Coming to Honk Kong and not enjoying the pulsating energy of the city is a sin. Hong Kong has a vibrant nightlife. The town offers a broad range of dazzling places to spend a night and collect memories of a fantastic time spent with friends and a closed one. The tough part, however, is to find the right place to start exploring the city. Your journey to enjoyment in Hong Kong, nevertheless, should start from the place where you relax and take a break from the hustle of traveling and shopping. So, here we are with the top party hostels in Hong Kong that are worth considering for a memorable stay.
By Lizzy
Top 6 Hostels in Hong Kong:
- #1 Mojo Nomad Central
- #2 Wontonmeen
- #3 Check-In HK
- #4 YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel
- #5 Yesinn @YMT
- #6 Mojo Nomad Aberdeen Harbour
Top-6 party hostels in Hong Kong
Mojo Nomad Central
Price: $102.76 – $308.28
Mojo Nomad Central is designed considering the rapid advancement in the standard of life of people. It is said to have played a crucial role in revolutionizing the way we think, work, travel, and socialize. The guests are provided with an option of private and shared accommodation. People looking to make new friends may opt for a shared room and save on money as well. The Mojo Nomad Central is located two minutes’ walk away from the SoHo District and Gough Street. Nightlife lovers may find the location overwhelming as it is seven minutes away from Lan Kwai Fong, a popular expatriate haunt in Hong Kong for drinking, clubbing, and dining. However, it is crucial to note that the place is non-smoking. Read more..
- Location
- Ambiance
- Very stylish
Wontonmeen
Price: US$20.55
Wontonmeen is one place that will make you feel the college life once again. The hostel has a unique interior and a little messy yet clean look. It has a café and dormitory rooms as well as a terrace area offering a spectacular view of the city. The hostel is most suitable for those wishing to experience something different from ordinary hostels. Staying at Wontonmeen will allow you to interact with new people who are mostly friendly and travelers. Guests can chill and smoke in the patio attached to the bedrooms. The place is quite famous among people interested in arts and culture. The hostel is situated a six-minute walk away from MTR Prince Edward Station. The nearby attractions include – Yau Tsim Mong District, Ladies’ Market, Metro Harbour Plaza, and C&G Apartment. Read more..
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Check-In HK
Price: $13.11 – $154.20
Check-In HK is a newly established party hostel in Hong Kong. Opened in 2012, the hostel has received great reviews from its guests for its staff and amenities that include free water, WiFi, and local calls. The hostel is smartly located near some of the best tourist attractions of the city, such as Central Plaza, shopping centers, Hung Shing Temple, and Pak Tai Temple. Guests staying at the hostel can enjoy playing the piano and guitar. In short, the place is best suitable for music lovers. It is rated as the clean and friendly hostel by the guests. Read more..
- No booking fees
- Location
- Very friendly staff
- The hostel is not that stylish, but offers good value for the price.
YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel
Price: $20.29 – $70.10
YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel is a heritage property as it is the only Mark I H-shaped resettlement block built-in 1954. The hostel was recently refurbished with modern and comfortable accommodation. The most spectacular part of the hostel is the on-site museum, which attracts guests more often. The property is located in Sham Shui Po and is five minutes distance from Sham Shui Po MTR Station. It has 24X7 reception services, free WiFi, fully air-conditioned rooms, and individual rooms also have an electric kettle, hairdryer, and TV. It is the most secure hostel you will ever come across in Hong Kong. Dormitory rooms have lockers and power sockets.
What is fascinating about the property is its location. The hostel is in proximity to some of the excellent street food destinations. In short, staying at the hostel, you can indulge in lip-smacking local food and street food. Read more..
- Location
- Amenities
Yesinn @YMT
Price: $19.20-$48.18
Yesinn @YMT is situated in a 25-story building in Kowloon. It is in the best location to explore the city and enjoy shopping on Temple Street Market and the famous Ladies Market. The hostel has facilities to ensure the security and safety to the visitors’ belongings. It has safety deposit boxes and luggage storage. The hostel is a perfect place to hang out and make new friends. It has a guest lounge where guests can share their travel experiences over beer. There is also a shared kitchen where guests can make their favorite meals. Female guests can ask for female-only dorms for added safety. Each guest is provided with a personal power socket and USB port by the side of the bunk. Book lovers can enjoy a good night read with reading lamps without disturbing the bunkmate. The hostel is located nearby café shops, restaurants, and shopping destinations. Read more..
