Back at a hostel again, and this time I picked Zhexingsun, right next to DT51. The hostel was super easy to find, with its bright orange branding and a huge, eye-catching sign. The front desk is on the second floor, and the receptionist (I asked, and her name is Xiao Wang) was really welcoming. Plus, the front desk area itself is beautifully decorated, so it made a great first impression.
The hostel has a lot of rooms, almost like a maze, but the signage here is incredibly clear – definitely a plus! The shared bathrooms and showers have good facilities. The washing machine and dryer can be used until 10 PM, which is smart and shows they've thought about noise control, so another big thumbs up for that.
My room also had a really refined feel to it. The loft-style design makes the most of the space – you can relax on the top bunk and study underneath, which instantly brought back memories of my university dorm room.
Now for the small details in the room: there's a notice with check-in instructions and the Wi-Fi password right by the door; near the entrance, there's a full-length mirror, a shoe-changing stool, and a small window for ventilation; next to the desk, there are hooks for clothes; the main light switch by the door is linked to a switch by the bed (so you don't have to get out of bed to turn off the lights); there's an extra reading light by the bed; and a small shelf on the wall by the bed for your phone and glasses. Most importantly, the bedding was super comfortable! All these details show that the business really thinks from the user's perspective, and I believe this is Zhexingsun's core competitive advantage.
If I had to mention a drawback, the location might be one, as it's not right next to a subway station. However, this also means it's not as noisy, and if you prioritize a quality stay, I'd definitely recommend this place.
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