Solo Travel? This Shanghai Hostel is Perfect for Female Travelers!

Last weekend, I traveled alone to Shanghai on a tight budget and found this female-only hostel near Jing'an Temple on a booking app. At 80 yuan per night for a bunk bed (I stayed two nights), it exceeded my expectations. Affordable yet comfortable. Two nights cost just 160 yuan, and the deposit was refunded promptly. For this price in the city center, having a safe, clean place to stay—with Wi-Fi, hot water, and luggage storage included—felt like a great deal for a student like me. Convenient location saves time. Just steps away from the subway station, even with luggage it was effortless. The train station is only two stops away, making morning departures stress-free. Jing'an Temple or cozy cafés are within a 10-minute walk, saving both transportation costs and navigation hassle. Good rest means more energy to explore. The room was compact but beds were tidy. The blackout curtains worked perfectly—total darkness ensured quality sleep. Roommates were considerate, keeping noise low at night and in the early morning. The shower had strong, hot water to wash away the day’s fatigue. Clean and pleasant throughout. Both common areas and rooms were well-maintained without any mess. The lobby had ample seating and power outlets for charging devices. A water dispenser and microwave made simple meals easy. Efficient front desk service. Check-in was quick, and staff provided clear directions or assistance without delay. Ideal for budget-conscious students or backpackers who still want decent accommodation. Key perks: safety, convenience, and restful sleep. The money saved on lodging? Perfect for extra servings of Shanghai soup dumplings. 🎠 Oriental Paris Female Hostel (Shanghai Railway Station Branch) ✨ 3F, 360 Hengtong Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai