[2025 Hong Kong Hotels] Travel Guide for YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel (Updated Jul)

Mei Ho House Museum, opened in December 2013, is the first public housing museum established and managed by the Hong Kong Youth Hostels Association. I believe that many people of this era do not know that the birth of Mei Ho House originated from a fire that occurred in Shek Kip Mei on the night of December 25, 1953 - the Shek Kip Mei Fire. The fire occurred in the squatter area on the hillside of Shek Kip Mei, and it caused nearly 58,000 households to lose their homes. In order to resettle the affected residents and improve their lives, Mei Ho House was completed in 1954, marking the beginning of Hong Kong's public housing policy. The Mei Ho House Living Museum showcases the former community, public housing environment and the changes in living habits, which plays a significant role in understanding the history of Hong Kong housing. 🌟🌟🌟 We came to visit the Mei Ho House Museum because our kids suddenly shared the history of Mei Ho House while we were on the subway passing Shek Kip Mei. (We believe they were learning knowledge in the general knowledge class.) "Why did Mei Ho House come into being? It is the only H-shaped public housing estate in Hong Kong..." he described it in detail. In order to satisfy the curiosity of the children and have a deeper understanding of some of Hong Kong's history, we resolutely chose to get off at Shek Kip Mei MTR Station and head to the Mei Ho House Museum. 🌟🌟🌟 I hope that the new generation of children can maintain their love for Hong Kong and its history, discover more of Hong Kong, and better appreciate the city they live in.🧡 📍Address: Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Village, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon (70 Pak Tin Bawi Street) 🎫Tickets: Free admission/no reservation required 🕰️Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays: 10:00-18:00 Mid-Autumn Festival, Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year’s Eve: 10:00–16:00 Monday (except public holidays): Closed Lunar New Year 1st to 3rd day: Closed Public Tours: Cantonese guided tours Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays: 15:00–16:00 English/Mandarin guided tours: Every other Sunday: 11:00–12:00 No reservation required, free to attend transportation: MTR: Kwun Tong Line "Shek Kip Mei" Station Exit A, walk straight (Yanwozai Street) for about 50-60 meters, cross the traffic light on the left, and then walk straight until you see "St. Francis English Primary School". Do not cross the road and turn right and walk to the end to see the Mei Ho House Living Museum. MTR: Tsuen Wan Line "Sham Shui Po" Station Exit B2, D2. #HongKong #HongKongGoodPlaces #WeekendGoodPlaces #Mei Ho House Living Museum #HongKongMuseumGuide

🏠YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel - Sham Shui Po Address: Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Village, 70 Berwick Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon CHECK IN: 24 hours Mei Ho House is located in Sham Shui Po, about a 10-minute walk away, and requires a small slope to reach. The counter is on the first floor and you need to pass the counter to enter the building where the room is. When you check in, you will be asked to pay a deposit of HK$500, which will be returned when you check out. We booked a triple room with three single beds. The space is quite sufficient. The bathroom has a dry and wet separation and is quite large. There is no refrigerator in the room, but there is a refrigerator in the public area for freezing things. It is a bit like a youth hostel, and there is also a public area where everyone can dine together. #Hong Kong Free Air Ticket Travel Guide #TripMoments #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Free Travel #Hong Kong Accommodation Recommendations #100 Ways to Travel

🌈Theme Features: ☘️Mei Ho House, built in 1954, is one of the earliest public housing estates in Hong Kong and the only remaining 'H' shaped resettlement building. YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel was revitalized from the original public housing. ☘️As one of the earliest public housing estates in Hong Kong, Mei Ho House is naturally full of stories spanning half a century. Even the recent popular novel 'Kowloon Walled City' by Yu Er features a key character, Tornado, who once lived in Mei Ho House. ☘️A major feature of this hostel is the 'Mei Ho House Museum,' which showcases the history of public housing and the daily lives of the original residents. 🏘️Room Type/Layout: Twin room, approximately 25 square meters, with private bathroom, wardrobe, sofa area, and dressing/office desk. 🧹Soundproofing/Hygiene: The soundproofing and hygiene conditions are good, but it felt humid during that period, and the space seemed to be filled with moisture. The quilt was very thin, and using the air conditioner at a low temperature could easily cause a cold. Sofa🛋rest area and dressing/office desk. 🎯Entertainment Facilities: The room has a TV📺, and there are simple seats on the first floor. 💰️Average Cost: 180 per person, twin room 351. Booking on weekdays at the end of May was very affordable. Now, the same room type during the summer vacation has increased to five or six hundred. 💗Other Tips: ☘️Generally, hostels do not provide disposable toiletries, so you need to bring your own. Mei Ho House does not even provide slippers, so remember to bring them before checking in. ☘️The attached Mei Ho House Museum is well worth a visit. There are free postcards available at the entrance. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00-18:00 (closed on Mondays).

