Urban Pack

6.6Good(1889)

HostelHong Kong, Hong Kong ChinaView map12.67km from city centre

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About

You're about to discover the new generation of contemporary styled backpackers. Urban Pack is the trendiest and coziest hostel in Hong Kong, designed for the modern-day global traveler. Owned and operated by two friendly Canadians since 2013. In 2023 our hostel has completed a major renovation for all of the dated rooms and common areas. Although we have cut down our rooms during pandemic. We believe all the difficulties has passed and we drive to provide a better hostel experience to our fellow guests.

We have a wealth of amazing facilities with a fancy touch and Urban Pack is well equipped with high pressured massage showers, reading headlights, USB plugs, lockers, bed curtains for privacy, A-grade mattresses, personal lockers, clean dorms, high-speed internet, a hotel security door lock system, 24 hours security, 2 common areas including our sky lounge with a specular view and computer station. In addition, we provide laundry service for a fee for our guests.

We are also one of a few Hong Kong hostels that run tours and activities on a regular basis. Activities like free walking tour, hiking tour, night market tour and pub crawls are the highlights of our hostel.

Urban Pack is a licensed Guesthouse (General) under the Office of The Licensing Authority in Hong Kong.

House Rules

Check In

15:00 - 23:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Adaptors
Luggage Storage
Fax Service
Tours/Travel Desk
Currency Exchange

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Reviews

6.6Good(1889)

Value for Money
5.9
Security
7.7
Atmosphere
5.4
Cleanliness
6.0
Staff
6.4
Location
9.0
Facilities
5.5

Stayed in Oct 2025

Taylor

Male, 18-24, Australia

Great, cozy hostel. Amazing view from the room itself. The manager of the hostel is very easy going and helped us tons with getting to the hostel and even giving us tips on things to do in Hong Kong.

Stayed in Oct 2025

7.1

Ben

Male, 18-24, Canada

Never saw a staff member. Everything’s crammed but to be honest it’s not as bad as reviews are saying.

Stayed in Aug 2025

2.9

Gareth

Male, 31-40, Northern Ireland

This is the worse hostel I’ve ever stayed in. Do not stay here. We thought the central location would be redeeming, but it was not. This place is cramped, dirty, our room (purple room) was infested with bed bugs. We have bite marks to prove it. The review on Google reviews shows photos of a hostel which is just not true. There is no chill out space, the reception are never there. There is no social vibe in this hostel. Save your trip. Do not stay here.

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Location

Unit 1410, 14/F, HaiPhong, Mansion, 99-101 Nathan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Hong Kong China

12.7km from city centre

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About Hong Kong

8.4Fabulous(997 Reviews)

Activities

8.6

Eating out

8.6

Shopping

9.0

Chilling out

7.4

Transport

9.4

Sightseeing

8.6

Culture

8.1

Nightlife

8.4

Value for Money

7.3

About Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a vibrant metropolis in south-eastern China, boasting a stunning skyline set against the natural beauty of surrounding national parks and mountains which are just a short hop away – a great escape for nature lovers, solo travellers and adventure seekers. Foodies will also love the tasty local delicacies on offer and if shopping is your thing you won’t be short on options.

Opt for a Hong Kong youth hostel in one of the central districts to be within walking distance of famous street markets and nightlife, or stay on one of the islands for more breathing space. Hostels in Hong Kong include a creative’s hub filled with vintage furniture or a high tech, fully automated capsule youth hostel. Most Hong Kong hostels come with free Wi-Fi and some have roof terraces so you can make the most of those spectacular views over the city.

In Central Hong Kong you’ll find Lan Kwai Fong - the place to party and with more than 100 bars to pick from there is plenty of choices whatever your vibe. Hipsters should head to Sheung Wan for street art, coffee shops and trendy food spots. For a more traditional Hong Kong experience, head over to Jordon on Kowloon to explore bustling alleyways and street food stalls, while Mong Kok is the place to practise haggling skills at one of the many markets.

Soak up the city views from Victoria Peak, the highest point on Hong Kong Island. Take the historic tram for the scenic (and easiest) way to the top. When the sun sets, head to Victoria Harbour around 8pm to see the city light up with a dazzling light show. The famous Central Mid-Level escalators are a must too, boasting the world’s longest outdoor covered escalators. Find inner Zen from the hustle and bustle in Man Mo Temple or Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery in the countryside.

Exploring Hong Kong is easy with one of the world’s safest and most efficient public transport systems. The Mass Transit Railway is the easiest way around, connecting most of the islands. The rest are serviced by frequent ferries. From Hong Kong International Airport the train is 25 minutes to Hong Kong station in the centre or for a cheaper but slower option there are plenty of public bus routes to get you to your youth hostel.