Hostels in Zhejiang, China

The location is decent, about a ten-minute walk from the subway station, and the room is spacious. The only downside is that if you have a dust allergy, encountering the cleaning staff while checking out can be a bit unfortunate 😵💫. The express and food delivery lockers are clear and very convenient.

Facilities: I was worried about not having enough toilets in a hostel, but this one has communal ones, and you can always ask the front desk if you can't find one, which is very convenient. Regarding the elevator issue I was worried about previously: walk further in, and two elevators go up to the fifth floor. If you come back from a concert late at night, staff can help you scan for entry, or you can add the front desk on WeChat beforehand and find the latest elevator code on their Moments. I noticed from reviews before my stay that the elevator was a common complaint. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: The concert venue is within walking distance. When both the arena and stadium are open simultaneously, the subway gets incredibly crowded. Being able to walk there in about ten minutes is very convenient. Plus, there's a convenience store and restaurants downstairs, so it's great to have hot food and water after a concert when you're starving. I found something no one else mentioned: I'm 170cm tall, which is considered tall for a woman, and the bed was just barely long enough, with my feet touching the wall. I woke up with my knees hurting because my feet were constantly pressed against the wall. Women taller than me should seriously consider this... I don't recall this being an issue in other hostels; there was always a bit of space left.

This was the first hostel I stayed at in Hangzhou, and it's located near Wensan Road subway station, making transportation very convenient. It's right by Huanglong Times Square, with plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby. It's also very close to West Lake, and there are lots of shared bikes around. The hostel walls even have tips for exploring West Lake, along with cherished memories left by past guests. As for the accommodations, they offer blackout curtains, complimentary disposable toothbrushes and towels. The bathroom and shower are separated into wet and dry areas, but both are in the same public space for men and women. In the lobby, there's a free water dispenser with 24-hour hot water, and you'll even find cats and dogs hanging out there.

The location is pretty good, close to West Lake and the subway station, making it easy to find. There's a 'Xiaohongche' (shared bike station) right downstairs at the entrance. Floors 8-10 all belong to the same establishment, with the front desk on the 9th floor. Floors 8 and 9 are for accommodation, and the 10th floor is for recreational activities. It would be better if the male and female dorms were on separate floors, as currently, there are both male and female dorms on the same floor.

These words instantly reminded me of the gentle moonlight embracing me, the soft, warm girls sitting in a row, my roommate's neatly organized toiletries, and a display of cosmetics. It's just like being at school. The taxi driver overcharged a bit, but on the way, I first encountered a hotel, and then the supermarket was very welcoming. This is my fourth time in Hangzhou. I originally planned to spend a day circling West Lake and then leave, but this wonderful hostel makes me want to stay another day! They provide disinfected towels and individually packed slippers in plastic bags – so thoughtful! Plus, a complimentary bottle of water (a precious commodity in the summer heat). Upon entering, I was greeted by a gentle, smiling young man. I finally recall his smile, it felt like it seeped into me, gently crushing the few withered leaves within. Turning a corner, I saw soft, warm girls (not as formidable as Fu Hao) sitting in a row, their cheeks slightly flushed – a sight you don't see in other hostels. ”To the person in charge, can you assign me a partner?”

The room is small, a bit cold, the air conditioner is at the bedside, the boss adjusted the house without adding money, but the room facilities are old, fortunately close to the scenic spot, no parking fee, okay, the boss repairs the house and facilities is better

Close to the station, more convenient

My first time trying a hostel was a wonderful surprise! The environment was clean and comfortable, and the atmosphere created by the owner was fantastic. Upon arrival, the owner introduced the sights, helped plan our itinerary, and even recommended restaurants – the food was delicious! 😋 In the evening, they organized a movie screening. The big screen was amazing, and the owner's two little sisters were so cute! After the movie, we sat together to share our thoughts – a novel and fun experience. I also want to thank the owner for helping us with our interview assignment. Reflecting on the movie experience, while algorithms may influence hostel operations to some extent, I believe that such genuine and warm hospitality will surely be rewarded in the future. Wishing the owner continued success in their business! 🥳

The location is great, making it super convenient for getting around. The environment is lovely, right within the Lu Xun Native Place scenic area, and very close to both the subway and bus stations. The front desk lady was really enthusiastic and helpful, giving us tips on nearby attractions. She even invited us to the hotel's evening event – I forgot to take pictures!

My stay here exceeded expectations. The room was spotless, and all the amenities were well-stocked. The environment was quiet and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The front desk staff were gentle and polite, and thoughtfully provided directions for local attractions. The location downstairs is convenient for getting around, with plenty of affordable dining options nearby. Overall, it was clean and comfortable, with excellent service. It's suitable for both business trips and tourism, and definitely worth recommending!