Hostels in Shaanxi, China

The room is big. The facilities are nice. I love that they provide washing machines and the soap as well. However, they can improve on this : 1. Toilet smelled heavily of urine when we arrived. It looked clean, but it smelled so bad that we can smell it from our bed. Even after room service we can still smell it. It came from behind the toilet. I don't know how. 2. The toilet door is made of clear glass, that others can look into the toilet when you do your business. It's awkward. The hotel location is good, however. It's inside the wall. And there's a convenient store nearby. They gave us a tea set to use through out the stay, which is nice.

Very big hostel in central location close to metro station and Bell pagoda. There are many restaurants and supermarkets around. 10 minutes walk to dsl Muslim quarter. Beds are comfortable and clean, there are lockers and you are given a towel. There are several bathrooms which are always clean. The common area is big with many tables, free water and a bar. WiFi works well. There are laundry and dryer machines. I recommend this hostel!

This hotel is excellent! It's tucked away in a quiet spot but still close to everything. The cleanliness is top-notch, making for a very comfortable stay. There are tons of great food options nearby, and it's also conveniently located close to the Drum Tower and a subway station. Unfortunately, I had some inconsiderate neighbors who smoked in the bathroom, but there's not much the hotel can do about that. The front desk service was fantastic though; they were very responsive and helpful with any issues. I'd definitely stay here again.

The environment here is great, and the front desk staff are super welcoming and helpful. They provide disposable towels and toothbrushes, which is a nice touch. The common areas are decorated in a beautiful Chinese style, and you can even catch a glimpse of the Bell Tower's night view from the window. It's super convenient as the subway is right downstairs, and the Muslim Quarter is within walking distance. The Grand Tang Everbright City and Yongning Gate are also easily accessible by subway, and you can even walk to Yongning Gate, which is very convenient. The rooms also have their own personal lockers, perfect for storing your belongings. What I really loved is that shoes aren't worn into the rooms, which felt really good. Plus, there was no strange odor in the washroom area. Overall, a really good experience!

I booked a 12-bed dorm for 29 RMB. However, it was fully booked (as the previous occupants hadn't extended their stay), so the owner kindly upgraded me to a 6-bed dorm for free. All the guests there were very considerate and quiet. The room itself was also quiet, had a window, and good air circulation. I was truly impressed by the price! The hostel is located right across from Metro Exit G1 – I even thought my navigation was wrong because it was so easy to find.

Out of all the hostels I've stayed in, this one is legendary! The facilities are excellent and comprehensive, featuring a comfortable lounge and an entertainment area. The staff members were all incredibly warm, patient, and professional. Upon check-in, they gave me a thorough tour to help me get acquainted with the place, and offered fantastic recommendations for local attractions and eateries. During my stay, the staff were incredibly responsive to any questions or issues I had. After a few days, I noticed that the bed linen was changed regularly, and the bathrooms were always kept spotless. I also met many other travelers and we often played games together (the hostel even provided board games!). All in all, my stay here was fantastic!

I went here to hike the mountain. The staff was amazing and explained to me how I could best approach the walk in English! There was also a laundry machine available. The room was nice and clean. I could see the beautiful mountain from my room!

Initially not as terrible as I had feared despite the low price. The layer of dust I saw when leaving my luggage early (in some corner because there was nobody to talk to) was gone when I checked in later. Place was easy to find (first image, take the elevator to the 5th floor and you're there) and in a very local area. Nice eateries and a small mobile phones and accessories mall turning left then right when leaving the building. Huimin Street and Drum and Bell Towers in walking distance. Free water dispenser and plenty of space in the hostel despite the lack of power outlets at the workspaces. But there comes the problem. The voltage at the power outlet seems elevated, my charger melted and almost caught fire although I used it everywhere else in Asia as well as for several weeks in China already. Other chargers I tried at this place also got extremely hot. They put me in a separate room to prevent another bad review on the potential production of spit, noise, dirt and sometimes even cigarette smoke in the dorms. One bathroom even had a seat toilet. Obviously plenty of smoking in the common area.

The environment is very clean, the small space on the bed is also very tidy, there are lockable cabinets, and the overall style looks like a small apartment. There is not much noise after 11 o'clock. You can order takeout, and the introduction is also very comprehensive.

The room is nice, spacious and had a comfortable bed. The common area is also nice, with a microwave, kettle, fridge and plenty of space for eating. The only downside was the bathroom, despite the cleaning lady's efforts, it was always a bit smelly and there were no toiletries such as toilet paper or liquid soap for hands and body. The surrounding area is good, with a few convenience stores and restaurants.