Hostels in Hunan, China

The top hostel brand in China, but the Changsha location isn't ideal. Most hostel guests rely on public transport, and this branch is a bit far from the subway station. However, cross the street and you're at the Xiang River, which is a nice view. The facilities are standard for a backpacker hostel. The only downside is that the quality of fellow guests can't be guaranteed; someone staying next to me walked in with their shoes on, which was a bit inconsiderate.

The room was clean and tidy, and the guy at the front desk was super friendly. He even came out to guide us when we couldn't find our way and told us about great places to eat and fun things to do nearby. I've been to Fenghuang many times, and this is a really excellent hostel.

Staffs wonderful ! The women at the reception help me to booked the ticket for the Zhangjiajie National forest park. They also have map where they explain to you the best route to take day per day depending of how many time you are visiting the park and the program was very great. The hostel have a pool and they are doing a lot of karaoke on the evening. This place is very international with a lot of people from every where. Location very good at 10 min walk from the east entrance of the park.

An unexpected hostel gem! The location is superb, just a 5-minute walk to the subway station, surrounded by amazing food streets and attractions. After a long day of exploring, you can still enjoy a late-night snack. The beds are clean and comfy, equipped with privacy curtains, charging ports, and nightlights. The lockers with locks offer complete peace of mind. The common areas are spotless, with a fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities. Thoughtful details like Dyson hairdryers are a huge plus. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly, treating you like old friends. This place is truly the king of value for money, offering location, social interaction, and convenience all for under a hundred yuan. A real treasure trove for backpackers. The guests here are also really nice, especially the guy in the picture who keeps buying cigarettes and betel nuts for everyone. If you run out, you can just ask him for some.

I was the only one there in the low season and I was made to feel so welcomed. The owner really might be the sweetest woman in town. She was patient with using the translator and all of my random questions trying to get some things ready for the road. I showed up on bicycle and she let me keep it inside. I definitely recommend to anyone passing through. It's simple, the water is hot, the room clean and there is air conditioning. Thank you!

The hostel was pretty quiet, located down a small alley amidst older residential buildings. The front desk staff were decent. However, I absolutely detest the hostel owner. He was often around and incredibly rude to me. One time, I was going in and out of the hostel (I'd done it about ten or fifteen times already) and left the door open a couple of times, even though the AC was on. He was sitting nearby and snapped at me, 'Close the door!' His tone was really off-putting. At the time, I had no idea he was the owner. The next day, he had an issue with my travel companion, then pointed at me and called me ill-mannered, saying he had 'put up with me for a long time.' I asked him why he didn't just tell me to close the door the first few times if it was such a big deal. He retorted, 'You have no manners, do I really need to remind you about something like that?' Then he complained about my belongings being all over the place, but many long-term guests in the hostel weren't exactly tidy either. He seemed to specifically target us students for criticism. Looking back, it still makes me furious.

The front desk service is warm, the rooms are clean and tidy, there are free washing machines and dryers, very good, the network signal is very good, the Internet is fast, and the parking is convenient. Air conditioning and cooling effect is good. It is the best hotel I have ever stayed in.

Very cute and helpful welcome message! The place is a long bus ride from ZJJ-West, walking distance from Tianmen Mountain entrance and ZJJ central bus station where buses to ZJJ national park depart [though I'd recommend staying in Wulingyuan if you are visiting the ZJJ national parks]. Bathroom has toilet paper but no soap. Hot water after a while. The heater blows directly on the top bunk, while the lower bunk and the room itself stay very cold. The blankets are warm. Restaurants are nearby.

The accommodation experience was quite good. There were two people when we checked in, and one person left behind. There was quite a lot of space. Downstairs is Xinglong Pedestrian Street, and next to it is Bubugao Plaza. There are many snacks and shopping is convenient. The room has windows and a balcony to dry clothes. Each bed is equipped with a small electric fan and air conditioner. It is convenient for other travelers to check in. If you don’t know the way for the first time, you can look at the diagram below (the text behind the first picture should be Unit 7, not Unit 4) Haha, the road is a bit circuitous, but I can remember it the first time I walked. It's very convenient.

Facilities: Kitchen, pets allowed Environment: The environment is really great, there is a big big garden Service: The front desk brother is very talkative, just find him if you have something to do Hygienic: The room is very clean, the bathroom supplies are fully applied In summary, this store is very comfortable, as if going home, as unrestrained, occasionally come back here to bring a few days, is a pleasant place