Hi3 Hostel (Liuzhou Five Star Pedestrian Street)

I booked this youth hostel for my solo trip and was very satisfied. The stay was extremely comfortable and the price was great. I highly recommend it! I'll definitely book here again when I visit Liuzhou. Firstly, the location is easy to find; a taxi from Liuzhou Station is less than 10 yuan! It's on Luochi Road, next to Wuxing Street. Next door is Siyi Ma Dumplings, and diagonally across from Dahua Dry Noodles. (The puff pastry and dumplings at Siyi Ma's were both delicious. I ate there four times in three days. 😋👍🏻 It's close, which is great.) It's a five-minute walk to Wuxing Street, about ten minutes to Qingyun Market, and about ten minutes to the Museum and Liuhou Park. The streets are quiet and comfortable, and there are many cafes and bars nearby. 🫰🏻 I really like the location. The hostel is also very nice. It's a single-family building. You can rent electric bikes and play games. Separate rooms for men and women are available for security. The receptionist is very sweet and friendly. There are plenty of seats on the first floor, and there are movies in the evening. The bed in the room was very soft and comfortable, the wardrobe was spacious, and disposable towels, toothbrush, and bottled mineral water were provided upon check-in. There is also a public washing machine. The only drawback is that the room and the shared washroom area are a bit small and only one person can fit through. 🥲

The location is excellent, right in the heart of the city center. It's also very affordable every night during the National Day holiday, when tourism is at its peak. There are two toilets and four sinks on each floor, as well as two showers. Even during National Day, you can basically wash up anytime without having to wait in line. The hotel is also very clean. The front desk will respond immediately to any requests we have, and we even enjoyed a free hour of playing the game Monkey King on PS4. For snail noodles, there's a nearby Liupinfang restaurant that's particularly delicious.

Facilities: Disposable toiletries are provided. The sheets are also clean. It is very close to Dahua Dry Lao. Dahua is open 24 hours a day. You can avoid the crowds. It is also convenient to go to other attractions. It is in the central area.

As a youth hostel, it meets all the basic requirements, and the price is reasonable, NT$80 per night for National Day. Facilities: The room has a wall-mounted air conditioner, curtains over the bed, and two and three-hole outlets. The upper bunk railing is a little awkward, but otherwise fine. There are two washing machines and a dryer, and laundry detergent is provided. The bathroom is a bit cramped. Service: The front desk was very attentive. We borrowed the restroom to change clothes during a sudden downpour on check-out day. Free storage is also available on check-in and check-out days. If you leaked your mineral water, you can ask for it. Nearby: Turn left a little and you'll find Yuanlin Food City, also known as the Citizens' Dining Hall. I ate there three times in four days. The food is consistent, with all the basics, and the prices are reasonable, with no lines. Turn right and you'll find a milk tea shop with a kitten. I loved it, but unfortunately I didn't have time to go back. Further to the right is a beef brisket noodle shop, rumored to have had 20 pounds of beef brisket stolen. The food is average and very convenient. A little further to the right is a hair salon, where you can get your tea bran washed for NT$30. The youth hostel is also close to popular online restaurants and various attractions. If the taxi traffic is very congested, you can pick up or drop off passengers at the East Gate Tower.