Hostels in Guangdong, China

This hostel was quite comfortable, mainly because the owner really pays attention to many details. For example, there was always toilet paper in the bathroom – not once did it run out during my month-long stay. If the shoe rack wasn't suitable, the owner would replace it with a new one. Also, if someone was smoking 🚬 or making loud noise after midnight, the owner would genuinely step in to stop it. The owner runs this hostel with great dedication, making it a perfect spot for anyone visiting Shenzhen on business to rest and spend the night.

The facilities are excellent, and the location next to Jinsha Park is lively in the evenings. There's a commercial street next to the park, making it convenient for dining and shopping. The bathrooms are very clean, but the hostel doesn't have curtains; it would be better if the business owners could install them.

There are many entrances in that building - this big entrance near the kids playgrounds and McDonalds is the one to hostel elevator. 24h security guard downstairs might ask for ID. Gangxia exit B and Gangxia North exit 9 subway entrances are both 100m away - in Gangxia trains are closer. Hostel itself has limited space, nothing fancy, but friendly staff speak english. I've seen better hostels, but based on ratings not sure if Shenzhen has any lol, at least for male travellers. Dengba was quite similar, more spacey, just a bit more walk to subways.

I was originally going to leave, but ended up extending my stay for another day 🐶. The cocktails were delicious, and the craft beer (which I forgot to photograph) was great too. It was pure bliss just drinking and having desserts every day. I'd wake up, drink, pet cats, and sunbathe. During my few days in Zhuhai, apart from evening strolls, I only went out sightseeing on the first day; the rest of the time I just chilled out here. If I didn't have other plans, I feel like I would have stayed for a few more days.

What an unexpected gem of a hostel! It's located right on Longyan South Road, with tons of local eateries just steps away. The atmosphere is fantastic. I met some great people, and we ended up exploring together and even played some games with other guests. There's a common area where you can watch movies or TV. If I didn't have other plans, I would have definitely stayed longer. The bathroom was a bit small and had a squat toilet, but that's understandable for a hostel – you can't compare it to a hotel.

This room is perfect for introverts! The overall environment is great – small but has everything you need. I was pleasantly surprised by the charging port and safe, especially for this price, it's fantastic! You might hear neighbors opening doors or get a bit disturbed if they're loud, but honestly, there's nothing to complain about. The location is super convenient, right by Rainbow Bridge Station. Go straight left for the accommodation, and directly opposite on the right is Xihua Road. The surrounding area has a lively, local vibe, which I really enjoyed. If I come back to Guangzhou, I'll definitely stay here again. The community on the 2nd floor is very bustling, but as an introvert, I preferred staying in my room. The staff were all very enthusiastic! ☺️☺️

It’s a bit hard to find, but the room is pretty good. Be sure to add the boss on WeChat! Otherwise, you won't be able to get around.

The boss is very good, the Youth Hostel facilities are also very complete, there is also drinking water, it is also very close to the subway station, there are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, it is not bad for the Youth Hostel ～

The environment is great, and the hygiene is spotless. The staff are friendly and helpful. You can order food in the lobby, and the bus and subway stations right outside make it super convenient to get around. The price is also very reasonable. Definitely worth recommending, it's really good!!

This is the best hostel I’ve ever stayed at. It’s super clean and quiet, and there’s a full wardrobe where you can store all your belongings and even hang your clothes. The shower rooms have shampoo, shower gel, and hair conditioner. There’s also a small shelf next to the bed inside the capsule where you can put all the things you need. Downstairs near the reception, there is a common area where you can work and hang out with friends. It’s very convenient because the rooms themselves are completely quiet and nobody talks there. The only downside is the small number of showers, but I think if you avoid the “rush hour,” there will be enough for everyone. Thank you so much — I really loved this hostel, and I even made a Chinese friend there.