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Mojo Nomad Aberdeen Harbour
Price: $19.29-$533.54
Mojo Nomad Aberdeen Harbour is a budget-friendly hostel. It has excellent staff always ready to help plan a local trip. The hostel was designed to promote the concept of co-living. Staying at the hostel, you can expect a social atmosphere to engage with people from across the world. It is located 4 km from Ocean Park Hong Kong theme park. It is next to Shek Pai Wan that offers fantastic dining options. The location is perfectly suitable for visitors interested in exploring the scenic beauty of the region. Read more..
- This is an amazing hostel
- Only the location is far out of the city center.
How is the nightlife in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong houses around 7.44 million people who enjoy luxurious and eventful life in the city. The youth of the city, in particular, face tough challenges in academics and high cost of living. Still, they find great respite at some of the best-known clubs, bars, discos, and more. In Hong Kong, you can expect a huge crowd of young people dancing on the tunes of DJs in clubs and dazzling streets. Solo travelers have a lot of things to do in the city if they are not interested in joining some parties and be a part of the large crowd. The city’s nightlife has everything for everyone. No matter whether you are a solo traveler or a group there is so much to explore and enjoy here in Hong Kong. Here is a list of things to experience at night in Hong Kong.
#1 Cruise at Night
Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village Dinner Cruise starts at dusk. It is a 5 hours long trip that will take you from Golden Bauhinia Square to some of the best markets and food points. The trip stops by at Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village allowing travelers to shop and dine. Later, the trip takes it guests to Hong Kong on the runway of the old Kai Tak airport and shop in the Temple Street Open Market. There are many such cruises such as Star Ferry’s Harbor Tour with A Symphony of Lights, Tsing Ma Night Cruise, and the Pearl of the Orient Dinner Cruise. All these tours offer spectacular views of the city.
#2 Felix
Felix is the top-notch bar most suitable for nightlife for its smart décor, amazing view, and relaxing atmosphere. The interior of the bar is designed by French celebrity Philip Starck. Men may find it amusing to pee the bar’s gents room where they could see through the Kowloon street through a floor-ceiling length glass. The bar is quite crowded so you will have to book a reservation prior to coming. Felix is located in Tsim Sha Tsui.
#3 Mcsorley’s Ale House
Mcsorley’s Ale House a traditional Irish styled pub in SoHo. It offers a range of beer options to its guests. The pub is a great place for people interested in socializing and making new friends. You may not find great music or band playing at the pub. However, its ambience is quite relaxing. It has wooden interiors. Its doors and windows open up to the street when the weather is pleasant outside. While sipping on your favorite drink, you may also get some lip-smacking snacks such as fish and burgers.
#4 Happy Valley Racecourses
If you want to experience horse race and take part in it at night then Happy Valley Racecourse is the right place for you. It is a 55,000-seat racecourse and the greatest stadium in the world. Regular horse race takes place between September to June from 7 pm on the 30 meter-wide grass track. The stadium has a 978-seat iPad-equipped betting hall on its second floor from where one can enjoy the race and bet on horses. There is also a Hong Kong Racing Museum narrating a time life of the city’s history. This kind of experience is worth it as you won’t get to enjoy a horse race on every trip.
#5 121 BC
It is a traditional and innovative wine bar in Hong Kong. 121 BC is on a steep street that has several traditional shops and close to SoHo. Here you can find a fine collection of Italian wines. There is always so much variety of wines to choose from. There is nothing more that you will find here except for fine wine and traditional food.
About Hong Kong
Hong Kong is the most densely populated placed in the world. Still, it is the most developed territory and enjoys the fourth rank on the UN Human Development Index. The region has denser constructions and buildings to accommodate its huge population on limited land. However, its architecture is impressive. It has the most significant number of skyscrapers of any city in the world. Besides, its residents enjoy the highest life expectancies in the world. It also has a state of art transportation network connecting the region with the rest of China.
Lizzy
Traveler & Blogger
Hi, I’m Lizzy! In the past 10 years I’ve travelled 60 countries and I’m still counting. While I was backpacking I could not find a website that provides valuable information about hostels. After months of thinking, doubting and brainstorming, hostelstobook.com was born.
I hope to make your trip easier, so you’d only stay in the best hostels around the globe. Do you have any questions? Don’t hesitate to send me a message.
Frequently Asked Questions
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