Shanghai Yuyuehai Youth Hostel（Shanghai railway station)

Super poor hygiene. I have never seen such a bad one. I was covered in lumps after staying there. There was dirt everywhere, and all kinds of paper scraps and garbage on the ground. The smell in the bathroom was so bad that I took a shower and stayed in the lobby for the whole night. I admire the management of the youth hostel to be like this.

The environment is very good, the configuration is very good, and the service attitude is also very good. It is very affordable and economical.

The lobby for accommodation and dining is spacious and beautiful, cleaned regularly, the front desk is full of handsome guys with warm service, and the facilities are complete. There are also many separate and shared shower and toilet rooms, and many wash basins. You don't have to queue up or crowd, and you feel free and at home.

The room is clean and there is an auntie cleaning every day. The environment is very good and the service is also very good. There is a supermarket and a place to eat below. It's great. I highly recommend it.

There are all these messy people living in my room. I am speechless! Behind the room, there were workers working pile drivers at 10pm until 5am! I couldn't sleep at all that noise!

The clean and hygienic location is just a few minutes walk from Exit 5 of Hanzhong Road Subway Station. The door lock is password-coded, so there is no worry of forgetting the key card. There are slippers, a hairdryer, a kettle, the water for bathing is also very hot, the internet speed is OK, 6, and there are many delicious takeaways nearby, so you can stay happily at home. There is a supermarket and fruit shop at your feet wwds. The location is close to Metro Line 1.3.4. Walk 400 meters underground to Line 1 and you will find the South Square of Shanghai Railway Station. It is a 30-minute walk from the Bund, Nanjing Pedestrian Street, People's Square, and People's Park, and you can ride a bicycle through it. The Tibet North Road underground passage crosses the Suzhou River and can be reached in 15 minutes. Shanghai Old Street and Shanghai City God Temple are 32 minutes' walk and 19 minutes' ride away. It's very good. I'm here for tourism and I highly recommend staying here. The room space here is quite large. Now the store has changed it to 8-person and 6-person rooms. There is no deposit for monthly subscription. Now it is 1500 per month for a private bathroom. If not, it is 1400. The only regret is that I can't cook. Smoking is not allowed in the room lobby. If you smoke, you have to go to the entrance. There are many people in the hall at night. Still very warm.

The room was very clean. The front desk staff was very attentive. The price was very reasonable. Overall, it was a good stay. I will come here again next time.

When we arrived, the landlord took possession of the house and had a falling out with the boss.

This is the sixth hostel I've stayed in, and it's also the worst one. I think there are a lot of people staying there, and the reviews, since it's a magical city, shouldn't be too bad. After staying here, I just want to leave a bad review. The following points are the only one I have ever lived in. It’s so simple that I just want to complain. Why don’t you close down if you are so stingy? What kind of store should you open? 1. Only USB charging is available in the room, and charging is extremely slow. Use USB to charge...it's about the Qing Dynasty, right? It’s illegal to use a charger to charge and waste electricity, right? 2. The hotel bathroom does not provide shampoo. How much does shampoo cost? So stingy, they didn’t provide it, so I ran out to buy it again, speechless. 3. In that bathroom, there were some small flying insects, they were disgusting, and there were more. 4. The carpet when you enter the hotel is very dark. No, please stop laying the carpet. Oh my god. The most annoying customer service reply was that we are a youth hostel. What's wrong? Youth hostel = dirty and bad? Open for business, I have never seen anything like this. There is a youth hostel in Chengdu that has been open for 20 years. It is so clean and service-friendly. It's okay for you to learn. (I’m speechless again. The youth hostel in the Shanghai Magic City is the most hip-reaching. I didn’t expect it to be the same) Their store has its own problems, and they still scold customers. How noble they make themselves, and it is really embarrassing to Shanghai.