Address - G/F, Mei Ho House, Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Estate, 70 Ba Yuk Street, Sham Shui Po Environment/Facilities - Pet-friendly restaurant, located in the youth hostel Features - Mainly Western food, coffee, Western desserts Price per person - $100 (lunch) Rating - 5 out of 5 The last time I came to Mei Ho House was before the pandemic. It was still called "Breathing Restaurant", but now it has changed hands "Garden at Mei Ho Cafe". It's also a animal-friendly restaurant, perfect for furry friends. #Spicy Cream Sauce Prawn Pasta $98 Pan-fried prawns, the shrimp meat is crispy and bouncy; the pasta is moderately soft and very juicy, each spaghetti is wrapped in cream sauce; # Flip Index 5 points (out of 5 points) The restaurant is located in the youth hostel, the environment, decoration, service is good. Both ordering and delivery adopt a self-service model. Garden at Mei Ho Cafe Address: G/F, Mei Ho House, Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Estate, 70 Ba Yuk Street, Sham Shui Po Tel: 3728 3450 @garden.at.meiho @kiw.force #Western #Sham Shui Po #Food #hkig #hkfood #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Food Friendly Restaurant #Workers Insurance Corps #Workers Find Food Corps #Pet Insurance #Camera Eat First #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodpic #hkfoods #hkfoodshare #food #hkfoodstagram #hkigfood #foodiehk #yummy #foodie #hkfoodieblogger

Located in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Mei Ho House Youth Hostel is a hostel that combines modern and traditional elements. It has unique Dutch-style architecture and artistic design, many quiet rest public spaces, and retro-style rooms. Mei Ho House Hotel is located near Sham Shui Po and has convenient transportation. Friends who like nostalgic styleIt is worth a try. The room is large and clean. When checking out, you need to return the room sheets and bedding to the lobby by yourself. The price is also affordable, only $500 a night for a room for two, and across the street is the Sham Shui Po Food Street. There are also backpacker rooms and mixed male/female dormitory rooms. This is a special experience #Sign up for hotel test sleeper #Good place to go in the hot summer #Good place to check in #Mei Ho House Youth Hostel #Sham Shui Po

Meihelou Address－70 Berwick Street, Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong Environment/Facilities - 400 meters walk to Shek Kip Mei MTR station, there are youth hostel beds and rooms for rent, and there is a history museum and restaurant downstairs Features: A youth hostel converted from an old public housing estate in Hong Kong with a 70-year history Average price per person: around $250 Rating - 75

The hostel priced at around $300 per night was not only more purse friendly but also more sanitary, neat and comfy than many budget hotels in town. The room was long and spacious with common furniture, tv set, wardrobe and so on but it would've greater if there was a fridge though we might use the fridge in the common kitchen. And the customers were required to hand in the room's duvet cover, the bed sheet, the pillow case and the tv remote to the reception at the time of check in. #youthhostel #hostel

The Life Experience Pavilion in YHA Mei Ho Building is really worth a visit. Look at the old life installations and photos of the 60s and 70s at the original site of the public housing. #LocalTour #MeiHo House #Nostalgia #Museum #HongKongGood Places #Kowloon

Address: Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Village, 70 Berwick Street, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong Atmosphere/Facilities: Clean and cheap. Mei Ho House was originally a squatter area on the hillside of Shek Kip Mei. It was converted into a youth hostel after a fire broke out in Shek Kip Mei at night in 1953 (later commonly known as the "Shek Kip Mei Fire"). Features: There is a Hong Kong-style breakfast restaurant and Mei Ho House Museum on the first floor Price per person: depends on the room type: 600-700 yuan for a lower berth per night. A double room costs more than 1,2000 yuan. Rating: 8 out of 10 #Mei Ho House Youth Hostel #Cheap Hostel

