Hostels in Guangdong, China

The place was amazing! Super clean, comfortable, and way more affordable than I expected. 💕 It’s really close to the train station just a short walk away, so getting around was super easy. There are also plenty of food options nearby. The host was very kind and helpful throughout my stay. 🥰 If you’re looking for a nice place to stay that’s both convenient and budget-friendly, I totally recommend this one! 💯✨

Travel choice is too important to the hotel! This direct sealing god~ The room has excellent sound insulation effect, the late night office is not disturbed at all, the large desk is equipped with sufficient charging port, and the efficiency is directly doubled. Breakfast is open at 7 o'clock, and the early flight can be full of ease. The variety and nutrition are balanced. The front desk service is efficient and professional. It helps to print documents super fast and also actively provides nearby traffic guides. Wi-Fi signal is stable, the air conditioner is quiet and powerful, sleep for one night, business travel is highly recommended!

Overall, the front desk staff at this hostel were really friendly and made me feel welcome. It's been open for a few years, so some of the facilities are a bit dated, but they're still well-maintained and perfectly functional. The cleanliness was impressive; both the rooms and common areas were spotless and odor-free. During my stay, it felt pretty quiet, with not many guests around, which might be due to it being the off-season for travel. For a city like Shenzhen, this hostel offers great value for money and is a good option for travelers who prioritize basic hygiene and good service over luxury accommodations.

This isn't my first time staying here, and it offers great value for money. The hostel is located on Qinglv Middle Road, with all the major attractions nearby. There are also several direct bus routes to the Macau border. The interior design is well-thought-out, perfect for both activity and relaxation – it's truly a top-notch hostel! Most of the guests are young people, and you can chat with folks from all over, learning about different industries and lives. Even though it's just a hostel, the front desk provides five-star service. I really wish I could take a long vacation and stay here for a few months!

I stayed here by myself and booked a single room, which was smaller than I expected. It's also virtually soundproof. Other facilities like the washroom and vanity area were quite convenient. There's also a gym area with a large terrace. If you're looking for comfort and a good rest, I'd recommend booking a proper hotel. However, if you're traveling solo and don't mind the accommodation situation, the dorm rooms here could be an option.

This is one of the best hostel i stayed. The common area is bright and minimalist, perfect for digital nomads and solo traveler. The bed is comfy with curtains and mini table. To go inside you have to use the electric key card. So its very safe too. One thing that stands out is how organized and clean everything is. You’ve got personal lockers, a shared fridge, slippers, water dispenser, microwave, washing & dryer machine , super convenient for longer stays. I like the washroom : shower and toilet cubicles with amenities and bidet. And they are so thoughtful to give each guest a welcome kit with toothbrush, towel, mask, and earplug. Other amenities also free. Its about 10 minutes to the metro and 2 minutes to a bus stop. Very recommend

Backpacker's Ten Years has opened in Guangzhou! It's located on the second and third floors of a residential building, a few hundred meters from the Rainbow Metro Station exit. There's an elevator, and it seems to have been recently renovated, as all the facilities and equipment are new. My 8-bed dorm was upgraded to a 6-bed dorm. The bunk beds are pretty much what I'm used to – long enough. Each bed has its own locker. The shared bathrooms have smart toilets, and what really stands out are the double-partitioned shower stalls, which provide good wet-dry separation. While the space isn't huge, it's perfectly adequate. The lobby has some basic entertainment like a pool table and foosball. The drinks at the bar are priced about average, maybe a little on the expensive side. Overall, the hostel's location is excellent (Guangzhou's Xihua Road speaks for itself). However, at 70-80 yuan for a bed, it's a bit pricey.

The hostel is close to the metro station. The welcome package was thoughtful. The bed was clean, spacious and comfortable. The common area was good, although some people seemed to claim their spot and were there all the time. There were plenty of cleaning staff. There was a dedicated makeup area which I was thankful for. I've stayed in many hostels recently, in which getting into the bathroom to take a shower has been near impossible due to people taking hours to do their make up in there! Someone used this area to conduct a series of TEFL lessons online. They were so loud. I could hear every word from my bed in the dorm. The soundproofing wasn't that great. The showers had a wet dry divide with a curtain separating the dry area from the shower. These didn't fully close. Unfortunately, the cleaning staff would fully open the curtain into the shower room which took away a sense of privacy from the corridor. What was the point of the curtains in the first place if they are just being kept open? The beds in the dorm had no hooks, so everything had to be sat on shelves. You are provided with a big, fluffy bath towel to use during the stay. However, there is no-where to put it after using it. There is a drying area for clothes on the balcony which was packed with clothes. I didn't see anyone hang their towel out there. Most people had it laying on their bed which is not hygienic. There are a lot of stairs to carry heavy luggage up! All in all, I enjoyed my stay. However, it was lacking some practical aspects that would have otherwise made it perfect.

Cleanliness: A cleaning lady comes every day at 11 am; the common areas are very clean. Environment: Two toilets and two showers. Service: The receptionist was exceptionally kind; she assisted me during check-in and check-out, always with a smile. Facilities: The bunk beds creak when you turn over; it's fine if you don't stay up too late.

I've been following this hostel for a while, and the 'all-female' aspect immediately appealed to me. It's quite close to the subway station (though it's a bit of a shame that the nearest exit only has stairs), so getting around is generally convenient. I had knee surgery, so I'd requested a lower floor in advance. The staff noticed and arranged a bottom bunk for me, even offering to help carry my luggage up, which was incredibly thoughtful. They provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, disposable cups, disposable towels, and earplugs. You can take your toiletries bag to the staff to get a fresh towel for the day. Each bed has its own locker with upper and lower compartments, hangers, slippers, and hooks inside. My room had a private bathroom, and there's a larger communal bathroom on the third floor (though all showers and toilets are private), equipped with cotton swabs, toothpaste, hair ties, and other amenities. Hair dryers are located on the fourth floor next to the drying area, which is away from the sleeping areas and won't disturb others. There are plenty of places to eat nearby, including a 24-hour 7-Eleven (the staff are also patient and helpful if you ask for directions). You need a key card to access the upper floors, and food deliveries are only brought to a rack on the first floor. The staff also inform you beforehand if there will be male staff working. The security is excellent. The common area on the first floor is always clean, and the pantry has hot and cold water. Overall, my stay was great, and I hope other guests will consciously follow the rules so everyone can have a good experience.