The subway and bus stops are a 5-minute walk away, and Zhaolin Park is a 20–30 minute walk
The central avenue is a 10-minute walk away, and St. Sophia Cathedral and Tao Lichai Market are within a 15–20 minute walk
The first floor of the building is the café and reception area, and the dormitory rooms are located on the third floor, but there is no elevator, so I do not recommend it for short-term travelers.
It was hard to carry the suitcase up to the third floor, so I got help from a staff member. There were clotheslines outside the doors of the third-floor shower room and restroom, so I could dry my laundry
If you open the door next to the bathroom, there is a clothesline (there are no clothespins or hangers)
I was able to use the refrigerator next to the reception on the first floor, and since I could get hot water, I ate a cup of ramen.
At check-in, you must cover yourself with the bedding provided by the staff, and at check-out, you must also hand the same bedding directly to the receptionist on the first floor.
I stayed for 6 days from August 29 to September 3. There was an air conditioner, but the windows were left open, so it was cool enough that I didn’t use it. The building is away from the road, so it is quiet. There’s a supermarket on the first floor, so you can conveniently buy fruit and bottled water There are many restaurants nearby, and it was nice that I could conveniently buy bubble tea and orange juice every day at Miché Bingcheng, which is just a one-minute walk away
I would like to visit again.
All the staff are friendly.