After trying a strawberry🍓 smoothie yesterday Come and try the chocolate slate street flavor today 🥄Slate Street Milkshake $79 Lots of cream Oreo biscuits + cotton candy Very rich ~ the bottom still has grains very chewy 🥄Banana Chocolate $59 No cream provided with banana pulp 🥄 Wagyu Cheese Sun Egg Burger $138 Girls should never order a super full Because there are 2 layers of 1cm steak + cheese fries 🍟 I can't stand it anymore after eating half of it Although it's really good🤤 because the sauce under the skin of the burger is my favorite❤️ 🥄Fried Chicken Burger with French Fries🍟 $178 The fried chicken is crispy - with a little spicy sauce The point is that the chicken is very tender and not tough Praise 👍🏾 Note ⚠️ Business hours are 10:00am-6:00pm No dinner! address: Shop G01, Mei Kwai House, Shek Kip Mei Estate, Shek Kip Mei #holidaygoodplaces #HongKonggoodplaces #foodie

Today I went to Mei Ho House to participate in the hipster market. It took 7 to 8 minutes to walk from Sham Shui Po MTR Station to Mei Ho House. You can also visit the Mei-Ho History Museum, and if you have time, you can also walk up Mount Carlton to watch the sunset, and spend a half-day vacation leisurely. 

🏢Mei Ho House was completed in 1954 and has been revitalized from the first generation "H-type" resettlement building into a youth hostel converted from a former public housing unit🕺🏻 。 🫶🏻 The room is fully equipped and has a lot of space. When you check in, you can also ask the front desk to borrow a board game. We borrowed the Monopoly back to our room to play🤪 🕺🏻Recommend you to go to Platform Garden to take a picture📸 There is a lazy bean bag sofa 🛋️ During this stay, I saw a guest bring a guitar 🎸 to play and sing in the garden 🎶 After Hong Kong opens the border to a greater extent in the future, Platform Garden should be a good place to meet friends from all over the world 👩🏻‍🦱🧑🏼‍🦱👨🏻‍🏟🦱👩🏼 🍴When you come to Sham Shui Po, of course you have to try the stalls and street snacks🤩🤤🤤 There are too many delicacies to list, you can see from the photos😹 from morning to late night no problem👻 #MeiHo House #Sham Shui Po Food #staycation #hkfoodie

The youth dormitory in Mei Ho House, Kip Mei is closest A newly opened cafe☕️ Old School style There are nostalgic booths and outdoor camping 🏕feel photo spots📸 The weather is getting hot recently so I ordered a glass of ice cold Lime Soda🥤 The banana chocolate peanut butter cake🍰 is just right It's quite tasty 😋 📍美荷咖啡馆的花园（Sham Shui Po） G/F, Mei Ho House, Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Estate, 70 Ba Yuk Street, Sham Shui Po #localtour #foodie #cafe #HongKongcamping #familygoodplace

