひどい想いをしたのは初めてです。 長文になりますがお付き合い下さい。 まずHotels.comから予約を入れたところ、深夜にも関わらず当方の携帯に電話がありました。 宿のスタッフからで内容としては部屋の空きがないから返金したいとの事、揉めても仕方ないので了承したら今度は当方の銀行口座を教えろと要求。 なぜHotels.comを通じて返金しないのか尋ねたが要領を得ない。 後でわかったことだがこういったケースは宿側にペナルティが発生するためそれを避けようとした様だ。 口座送金を断ったところ今度は現金を取りに来る様に申し出があり呆れてしまった。 Hotels.comを通じて再三クレームをいれた結果、予約したダブルルームからファミリールームへアップグレードのオファー。 部屋が広くなるだけだという点を確認した上でアップグレードを了承。 さてチェックイン当日、宿に着くとスタッフがいません。 幸いな事にその宿に滞在している他のお客さんがスタッフの携帯を知っていて助けてもらい30分ほど待たされてチェックイン。 部屋はファミリールームとは名ばかりの2段ベッドでスペースをほぼ占領されている小部屋。 しかもダブルルームではデフォルトな室内トイレ、シャワーがありません。完全に騙されました。 共同のトイレ、シャワーには髪の毛が散乱しており掃除もろくにされていないのは一目瞭然です。 再度Hotels.comに抗議しましたが祝日という事もあり他のホテルは手配されず。 ベッドシーツもきれいには見えなかったので仕方なく新聞紙を敷いて寝ました。 二人のスタッフをみましたが英語を話すのは内一人だけ。 上記の内容をクレームしたところ逆ギレする始末で話になりません。 どうしても1円でも節約したい方、バス停の目の前でなければ嫌な方(唯一の良い点です)、旅先での貴重な時間を無駄にしたい暇で暇で仕方ない方、トラブルが好きな方、以上に当てはまらない人には絶対に勧めません。絶対にです。 チョンキンマンション内でもここよりは何倍も良い宿が山ほどあります。

There was no shaving mirror in the bathroom but after some negotiation, one was provided. The place could be cleaner and the room was a bit noisy, but that could be expected given the low price.

Small, room. Very central. The rat in the foyer was an added extra!

At a good location in MongKok. Nice and friendly place, good atmosphere. Service good

適合短期旅行、探索香港的人居住!靠近旺角地鐵站，女人街也在附近，出旅店門口就有公車站牌!吃住交通都很方便~雖然房間有點味道，但是這不影響我們的玩樂興致~