YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel
Hong Kong - YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel
Ngong Ping
Lantau Island, Ngong Ping
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Tel.
852 2985 5610
Customer Rating
| 92% | ||
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Situated in a spectacular landscape, YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Hostel is the destination for hiking aficionados. The hostel is close to fascinating hiking trails including Ngong Ping Trail, Buddhist Ancient Walk, Nei Lak Shan, and the 934-metre Lantau Peak which offers sublime sunrise view. Major attractions like the Giant Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, and the Wisdom Path are all within 15-minute walk.
The hostel features a fully equipped self-catering kitchen, a spacious dining area, Wi-Fi access, lockers (lock exclusive), badminton court, barbeque site, and camping area. Dormitory, double rooms and group accommodation are available.
There are street lamps along the road from Ngong Ping bus terminus to the hostel. However please note that lighting will be dimmer around the hostel as it is surrounded by vegetation.
Advance reservation can be made online or contact Hong Kong Youth Hostels Association (Tel:852-2788 1638; Fax:852-2788 3105) during office hours (Mon-Fri 10:00-19:00; Sat 10:00-17:00)
The hostel features a fully equipped self-catering kitchen, a spacious dining area, Wi-Fi access, lockers (lock exclusive), badminton court, barbeque site, and camping area. Dormitory, double rooms and group accommodation are available.
There are street lamps along the road from Ngong Ping bus terminus to the hostel. However please note that lighting will be dimmer around the hostel as it is surrounded by vegetation.
Advance reservation can be made online or contact Hong Kong Youth Hostels Association (Tel:852-2788 1638; Fax:852-2788 3105) during office hours (Mon-Fri 10:00-19:00; Sat 10:00-17:00)
Hostel bed capacity
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Total beds |
| Number of rooms: | 2 | 1 | 5 | 42 |
Opening times
| Opening times (daily/weekly): | Check in time : 16:00 - 23:00
Check out time: 07:00 - 10:00 Reception & gate are opened in the above time period. Please note that guests may be requested to stay outside the hostel during 10:00 - 16:00 due to reception handover and daily cleaning. We are sorry for any inconvenience. |
| Opening times (over the year): | All year round |
Street Map and Route Planning
Directions
| Bus: | Take New Lantao Bus # 23 from Tung Chung bus terminus or bus # 2 from Mui Wo to Ngong Ping bus terminus. Then walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the hostel signs. It takes about 15 minutes to the hostel. |
| Metro: | Take MTR to Tung Chung and take exit B to Tung Chung bus terminus. Take bus # 23 to Ngong Ping bus terminus. Then walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the hostel signs. Walk for about 15 minutes to the hostel. |
| Parking: | No parking |
| Sea port: | From Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Sheung Wan: Walk about 10 minutes to Central Ferry Pier No. 6. Take the ferry to Mui Wo and change to bus # 2 to Ngong Ping bus terminus. Walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the hostel signs. Walk for about 15 minutes to the hostel. From Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal, Tsim Sha Tsui: Walk northwards along Canton Road to Austin MTR station and take West Rail line to Nam Cheong. Change to Tung Chung line and get off at Tung Chung. Take exit B to Tung Chung bus terminus and take bus # 23 to Ngong Ping bus terminus. Then walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the hostel signs. Walk for about 15 minutes to the hostel. |
| Rail: | From Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau: Take the train to Hung Hom, change to West Rail line and off at Nam Cheong interchange station to Tung Chung line. Get off at Tung Chung and take exit B to Tung Chung bus terminus. Take bus # 23 to Ngong Ping Bus Terminus. Walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the signs of the hostel. Walk for about 15 minutes to the hostel. |
| Airport: | From Hong Kong International Airport: Take Citybus # S1 to Tung Chung bus terminus then change to bus # 23 to Ngong Ping Bus Terminus. Walk along the path to Tea Garden and follow the signs of the hostel. It takes about 15 minutes to the hostel. |
Attractions
 | Hiking area | | Main attractions nearby |
| Restaurants nearby | | Meet other travellers! Read their tips for things to do in Hong Kong - YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel |
Facilities
 | Self-catering kitchen |  | Air conditioning |
 | Individual traveller welcome |  | BBQ |
Customer Reviews Hong Kong - YHA Ngong Ping SG Davis Youth Hostel
| 17 May 2012 Ariff, Singapore | 70% | |
| An awesome place for those who intends to stay someplace cheap in HK for a night or two. It's near the Big Buddha, Lantau peak hike and wisdom path. | ||
| 12 May 2012 Meimei, China | 63% | |
| Too much insect in the shower room Hostel response: | ||
| 06 Mar 2012 Kathryn, Australia | 80% | |
| This place is run down and needs a good clean but it is very peaceful and relaxing with some wonderful hikes very close by. Just be aware that the whole village closes down at 6pm so you won't be able to buy anything. Also, the buses stop at the same time and be aware that the bus costs $17.50 each way so you will need to factor that into your costs. I found it a nice relaxing get away from the city and Brian was lovely. Hostel response: | ||
| 05 Mar 2012 James, Canada | 90% | |
| The manager on duty, Brian Tsui, was outstanding--------very friendly and helpful. The cleanliness of the microwave oven and parts of the kitchen area were poor, but Brian quickly cleaned the microwave (he had been away on holidays for 2 weeks, so whoever was in charge in his absence apparently did not do the job !)
James Winters Hostel response: | ||
| 05 Mar 2012 Petra, Austria | 80% | |
| Lovely Place and Surrounding, very nice and friendly hostel manager! Hostel response: | ||
| 30 Dec 2011 Warren, Canada | 97% | |
| What I appreciated most was the fact that it was quiet and away from all the hussle and bussle of downtown Hong Kong. This peacefulness combined with the great service I recieved from the Ngong host at this hostel made it an ideal location for me to relax and enjoy the beautiful mountain surroundings. Hostel response: | ||
| 13 Dec 2011 Ling Zhi, Malaysia | 92% | |
| Not easy to take bus after 7pm to the hostel. The place is very quiet avoid check in after dark. Hostel response: | ||
| 12 Dec 2011 Jordan, USA | 73% | |
| The hostel-keeper is very kind and helpful, but this place is almost impossible to find. Don't bother with the instructions provided- just ask one of the store keepers outside of the monastery. They are used to helping confused hostellers. It is a ten minute walk into the wilderness, and the place looks straight out of a horror film- secluded, poorly lit, with a barbed-wire fence. It was December and there was no heat, which usually isn't a problem in Hong Kong but we were a bit chilled. Everything on the mountain closes after 6 and doesn't open until 9 or 10 at the earliest. That means you're on your own for evening entertainment. We were the only ones there, so we made the best of the creepy vibe. Hostel response: | ||
| 18 Nov 2011 Kam Kui, Hong Kong | 73% | |
| Most of the Hostils in HK are not convenience to users. They do not near MTR stations non busy areas. Really not convenient to travellers. | ||
| 18 Sep 2011 Ashish, India | 83% | |
| reaching hostel is bit hard after a long travel.place sign near Big Buddha.but liked it and stayed for 1 more night. | ||
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