Lap Shun Hostel

I am traveling alone and felt completely safe in this hotel! It is a guest house, so the owner lives here too, so it is safe. The room is not as small as in the photo. The L suitcase opened easily. Cleaning every day. The metro is across the street, 1 min. I am very happy with my stay here. If you plan to walk all day and only sleep in the hotel, then this is a great option! There is always hot water, the room is clean. The room has a kettle, mugs, shampoo and shower gel. Also rubber slippers, I advise you to take your own with you.

我媽媽挺喜歡的，老闆很熱情

The room is clean and the location is very good. There is a subway station right outside and it is also close to the Temple Street Night Market, which makes it very convenient to go out for dinner at night. There is also a direct bus to the airport nearby. I will consider this hotel again next time I travel👍

This hotel 🏨, on the 5th floor of Lixin Building, is a family hotel. The room is a bit small! But it is absolutely convenient for traveling, eating, drinking, and taking a car, and the boss is also nice.

Small room, but ok to live in

Because a family of three had to take a flight to Hong Kong Airport, they took their children to Hong Kong one day in advance. Most Hong Kong restaurants or hotels are expensive, and the sizes are small whether they have a double bed or two single beds. It’s so small that it’s hard to sleep with three people in it (the kid is a little older and a bit older), so we thought we would only sleep for one night anyway, so we decided to find a triple room (a small double bed + a single bed). Try a family hotel! My husband saw that this Lixin Hotel had good reviews online, the price was acceptable, and it felt safe at the intersection. It was less than three minutes’ walk from the Jordan MRT Exit B1, so he decided to give it a try (this is the first time we have given up on a hotel and chosen a family). The hotel, to be honest, feels like opening a blind box) The hostel is located in an older building. There are some businesses doing business on the first floor, but it is not cluttered. We entered the building and walked to the elevator hall. There was a 24-hour concierge. The uncle told us that the hotel was on the fifth floor and there were two elevators available. Go up to the fifth floor and push open the security door into the corridor. It feels like home. Follow the signs and you can see the signboard of Lixin Hotel. It is not difficult to find! The owner’s family also lives there, and the remaining rooms are rented out to tourists. It’s really family-like. The room is the same as the photos I saw online. The bed is big enough to sleep three people without being too crowded. There’s enough space for our 26-inch luggage. (it can be opened flatly), the room is also clean, and toilet paper, mouthwash cups, tea cups, heating kettles, sockets, bath towels, and ventilators are provided. Others such as mineral water, toothbrushes, etc. must be brought by yourself). As for the bathroom, it is really small. The shower uses an electric water heater, which takes 20 minutes to heat up. I had to sit on the toilet to take a shower. It was also a special experience. This was what we expected, so it was not a problem! There is a shopping mall outside the hostel, and there are convenience stores 7-11 and supermarkets nearby. Welcome. You are not afraid of starving to death. The transportation is really convenient. In addition to the MTR, there are city buses (we took the bus to Victoria Harbor to watch the light show) and airport buses. (22A) It only takes about 30 minutes to get there, and there is no need to take the MTR Airport Express! Thank you boss for providing us with such important information and saving us a lot of time! The kids also had a lot of fun riding on the double-decker bus! Next time you have a chance to go to Hong Kong, you can stay at Lixin again!