Hostels in Shanxi, China

Stayed for three days and even received a small gift upon leaving. This is definitely a female-friendly hotel, providing complimentary sanitary pads for guests. It's a place with a lot of heart. The 12-person dorm room offers the best value for money and comes with a private bathroom. It's conveniently located, with plenty of dining options within about 500 meters.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. There is quite a bit to see around Lingqiu, and I should have stayed one extra night or two. Miss Liu (刘小姐), the front receptionist, was extremely helpful, even going all the way to accompany me to the bus stop to catch the bus heading to the Pingxingguan Battle site. Miss Liu also assisted with booking a cab for my visit to the Jueshan Pagoda. This famous Pagoda was founded before England was established by William the Conqueror (if I am wrong, then pardon me, but the Pagoda was built sometime before 1077 A.D. during the Northern Wei Dynasty). Miss Liu also directed me to the gravesite of King Wu of the Northern Wei Dynasty which is right in downtown Lingqiu. There are numerous restaurants within walking distance of this hotel. One restaurant, next door to the right of the hotel, serves a wondering braised fish; the other a few doors away, sells delicious meat pies. My room was professionally cleaned and serviced daily. The hotel even allows me to doze off on the reception floor sofa to await my night train to Beijing. I will return to this hotel if I return to Lingqiu.

For the price, it was everything you need! Clean spaces, comfortable capsule bed, drinking water, towels and shower slippers. The location is a 20 minute bike ride away from the ancient city center, but there are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hostel provides earplugs which significantly increase comfort of sleep, as the floors are quite squeaky. I am very happy with my stay and would come back again!

The location is in the commercial street in the ancient city, which is quite easy to find. It sleeps 6 people and has a private bathroom with air conditioning. It provides towels, toothbrushes and cups, which is very convenient.

The owner was very helpfull. I needed glue for some papers and he did everything to get it for me. Location is very close to the station en room was very nice! Thanks a lot for helping me out!

1. Although the room is not big, it is clean and hygienic. This is a place that can reassure guests. 2. There are also many places to eat around, which is very convenient.

This hostel is very good! Friendly service and all help with questions. The location is also good, located a stone's throw from the city wall. Historical building with nice decorations. Friendly house dog that comes to meet you barking happily.

Temporary room (the landlord of the original house said that there was no air conditioning on the top floor, it was too hot, I was afraid of being checked out again, so I persuaded us to withdraw) I found this one nearby, the price is very cheap but the conditions are not bad, clean and no smell. Security can also The boss is very enthusiastic. It is very close to Liuxiang, Wenzhu Lake Park, Chongshan Temple, and Confucian Temple, and not far from Shanxi Provincial Museum. I went downstairs to ride a shared bicycle. To be honest, Taiyuan's traffic is not convenient, but if you go to an attraction, the map is not far away, it takes 40 or 50 minutes to check the bus. Fortunately, it is convenient to share a bicycle. I bought a bicycle card and rode a few cents per time. Many snacks downstairs in the hotel are good. It is also very close to Causeway Bay Night Market. If you walk once, it is too lively, food paradise. Going to Bell and Drum Tower Street is also a walk away. Very convenient place. The hot water in the bath is also very strong. Air conditioning is enough. Open the water at the boss's water dispenser every day, bottled water, not bad.

Only a short walk from the railway station the room was clean but the toilets were very dirty

The overall environment is general, it is recommended to look at the environment before deciding.