First, let me talk about the owner. He's incredibly nice, a low-key and easygoing hidden millionaire. He's always either cleaning rooms or picking up guests. I booked the cheapest small room, and the owner proactively greeted me, helped with my luggage, and upgraded me to a quiet twin room—a bedroom with a balcony in a three-bedroom apartment. Disposable toothbrushes, toilet seat covers, mosquito coils, etc., were all provided. The other guests were indeed very quiet. The location is also excellent; the ancient city's commercial street is downstairs, making it convenient for dining and shopping. It's also close to the train station and airport, and within walking distance of the Hexi morning market. For the price, it's worth the conditions. Although the furnishings are simple and not as refined as some hostels, and it's not a traditional hostel dormitory room, wouldn't it be better to stay in a single room for the price of a dormitory room? If I had to point out a drawback, I'd suggest fixing the door frame properly. Also, there's no elevator on the third floor, and the building is a bit hard to find. The property management in the complex isn't very good.
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