Mei Ho House Youth Hostel is located near Carlton Hill

The following is a travel guide for the Hong Kong French May Arts Festival: Festival Features The Hong Kong French May Arts Festival is the largest French arts festival in Asia, held every year from May to June, lasting for two months. The theme for 2025 is "French Arts Carnival," bringing a cultural feast spanning seven major areas, including art, film, circus, music, dance, drama, and gastronomy, with numerous programs held in different venues. Must-See Performances • Dance: From May 30 to June 1, the contemporary dance drama "L'Innocence" will be performed at the Grand Theatre of the Xiqu Centre. French choreographer and dance master Mathieu Le May reinterprets Lars von Trier's film "The Idiots" in a novel way and has won many international awards. From June 6 to 8, the classic ballet "Giselle" will be performed at the Grand Theatre of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, guided by the former principal of the Paris Opera Ballet School, bringing together more than 40 talented young dancers to present a two-act classical ballet. • Drama: From May 9 to 11 and May 13 to 18, the French musical "The Life of Galileo" will be performed at the Sheung Wan Civic Centre Theatre. Adapted from a true story, it uses a suspenseful plot to showcase the French judicial system in the 19th century and has won many French awards. • Music: On June 6, Paris Sounds - Jazz Duo will be performed at the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall, with famous French jazz pianists and trumpeters presenting a unique jazz experience. On June 7, Jazz in the Movies will be performed at the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall, showcasing the evolution of French jazz by reinterpreting classic film music. Art Exhibitions • "Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso—A Dialogue with Asia" exhibition will be held from March 15 to July 13 in the West Gallery of M+, bringing together more than 150 works by Picasso and works by Asian and European artists, showing the dialogue and mutual influence between Eastern and Western cultures. • "Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Black White—A Photographic Telling" exhibition features more than 250 precious photographs from the collection of the National Library of France, as well as more than 30 works from the M+ collection, telling the history of photography development with four themes such as "Photography originates from words." Gastronomic Experience • French May Gastronomic Delights: From May 1 to 31, traditional French markets will be held in the Central Market and Nina Mall, where you can taste a series of special handmade foods from the south of France. During the French May Gastronomic Delights, the Chinachem Group and the French contemporary dance company KHAM will also exclusively perform their global tour work "Intrusion Chorégraphique" at three Chinachem Group landmarks, realizing a double satisfaction of taste and vision. • Bar Crawl: French May Gastronomic Delights, in conjunction with "Whisky Magazine," is launching the citywide bar crawl for the first time. In May, designated bars will present special cocktails made with French spirits, and you can also collect stamps to redeem selected gifts. Transportation Guide • Subway: The Hong Kong subway network is extensive, and you can take the subway to reach various venues near the Arts Festival, such as the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Xiqu Centre, and Hong Kong City Hall, which are all close to subway stations. For example, to go to the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, you can take the Tsuen Wan Line and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station, and walk from Exit B3 or B4. • Bus: There are many bus routes in Hong Kong, and you can check the specific routes through mobile applications in advance. For example, to go to the Xiqu Centre, you can take bus routes 11, 103, 113, etc. and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui East Station, and walk for a few minutes to reach. • Taxi: The starting price for taxis in Hong Kong is HKD 24, and you can pay with cash or card. It is more convenient to take a taxi in the city, but there may be congestion during peak hours. Accommodation Recommendations • Five-star hotels: Such as The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, located in Tsim Sha Tsui, adjacent to the International Commerce Centre, overlooking the beautiful Victoria Harbour, and close to the Arts Festival venues such as the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, making it convenient to travel. The Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong is located in Central, with convenient transportation, many shopping and dining options, and can meet the needs of high-end consumers. • Four-star hotels: Hong Kong Kowloon East Crown Plaza Hotel is located in the Kowloon Bay business district, with convenient transportation, spacious and comfortable rooms, and many surrounding delicacies. The Bay Bridge Hong Kong by Hotel G is located in Tsuen Wan, overlooking the charming scenery of Tsing Ma Bridge and Lantau Island, and is close to Tsuen Wan West Station, making it easy to take the subway to the city. • Budget hotels: The Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, Hong Kong is located in Tsuen Wan, providing comfortable accommodation and quality service at a relatively affordable price. YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel is the first municipal youth hostel in Hong Kong, located in Sham Shui Po, surrounded by authentic Hong Kong flavors, allowing travelers to deeply experience Hong Kong's local culture. Other Useful Information • Buy tickets in advance: Tickets for some popular performances and activities at the Arts Festival are tight, so it is recommended to buy tickets in advance on the official website or designated ticketing points, the website is <>. • Pay attention to discounts: During the French May Gastronomic Delights, many restaurants, bars, retailers, and online platforms offer limited-time discounts. You can learn about relevant information in advance and enjoy more benefits. • Language communication: Most people in Hong Kong can understand Cantonese and English, but at the Arts Festival site and related places, you can also meet people who speak French. Learning a few simple French greetings may allow you to have more fun in communication. The above information is for reference only.

