Oriental Paris Girls-Only Healing Corner

Last week, I came to Shanghai alone for a follow-up medical check-up. The examination process was quite exhausting, and by the end, I felt completely drained. The 🧑‍⚕️ doctor suggested I stay overnight for observation. The thought of staying alone in a cold, impersonal hotel made me inexplicably anxious 😨. When I checked the map, the prices of regular hotels near the 🏥 hospital were shockingly high, and I was even more worried about encountering poor soundproofing or an unsafe environment. As I scrolled through the options, I suddenly came across this hostel—the words "girls-only" stood out like a little 💡 light in the darkness. By the time my check-up ended, it was already evening. Following the navigation, I turned onto a quiet little street lined with plane trees. The moment I pushed open the door, I was enveloped in a warm atmosphere, carrying faint scents of disinfectant and freshly laundered clothes—a clean, reassuring feeling. The hallway was silent. After swiping my card to enter the six-person dorm, I found only two girls quietly reading. They nodded at me but didn’t say much. Climbing into my bunk, I sank into crisp, sun-bleached cotton sheets. The only sounds were the soft rustling of book pages and the distant hum of the city outside. My tense nerves and aching muscles finally relaxed, bit by bit, in the peaceful, women-only space. That night, I slept unexpectedly soundly 😌. 👩 The all-female environment was the greatest comfort! Strict access control, a quiet space, and only women around—for someone feeling vulnerable and alone, this was irreplaceable safety. I rested incredibly well❗️ ✅ Cleanliness is non-negotiable! The bedding and common areas were fresh, and the restrooms were well-maintained. The location was perfect—close enough that I could return and lie down right after my check-up. So comfortable! 🎠 Oriental Paris Girls Youth Hostel (Shanghai Railway Station Branch) ✨ 3rd Floor, 360 Hengtong Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai