Hostels in Guangdong, China

This room is perfect for introverts! The overall environment is great – small but has everything you need. I was pleasantly surprised by the charging port and safe, especially for this price, it's fantastic! You might hear neighbors opening doors or get a bit disturbed if they're loud, but honestly, there's nothing to complain about. The location is super convenient, right by Rainbow Bridge Station. Go straight left for the accommodation, and directly opposite on the right is Xihua Road. The surrounding area has a lively, local vibe, which I really enjoyed. If I come back to Guangzhou, I'll definitely stay here again. The community on the 2nd floor is very bustling, but as an introvert, I preferred staying in my room. The staff were all very enthusiastic! ☺️☺️

This hostel was quite comfortable, mainly because the owner really pays attention to many details. For example, there was always toilet paper in the bathroom – not once did it run out during my month-long stay. If the shoe rack wasn't suitable, the owner would replace it with a new one. Also, if someone was smoking 🚬 or making loud noise after midnight, the owner would genuinely step in to stop it. The owner runs this hostel with great dedication, making it a perfect spot for anyone visiting Shenzhen on business to rest and spend the night.

I usually never bother to write reviews for accommodations, but after having a simple lunch for over 100 RMB in Huaqiangbei today, I suddenly felt compelled to review the Qiyou Hostel where I'm staying. For just 88 RMB a night, it's not only clean, comfortable, and has warm, attentive service, but it's truly a condensed five-star hotel experience. The lobby is spacious and bright, and they offer free freshly ground coffee – yes, free! Many five-star hotels I've stayed in don't even offer complimentary freshly ground coffee! They also have free tea, direct-drink hot and cold water, and separate male and female rest areas. The guests all seem very respectful; the lounge area is really quiet. The sleeping pods are incredibly comfortable too; the bed is spacious enough, there's air conditioning, a locker for personal items, and hooks to hang things. Everyone in the sleeping area also has a locker that can fit a large suitcase. The lovely front desk staff told me that if I have a lot of luggage, I can store it in their baggage room. They have a wide selection of books available for free loan. In the evenings, you'll see groups of guests sitting in the lobby, chatting softly – many foreigners, men and women, old and young, all looking very relaxed. Besides not providing disposable toiletries, they offer everything else a star-rated hotel would. Oh, and you can buy toiletries and other common necessities from the vending machine in the lobby, and the prices are very reasonable. You can tell the owner genuinely cares. Highly recommend!

I stayed here for about 6 days in total. Before coming, I was really nervous and scared because I had previously stayed in a very dirty and crowded hostel. But when I arrived, it was completely different – this is by far the best hostel experience I've had in Shenzhen. The bathrooms have a wet/dry separation, and there are plenty of shower rooms and toilets, so I almost never had to wait in line. The auntie cleaned daily, and they even provided a vanity room. The common living area outside is also very spacious with lots of seating, like a library where everyone can work or study together. The front desk staff and volunteer girls were all very gentle and sweet; they meticulously explained the hostel's facilities, which made me feel very welcome and warm.

This is the best hostel I’ve ever stayed at. It’s super clean and quiet, and there’s a full wardrobe where you can store all your belongings and even hang your clothes. The shower rooms have shampoo, shower gel, and hair conditioner. There’s also a small shelf next to the bed inside the capsule where you can put all the things you need. Downstairs near the reception, there is a common area where you can work and hang out with friends. It’s very convenient because the rooms themselves are completely quiet and nobody talks there. The only downside is the small number of showers, but I think if you avoid the “rush hour,” there will be enough for everyone. Thank you so much — I really loved this hostel, and I even made a Chinese friend there.

Very good price for what it is. Location is a little far out (but right next to the metro so no problems) and well away from the touristy areas. It felt like living like a local in Shenzhen! Food options were therefore excellent. Those from abroad should have these expectations: it is an ordinary 41st floor apartment in an apartment complex, but with around 20 beds put in there. It is not your typical European hostel. There are two bathrooms shared between this many people. You can imagine the pros and cons of this - but generally I did not mind after a while. The sheets were clean and the curtains were excellent and black-out. I really enjoyed my stay here, and recommend it if you’re on a budget and don’t mind a few tradeoffs. There is no check in desk or similar, but the customer service through messaging was excellent. WeChat is recommended. Overall I am happy.

The facilities are incredibly comprehensive. They even have a vanity room for women, complete with various types of curling irons! The beds are wide and the bedding is very comfortable. The public restrooms and showers are also excellent. The staff are incredibly thoughtful, and their duties are clearly divided. There was even a man to help carry luggage, which made for a very pleasant stay~

This is by far the most conscientious youth hostel in Guangzhou. They didn't even hike up prices during the May Day holiday. Plus, there's a great tea restaurant downstairs with delicious food, and the owner is incredibly kind. The staff are also very warm and generous. I always stay here whenever I'm back in Guangzhou.

Stepping out of the hostel at night, it's just a few minutes' walk to Yanjiang Road, and the dazzling night view of Zhujiang New Town unfolds before your eyes. The East and West Towers across the river are beautifully lit, and the Canton Tower makes for great photos. During the day, I took the subway to Dongshan Lake for a stroll; the air was fresh, and watching the elderly play chess was so relaxing. Back at the hostel, pulling the curtain around my bunk provided privacy and quiet. Superb value for money!

The experience exceeded my expectations. My roommates were friendly. I thought the low price wouldn't bring me such a good experience. But the atmosphere of the hostel was still unexpected. There were uncles from Zhejiang traveling to Sanya, as well as athletes who came to participate in the marathon. It may be an unforgettable part of my postgraduate entrance examination.