Hostels in Guangdong, China

There are plenty of tables and chairs in the common area, easily enough for everyone, along with three or four two-person sofas facing each other. The washbasins have mirrors, and there are about five or six showers, which is perfectly sufficient. I rarely have to queue when I go to wash up. The dorm room itself is quite spacious, and the bed is wide and well-ventilated from both sides. This location is right in a 'Red Culture' district, and the walk in is well-lit, making me feel very safe. The path is straightforward, not winding at all, and easy to find. You can take the subway to Changgang Station, Exit C1, and you don't even need to cross the road to get here – very convenient. Overall, it's fantastic! The atmosphere is great too; everyone respects each other's space and it's quite harmonious. Plus, I booked a 6-person dorm, and the front desk lady upgraded me to a 4-person dorm for free! ❤️❤️❤️ The only minor downsides are that the bathroom is a bit narrow and stuffy, and it can feel a little warm around the washbasins and showers during peak bathing times. The aisle by the lockers is a bit tight, and there's no elevator, so you have to carry luggage up to the second floor (though the front desk lady helped me, so it wasn't a big issue). For food delivery, you need to go downstairs from the second floor to pick it up outside the main entrance; if it's hot, you need to grab it quickly as it can't sit for long. The soundproofing is neither good nor bad, just average, meaning if someone in the next room accidentally bumps your side of the bed frame, you'll hear it. Also, there are two drying areas: one with two long metal rods above the washing machine, and another in the dorm hallway. Both are indoors and quite large, so it's not really an issue. Apart from these minor points, there are no other drawbacks.

I stayed in a dorm room for three days, and my overall experience exceeded my expectations. In the mornings, I'd walk downstairs to the cheong fun (rice noodle roll) shop for breakfast; their fresh shrimp cheong fun was wonderfully smooth and tender. It was just a few minutes' walk to Binjiangdong Road subway station, and I could get to Beijing Road and Yongqing Fang with just one transfer. Each bed in the room had its own curtain and charging port, so I had privacy when I drew the curtain. The communal laundry room was available 24/7, and it was super convenient to be able to wash and dry my clothes right away.

This place is fantastic! I stayed here for a week, experiencing their king-size bed, a four-person dorm, and a capsule. The four-person dorm was very quiet; everyone was considerate and kept noise to a minimum. The mattress seemed a bit saggy from previous use, but overall, it's a minor flaw. The lockers are absolutely amazing! They're super spacious, with plenty of room underneath too. My 30-inch suitcase, which doesn't fit in most places, slid in easily here. Plus, the staff are incredibly friendly! Any issues I had were immediately resolved. Staying here genuinely made me feel so happy!

This hostel is the best I've ever stayed at! 'Jumping into the Sea Living' is perfect for young people. The common areas have a relaxed atmosphere, making it easy to strike up conversations, and all the guests are interesting. The facilities are clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. Staying here really made my trip amazing. Plus, the value for money is incredible! The location is great, very close to Nantou Ancient City metro station, which makes getting around super convenient. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. They've really thought about everything. The common areas are incredibly atmospheric, and it's a much better deal than hotels in the same area. Highly recommend!

The environment is beautiful, with an endless expanse of blue ocean right outside the window. The air is so fresh, and it really lifts your spirits! The room was clean, tidy, and cozy. Dining was convenient. After dinner, I hit the hotel gym, worked up a good sweat, and then came back to the room for a refreshing shower before falling into a deep, beautiful sleep!

We recently stayed here for two months for a business trip with about 10 people. It took my boss 2-3 days to find this hostel, and we were all really happy with it. It's quiet yet conveniently located. The common area is super comfortable, and the shower water pressure is great and relaxing. The owner even provided good quality shower gel, shampoo, and toilet paper. The washing machine and dryer were reasonably priced to use. Honestly, it felt just like staying in a mid-range hotel, and the cleanliness of the bedding even surpassed some! The owner was always accommodating and helpful. A big thank you to the owner for taking care of us for a whole month. I specifically wanted to leave this good review to commend them.

This is the best hostel I've stayed at since choosing to travel solo. The location is superb, right opposite the subway station, just a two-minute walk away. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. You have to change into slippers before entering the sleeping areas, and the common lounge is very cozy. There are six shower stalls in the washroom, so you rarely have to queue. Basic toiletries are provided for free. Plus, the cat is super affectionate; it jumped right onto my lap for some serious petting!

The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The common areas were cozy and quiet. The owner was warm and attentive, and the value for money was excellent. It was also conveniently located. The room itself was simple and refreshing, and the hygiene was spot on. Overall, a fantastic experience!

Good location in the center, pleasant living atmosphere, price-quality ratio is one of the best options in Shenzhen

I usually never bother to write reviews for accommodations, but after having a simple lunch for over 100 RMB in Huaqiangbei today, I suddenly felt compelled to review the Qiyou Hostel where I'm staying. For just 88 RMB a night, it's not only clean, comfortable, and has warm, attentive service, but it's truly a condensed five-star hotel experience. The lobby is spacious and bright, and they offer free freshly ground coffee – yes, free! Many five-star hotels I've stayed in don't even offer complimentary freshly ground coffee! They also have free tea, direct-drink hot and cold water, and separate male and female rest areas. The guests all seem very respectful; the lounge area is really quiet. The sleeping pods are incredibly comfortable too; the bed is spacious enough, there's air conditioning, a locker for personal items, and hooks to hang things. Everyone in the sleeping area also has a locker that can fit a large suitcase. The lovely front desk staff told me that if I have a lot of luggage, I can store it in their baggage room. They have a wide selection of books available for free loan. In the evenings, you'll see groups of guests sitting in the lobby, chatting softly – many foreigners, men and women, old and young, all looking very relaxed. Besides not providing disposable toiletries, they offer everything else a star-rated hotel would. Oh, and you can buy toiletries and other common necessities from the vending machine in the lobby, and the prices are very reasonable. You can tell the owner genuinely cares. Highly recommend!