Pearl Premium Guest House

it was a great experience with this hostel near to mtr near to all they always change beddings and towel it so clean.

Had a great stay at this property. Location is very accessible. Airport Express shuttle bus stops right in front of this hotel, making it easier to travel to and from the airport even with big luggages. Staff Rahul is very helpful. They allowed us to check in early without any charge. They clean the room everyday, too! Free use of their water dispenser and microwave by the lobby. Thank you Traveloka for the best deal! 🤩

The room is clean and comfortable. Great place to stay. Just near the mtr station..

My family love to stay this place. Strategic location close to the MTR make me will come back to stay when we travel to HK again. Big thanks to the ladies at the receptionist very kind of person also Rahul the receptionist. The Room nothing less all is working and we are sleep without the AC because staying at 12 floor already cool enough. Keep it all the Best Pearl Premium Guest House and see you next visit.

clean and don't have any noise at all. hostel has a little space, spectated to all hostel but still the cleanliness is the best. I'm at 16th floor of mirador mansion, which were the receptionist for check in is there also, the receptionist which is a guy is very nice. In front of my room is the free water, and oven and i love it, it's very easy. I'm travelling alone, and pearl premium guest house is the best for you :) and also for the location is very easy. Mirador mansion is not very crowded unlike chungking.

The room was clean, though we still had to request for a bath towel. They clean it everyday and change towels also. The room had slippers, soap and shampoo in a dispenser. What I liked about the guesthouse was the free water along their corridor. Saved us a bit of our budget since bottled water at hk are a bit pricey. Location is a plus! Just beside an MTR exit 😉 Overall, the experience was great!👌

1) It is near to MTR. It is located in Mirador Mansion which can be accessed through (has entrances) Nathan Road, Carnarvon Rd., Bristol Ave. and Mody Rd. You can use the exit D1 and D2 of MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station to go to this guest house. However, the lift (elevator) going to the reception (which is in 16th Floor), is near the Nathan Rd entrance. Note that there are different elevators in Mirador Mansion, and the one near Nathan Rd entrance is the one that goes to 16th floor. 2) This guest house is like one condo unit in a floor of a condo building, which was further divided into separate rooms. So, when you go to the reception at 16th floor, the guy there (which is an Indian) will give you a key card and a key. The key card will access the door to the unit itself. Then the key will be your access to your room. Our room and bathroom size are adequate for me. 3) The unit and the room were very clean. However I saw a still sealed cake at the far corner below the bed. Good thing, there were no insects inside, else they will attack that cake. 4) There's a water dispenser by the corridor of the unit, and you're free to get water to drink from there. However, when the water was consumed, no one put up the extra bottle in the dispenser, so I volunteered to put it up. There's also a microwave oven and an electric kettle. 5) There's one universal socket available in the room, but for some reason, it doesn't allow Type A plugs (US, China, Japan plugs). The rest of the sockets in the room are Type G (Hong Kong, UK). 6) The room has towels and toothbrushes with mini toothpastes provided. The towels, however, are so rough. 7) The room had free wi-fi but it was slow, and intermittent, so we used our own wi-fi. 8) There was a rule in the room which requires you to pay if you leave stains on the bedsheets, pillow cases and blankets. However, the sheets already have some stains and holes. 9) There's a hair dryer in the room, but it was not working. 10) It took me sometime to figure out how the shower heater works. The switch is by the door, near the bathroom light switch. There are no labels. Once on, you can turn the knob of the heater clockwise. The knob is worn so it will make your fingers sore from turning it. The shower is of handheld type, so better put it on the sink and test temp of the water there, else you might be scalded with hot water. 11) The bathroom had tissue paper, body wash (in a dispenser) and shampoo (also in a dispenser). However, there's no bidet. 12) There were glasses in the room, and one glass inside the bathroom. 13) The Mirador Mansion neighborhood was good for me; I don't feel scared walking along the corridors going to our unit. However, there were so many laundry hanging on top of the corridors. 14) When we checked out, they just took the keys and let us go, without checking the room if we did any damages.

The place is great. If you are on a budget and doesn't mind a small room, then this room is for you. The location is near MTR station and other tourist sports.

I stayed here for 4 nights and I was a first time solo female traveler. Before I booked this, I researched about this place. It’s actually one of the higher-rating amongst the cheapest hostels in HK. I read about the positive reviews which I can agree now. It’s not that “fancy” good but it is “comfortable, convenient and safe enough” good for travelers who are just finding a place to sleep, clean, and rest for the night then out all day exploring the HK streets. The location of this hostel is its best asset - the underpass going to TST MTR station is just beside Mirador Mansion (which is where you can find the multiples of hostels including Pearl Premium Guest House). The building is old and untidy, I think the first time I went there I kinda got a little paranoia because it looked sketchy, but it turned out fine - its already a win for its cheap price and I heard that this is a better option than the ones in Chungking Mansion. Luckily I didn't get confused when I checked-in even though its late, thanks to the tips on reviews I read to check in at 16F A2-B2 room (important info!), I found it easier. The check-in was fast, staff were kind, and they let me stay in a triple-room on my first night because there was no single room available yet (I moved the next day). The triple-room is very nice, I recommend that if you afford to pay for it even though you are solo, get it. Its more comfortable and the bed is bigger. But, the single room is not bad either. I think the pillow in single room could be better, I woke up everyday with a stiff neck because its too deflated. But the rest were ok - there's a tv, aircon is working well, ceiling fan, vault, mini fridge (also works), everyday towel change and room cleaning (two thumbs up for me!) and the bathroom with heater which also worked good. Overall, I highly recommend it (again for those travelers in budget trips). PS. I don't know about the height, I fit comfortably on the bed even its small (5ft), but I think taller people would have a little hard time moving well on it so maybe, that's one of those things you have to consider on your own :)

The place was accessible to everything like restaurants, subway, bus stops etc.