Lao Song International Youth Hostel

This hostel has been around for ages, and the atmosphere is really great. It holds so many memories for me, no matter the season, as I've stayed here countless times. Even though my working days were tough and long, I also witnessed the joys and sorrows, the ups and downs of generations of people of all ages passing through. It's always been a favorite among people at every stage of life. The old charm is still there, and I truly enjoy that authentic, lively atmosphere.

I've stayed at this hostel multiple times, and it's consistently pretty good in all aspects. It's a popular place with a variety of room types to suit different needs. The location is excellent.

I stayed in the female capsule room. The first floor environment was quite good, but once you get to the fourth floor, it's exactly as shown in the pictures – all metal grates. I initially had trouble finding my way; the front desk just told me to go straight out of the elevator. I only found out where to go after asking another guest. The room itself was pretty clean, but they didn't provide a toothbrush or toiletries during my stay. I didn't sleep too well; someone was making calls at 11 PM, and people were still showering at 2 or 3 AM. The room isn't soundproof at all, so you can hear everything clearly. However, the upside is having a small room to yourself, though it's only slightly more spacious than a regular 6 or 8-person dorm. Just a heads-up for anyone considering it: it's fine if you're just looking for a temporary stopover. After all, what more can you expect for this price?

This is a fantastic place! The owner is incredibly warm and attentive. The environment is clean, facilities are complete, and privacy is excellent. It's also very affordable and conveniently located near the subway station, making travel super easy. It would be absolutely perfect if the faint smell in the room could be removed.