Hostels in China

"The hotel staff were nice . But I wish there were tea bags and coffee machine in the room and the water temperature keeps stabilizing when we take a shower."

"This is a hostel - don't come expecting hotel luxury. Having said that, I found the following great: extremely cheap, has everything you need, VERY friendly and helpful staff."

"Guests are very noisy. They start chit-chatting at midnight & 6am, kid was yelling & playing instrument at 8am, so we totally could not sleep whole night. It is cheap so the facilities are poor and old: (1) the toilet is broken but fixed on the 2nd day (2) the sink in our room has water leakage problem (3) the door is broken and cannot be locked (4) the building is old so you could hear staircase sound when guest walk The things I appreciate: (1) super close distance to all shops, most famous...

"Advertised as a private room but was actually a dorm (same story reported by other travelers). Sheets instead of curtains. Told off for talking at 11pm. Noisy repairs underway from 7am. Floors never swept, tables sticky. Gave the property 3 days notice I would be leaving early but they still refused even a partial refund for the remaining nights, leaving me hundreds of dollars out of pocket. Absolute money grubbing. Stay away."

"Hele lieve mensen, alleen is dit geen hostel maar een plek waar Chinezen op een kluitje wonen op zoek naar een baan. Niemand spreekt Engels. Het is zeker een manier om te ontdekken hoe het merendeel van de Chinezen in Shanghai leven. Maar ik ben blij dat ik een andere plek heb gevonden, wat zeker niet makkelijk was zonder internet of toegang tot Googlemaps."

"Great little place close to the metro and restaurants, area is quite local. They had luggage storage. There was no air con so the sleeping pods will probably be pretty hot in the summer."

"Great vibes and decor, friendly staff. Only one thing is that there is a lot of smoking at night in the lobby area, since it's a bar. "