I'm recommending this treasure of a youth hostel we found in Hong Kong! As a Hong Kong drama fan + city walk enthusiast, it's amazing to be able to stay in a 25㎡ king room in Hong Kong, where every inch of land is precious, for an average of 200+ per person! 📍Address: Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Estate, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong. 🚇Transportation: ✅Tsuen Wan Line: Take the Tsuen Wan Line to Sham Shui Po Station, and walk about 10 minutes from Exit B2 towards Pa Wui Street; or walk about 8–9 minutes from Exit D2. ✅Kwun Tong Line: Take the Kwun Tong Line to Shek Kip Mei Station and walk about 14 minutes from Exit A2 towards Pak Tin Street. 🏠Room overview: Although Mei Ho House is a youth hostel, it also has separate king rooms, standard rooms, and family rooms. This time we chose the king room. The room is very large and retro, with wooden floors, old-fashioned furniture, and old photos, as if we were back in the old days. It is clean and bright, with clear windows, and you can see the street and mountain views, giving you a sense of peace and quiet. The two-meter king bed is very comfortable to sleep on, and the goose-yellow cotton and linen down quilt is very comfortable! 💡Must-see attractions: 🌟Remember to book a free guided tour of the public housing museum on the first floor! Listening to Uncle speaking Hong Kong-style Mandarin about life in the tenement houses in the 1960s, and seeing the restoration of the barbershop and grocery store scenes from that time is super cool. 🌟Remember to pick up the super-detailed "Neighborhood Walking Guide" at the reception! We followed the map to find Bishop Hill Reservoir, Fu Wing Street Video Store, and Sheng Lung Bakery. 🌟Garden Hill is just downstairs! Climb to the top in 15 minutes to watch the sunset. 🌇Other nearby attractions: 🌟Mei Ho House Life Museum You can visit it for free on the first floor of the hostel. It restores the public housing life scenes of the 1950s–1970s. From the corridor kitchen and public bathroom to the attic room, the details are so realistic that you can almost hear the hawking of the neighbors. The newly added ten theme exhibition areas, such as "Dai Pai Dong" and "Street Market", also show the price list of 1967, which makes people sigh when comparing the past and the present. 🌟41 Cafe & Store The retro cafe in the basement of Mei Ho House, with booths and murals restoring the old campus scenes. You must try the Chinese-Western fusion checkered waffles! You can also buy nostalgic items such as Ding Ding Tang and Ludo in the store next door. 🌟JCCAC It is a 5-minute walk away. It is an art village revitalized from an old factory building, with 140+ studios and galleries hidden in it. There are often free exhibitions in the corridors, and you can also encounter handmade markets or workshops on weekends. You can experience pottery and painting with your baby. 🌟Former Sham Shui Po Service Reservoir The Roman column ruins-style waterworks monument is super niche but super photogenic! You need to book a guided tour in advance, and you can see this hidden secret place when you climb to the top of Wo Tsai Hill. 🌟Garden Hill Turn right from the hostel entrance and walk to the top in 15 minutes! Overlooking the old and new buildings of Sham Shui Po at sunset, the night view is even more romantic, like a movie scene! 🌟Sham Shui Po Open-air Market Fu Wing Street and Nam Cheong Street hide time-honored brands: Kung Wo Beancurd Factory's freshly ground soy milk, Sheng Lung Bakery's chicken biscuits, and Hop Yik Tai Cheong Fun.

The Mei Ho House Youth Hostel was converted into a public housing estate In addition to separate rooms, there are also some multi-person room beds ~ It can give teenagers more friends Speaking of the twin room booked this time ~ The rooms are larger than expected, and the price is quite affordable compared to hotels in the area The surrounding environment is quiet, very many green plants, the landscape is quite good 👍🏻 And there are some photos full of local characteristics hanging in the room It is quite sentimental and close to these local Hong Kong-flavored attractions in Shek Kip Mei and Sham Shui Po Definitely worth an in-depth experience tour for foreign travelers ~                    —— "YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel" 📍Block 41, Shek Kip Mei Estate, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Sham Shui Po District, Hong Kong Resident Writer Star Writer Hong Kong Good Places Hong Kong Hotel

The Mei Ho House was once a public housing estate. In this area of Shek Kip Mei, the early residents lived in the wooden huts of a shanty town during the 1950s, a time when poverty was the norm and survival was the only aspiration. Many of those living in this area were refugees from China’s civil war. The Christmas day of 1953 brought to the residents of the squatter area an enormous disaster. At around 9:30pm in one home a fire started by an accidental drop of a kerosene lamp. It became uncontrollable within ten minutes. The fire continued and destroyed most of the settlement area well into midnight. More than 53,000 people were on the streets within the short span of a few hours. In 1954, the Colonial Government built Mei Ho House to give home to the tens of thousands of whom the fire rendered homeless. The Mei Ho House was the resettlement housing that the Hong Kong Government built on the original site of the settlement area. The original resettlement consisted of eight six-storey resettlement blocks (A-H). They were H-shaped structures, which would become the prototype of the earlier public housing projects in Hong Kong. Indeed, the Shek Kip Mei Fire and the resultant government accommodation of residents marked the beginning of the Colonial Government’s general housing policies in Hong Kong. The first projects were public housing estates. In 2012, Mei Ho House’s Block H stands as the only building that remains on its original site. The Government had plans to revitalize this part of Shek Kip Mei, and Mei Ho House Block H was preserved. It now shines also as the only remaining Mark 1 H-shaped resettlement block in Hong Kong. The Youth Hostels Association now manages the building, providing room and board to visitors as a city hostel. Most importantly, the YHA also oversees the cultural mandate of the revitalized Mei Ho House. #meihohouse #shekkipmei #museum #publichousing #hongkonghistory #hongkongheritage #kowloon #museums#citydaytours#china

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel 💡 Tips

Located in Mei Ho House, Shek Kip Mei, it is a youth hostel, close to Garden Bakery Factory in Sham Shui Po. They are also close to Shek Kip Mei Village, but a little further from the MTR station. This environment is very peaceful, quiet and comfortable. The air is so fresh.

✨Hotel Features: Ancient Buildings ♨️Supporting facilities are very good 🛁Room environment is complete and clean 💗Stay experience, memories of the time

YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel Another hotel with a convenient location is an old building that has been renovated into accommodation. The rooms are more spacious than many other places in Hong Kong. Downstairs, there is a vintage shop that reflects the classic and original Hong Kong. If you don't want to stay in your room, you can come out and sit in the outdoor area. They have soft bean bags for you to sit and relax. #HongKongTravel

Due to work convenience, I needed to stay overnight in Shek Kip Mei, so I chose the YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel located at 70 Berwick Street, Shek Kip Mei. This hostel is a revitalized conversion of the oldest 6-story H-shaped resettlement block, a historic building. There is also a nostalgic living museum on the ground floor, which is very unique! It is close to the Sham Shui Po area, with Garden Bakery, Apliu Street, Golden Computer Arcade, and the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, another revitalized factory building, nearby. Everything you need is within easy reach! The hostel's reception is in the ground floor lobby, and the check-in process is simple. You just need to pay a $500 deposit to get the key card. However, since this is a youth hostel and not a formal hotel, they have a special requirement: guests need to bring their pillowcases, duvet covers, and bed sheets to the recycling bin outside the reception when checking out, to facilitate collection for cleaning. The room is spacious enough and simply decorated, with beautifying paintings as accents. I was assigned to the 2nd floor, and the highest floor is only the 6th. The room has a large window with views of the nearby park and street. Basic amenities are complete, but due to plastic control policies, bottled water and toothbrush sets are not provided. The shower and toilet space is sufficient, allowing for dry and wet separation, and the hygiene is good! Overall, it feels relaxed and comfortable! Suitable for a simple staycation.

No milkshake No Life is an American restaurant located in Shek Kip Mei, well-known for its delicious food, cozy environment and attentive service. Special dishes: Wagyu Burger: No milkshake No Life’s wagyu burger is one of the restaurant’s signature dishes. The burgers are made from top-quality Wagyu beef from Australia, which is tender and rich in fat. The beef is carefully cooked, with a crispy skin and juicy inside. Every bite is filled with the rich aroma of meat and fat. Paired with fresh vegetables and special sauces, the burger's flavor can be enhanced. Banana Chocolate Milkshake: No milkshake No Life’s banana chocolate milkshake is one of the restaurant’s signature drinks. The milkshake is made of fresh bananas and fragrant chocolate. It is carefully prepared and has a smooth and fragrant taste. The banana and chocolate flavors are perfectly blended, and every bite is full of rich aroma and sweet taste. Other special dishes: In addition to the wagyu burger and banana chocolate milkshake, No milkshake No Life also offers other specials such as: French fries: Crispy and delicious French fries are the best companion to burgers and can be topped with cheese sauce. Roasted marshmallows: crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, it’s the perfect after-meal dessert. environment: The environment of No milkshake No Life is very comfortable, the decoration is very unique, and the walls are covered with posters and photos related to American culture. The restaurant is spacious, with neatly arranged tables and chairs, making people feel very relaxed. Serve: The service at No milkshake No Life is very attentive, and the waiters are friendly and willing to give suggestions to customers. They are very knowledgeable about dishes and drinks and can help customers choose the most suitable combination. Overall rating: No milkshake No Life is a highly recommended American restaurant with delicious food, comfortable environment and attentive service. Whether you’re craving a burger, a milkshake, or just looking for a place to relax, No milkshake No Life is a great choice. 🕰️Business hours: 11:00–19:00, closed on Mondays 📍Address: Shop G01, G/F, Mei Kwai Building, 13 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei 💰Average consumption per person: $230+

📍41, 70 Berwick St, Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong Hong Kong is famous for its extremely expensive hotel reservation fees! Because of its high population density, it is difficult to find a clean and cheap hotel near the city center 🥲 That's why I recommend Meiho Youth Hostel ‼️ It's a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and the price is cheap, and above all, it's a place with a history that is worthy of being named a UNESCO World Heritage Site 😵 (It was completed in 1954!) It's a place that runs toward 100 years of history, and everything from bedding to the kitchen, laundry room, library, and bathroom was satisfactory in terms of cost-effectiveness 🌷 #Travel Support Fund Event

I visited Hong Kong in March and stayed in a triple room. A deposit of 500 was required. The room is very big for Hong Kong. Those who want a big room can consider this place. It has dry and wet separation, and simple towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided. The room can open a 28-inch suitcase. It is about an 8-minute walk from the nearby subway station. There will be an uphill slope (a little tiring). There are many businesses nearby where you can dine. When you check out, you need to remove the pillowcases and quilt covers and bring them to the lobby. This is also the origin of Hong Kong's social housing, and there are historical origins to visit.

#WinHongKongTicket In recent years, there have been many old housing revitalization projects in Hong Kong, and the YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel in Sham Shui Po is one of them. Mei Ho House is one of the first batch of public housing estates in Hong Kong and is the only surviving “H”-shaped building. As times change, the old Mei Ho House has been given new life under the planning of the Hong Kong Housing Authority and transformed into a youth hostel, and is also preserved as a public housing museum. There are also youth hostels that provide multi-person rooms, which are very suitable for solo travelers. This time I stayed in a multi-person room for girls, which was clean and comfortable. Each multi-person room had a separate bathroom, which was very convenient. There are many delicious foods around Sham Shui Po. Next time I want to stay at Mei Ho House to experience the local life of Hong Kong people. #HongKongAccommodation #HongKongTravel #ShamShuiPoAccommodation #Mei Ho House Youth Hostel #Mei Ho House Youth Hostel #Mei Ho House #Sham Shui Po Good Places #Sham Shui Po Check-in

Where you live and work, you should also have a pair of eyes that can find beauty👀 West Kowloon, Mong Kok, and Central are all worth checking in. Recommended cost-effective accommodation YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel Hong Kong Cultural Guesthouse - Tsui Yat Shan House

#christmastrip There’s this hostel in the city that was remodelled from something like a tenement building from a long time ago. The remodelling was done very nicely and the rooms are not too shabby. It’s actually cleaner than some hotels! They put on Christmas decorations and I really like them. It’s a good place to spend a night or two to try and feel immersed in some sort of history.

Hong Kong is indeed a legendary place where "every hurdle is difficult to overcome" (betraying one's age). Just look at how Mei Ho House was transformed from a former building into a witness to history. Mei Ho House was built in 1954. It was one of the first resettlement buildings built to accommodate the victims of the Shek Kip Mei Fire, marking the beginning of Hong Kong's public housing policy. The museum reproduces scenes from the 1960s and 1970s one after another (former unit facilities, food stalls 🍜, cinemas, street water stations, rooftop schools 🪑), which not only make me feel the difference between the past and the present, but also make me feel the perseverance and love of Hong Kong people back then 💓. To this day, Mei Ho House is still a gathering place for former neighbours, as many former residents would come to act as tour guides in their spare time, recounting the difficulties and emotions of the past in person. 🤔Can you imagine how people used to "#share space"? >>> People will gather in the 💦 laundry room to play mahjong >>> Two families of five will live together in a house of more than 100 square feet. The units are divided into two sections of different sizes by iron sheets. The life of the inner cage "big side" and "thin side" >>> When the unit is too crowded, some residents will move their own canvas The bed is in the corridor 💤 ———— ↘️ Useful Information —————— Location: Mei Ho House Living Museum Shek Kip Mei Village, 70 Berwick Street, Sham Shui Po G/F, Block 41, YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel Opening hours: TUES - SUN 1000-1800 Cost: Free 〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️ Promoting a culture of parenting that allows children to accumulate knowledge together #meelimami #Have fun #Free activities #Parent-child activities #Mei Ho House #Good weekend destination #Get to know Hong Kong #Sham Shui Po #Shek Kip Mei #Lifestyle #Staycation #YHA #Youth Hostel