Hostels in Shaanxi, China

This hostel is truly top-tier! It's clean and tidy throughout, with privacy curtains for each bunk, charging outlets, and lockers — everything you need. The bedding is comfortable, and the shared bathrooms are cleaned very frequently. The atmosphere is fantastic; the front desk staff are warm and attentive, and you meet so many like-minded travelers. The value for money is incredible. As a solo traveler, staying here felt so safe and peaceful. I'll definitely choose Backpackers' Ten Years again next time!

Comfy hostel with everything needed. Located just near the Muslim market and all the places worth visiting. When you go out you have a big variety of food and cafes. And at the same time it’s quiet, no street noise. We stayed there for 1 night and enjoyed fully. All necessary amenities are included and the price per night is really affordable. Great value of money. We even were upgraded free of charge maybe because we checked in early. There is a terrace on the highest floor from which you can observe some parts of the city. Recommend this place for backpackers like us for sure!

The room was clean and tidy, the lobby was spacious and bright, the front desk was polite and friendly, the room was cleaned every day, and the location was excellent. It's across from the Tang Dynasty City Pedestrian Street.

The front desk was inflexible. Both the public areas and the room reeked of sewage. The shower and toilet, though inside the room, were practically useless due to the incredibly cramped space. When I first walked in, I saw a guy squatting on the toilet with the door wide open. I later realized you couldn't even close the door while sitting on it, unless you chopped off your legs. After checking in, they gave me an unmade bed. I just fled after a quick look; I booked a bunk for two nights but I'm not even asking for a refund. It was truly terrifying. This is my first negative review, I'm speechless!

Facilities: There were quite a few public amenities, but I didn't get to try them. I couldn't figure out the washing machine's payment system, so I didn't bother using it. Hygiene: The public areas and rooms were reasonably clean, with no strange odors. Environment: The nearby mall isn't far, and there's a subway entrance downstairs. Service: Turning off the AC at 7 AM is a bit much – I woke up from the heat after trying to sleep longer. I'm not sure when they turn it back on at night either.

Very nice place to stay. Friendly and helpful owner. I felt very comfortable. The best ist the lovely rooftop garden. The location is excellent. The only little downsize, the matrass is very thin and so sleeping ist hard. Excellent value

Seriously, everyone needs to stay here!!!!!!! With such an incredible atmosphere, prime location, convenient transportation, fantastic service, and unbeatable price – are you telling me you can stay right on the Second Ring Road for just 170 a night, with a subway entrance literally downstairs, a room equipped with a projector and a fridge, and even nightly movie screenings?! What's more, when I mentioned the slightly low water pressure to the front desk on the first day, someone came to fix it first thing the very next morning. This place is truly magnificent, enough said. Just go and stay!

The hotel's location is pretty good, but there's an underpass that can easily lead you in the wrong direction towards the Bell Tower. It's next to a mall with an elevator. I'd recommend checking in during the day, as it might be hard to spot the entrance in the dark morning. The service is very thoughtful and quiet, and the bedding is clean. The only downside is the trash bin in the bathroom, which was overflowing with trash. The cleaning staff only tidied up once, and unfortunately, many guests aren't considerate. Also, the toilet and shower area are quite small; larger individuals might find it difficult to turn around. The outdoor lounge area is nice, spacious, and perfect for some quiet solo time. The hotel also offers free umbrellas for guests to borrow. Overall, it's great value for money.

I traveled alone. As a student, I always stay in hostels when I travel, and I've stayed in many different places, but this one is the best I've ever stayed in. The owners are incredibly kind, an elderly couple. I stayed for three days. One time, I saw the grandfather still explaining hiking routes to guests at midnight. On the morning of my hike, he even gave me a pair of gloves. The hostel has three floors, and the third floor has a pool table, which I played a game on that night. Before I left, the grandmother even called me back to give me a bottle of water. It really made me feel the warmth of home, even while traveling alone. However, I do have a small suggestion: the beds in the hostel shake slightly. I suggest putting a shoe rack outside the door, otherwise, it can get smelly after everyone takes their shoes off in the room. Personally, these are minor issues. I just hope this hostel continues to improve.

A hidden gem nestled at the foot of Xi'an's City Wall! The location is absolutely perfect; step out and you're greeted by a thousand-year-old city wall, instantly setting an incredible mood. The interior is clean and fresh, with complete and well-maintained facilities, making for a very comfortable stay. The service is thoughtful and attentive, with care evident in every detail. It's a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle, offering stunning views of Chang'an (Xi'an's ancient name) at an unbeatable value. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Xi'an!