Hostels in Fujian, China

This hostel is indeed great; you can tell the owner runs it with all their heart. The facilities are excellent, and it's very clean. They even give you a complimentary bottle of water. My only negative experience was during check-in; the process was a bit cumbersome. The questions felt like applying for a visa at a consulate, especially for guests from Xinjiang – like 'When did you arrive in Xiamen?', 'What's your purpose?', 'How long will you stay?', 'When are you leaving?', and they even asked to see my departure ticket from Xiamen. That felt a bit excessive. I've traveled to so many cities, and no other place has ever asked for that. I won't be returning next time.

Traveling solo to Fuzhou, and it was my first time staying in a hostel. I stayed here for two days and had a great experience! 😄 The dorm was very clean, and the environment was cozy and comfortable. Doing laundry and using the washrooms was super convenient. By chance, it was almost Chinese New Year, and the landlady personally cooked dumplings for the guests. Before I left, she even packed breakfast for me. This is a truly excellent hostel.

A place full of love! The best hostel I have ever been to (across Asia America and Europe) Located in the ancient district of Quanzhou so convenient to go most of the spots Holds a big lobby where has film screening and all kinds of activities every night Welcoming front desk and I reaaaaaaaly like her. Brought me into the community and share me everything interesting about Quanzhou Most of the volunteers there used to be the guests (proof for how lovely the community is!) and all thanks to Xinyue, Qiuqiu, Cici, Weiwei, Hongmei, A-Jun, Ms Lin, Bro Cong, and Sis Nan, such an unforgettable memory with you guys in Quanzhou!

This hostel is an absolute gem in Qingdao, truly amazing! 👍 From the moment I stepped in, it felt as comfortable as home. 🥰 The separate dorms for men and women are such a thoughtful touch. 👏 I have to rave about its location 🚇 – it's right by the subway exit! Just a few steps from the station, which is super convenient, especially when you're lugging luggage 🧳. I booked a four-person dorm 🛏️, and the room was incredibly spacious. The common areas, rooms, and even the stairwells were sparkling clean ✨. Everyone gets a large locker with a smart lock, and there are slippers right at the entrance, along with a stool and shoe rack. The best part is the individual bunk beds – each has a shelf for personal items and a charging port, so my phone was always charged 🔋. Loved it! 💕

Probably one of the best hostels I’ve ever stayed at. There are two lovely cats, and the interior is designed to feel cozy and comfortable. Even though the mattresses on the lower bunks are placed directly on the floor, they’re surprisingly comfortable, not the extremely thin ones you often find in hostels. The room itself feels warm and inviting, and it’s quite spacious for 4 people. Having a semi-private shower and toilet inside the room (rather than sharing with the whole floor or hostel) was a big plus. The location couldn’t be better, it's just a 5 minute walk to the nearest beach. Right outside the hostel there’s a lively street full of food stalls and street vendors, so you could easily spend days exploring the area without needing to go far. The only downside was that on one of the nights some guests checked in and started smoking in the room and bathroom, despite the no smoking signs. But that’s not the hostel’s fault, it really just depends on the neighbors you happen to get.

I'll definitely come back to Hai Le Xin! I came to Dongshan Island on a whim, but I met some wonderful people. I originally planned to stay only two days, but the atmosphere was so wonderful I stayed four! I told my friends that my few days here were more fulfilling than my freshman semester. There's the incredibly active Boss Ye, who calls me ”sister” every day and organizes activities for us to watch the sunrise. There's Director Pan, who taught me how to swim and play the electronic organ. There's the chef, who takes me swimming and gives me massages. There's Sister Ting, who takes me to the beach and treats me to beef ball noodles. There's Sister Yan, who noisily feeds me rice cakes. There's Jianhui, who thinks women can slow down driving. There's the drunkard who drinks Budweiser. There's also Boss Yang, who plays the piano next door. It's a lovely bunch! And Director Huang and Director Zhu! As Boss Ye said, it's not the sunrise that's romantic, it's the people at Hai Le Xin. It's a bit of a shame that I promised the chef to stay for dinner on the last day before leaving, but I left early. My time at Hai Le Xin was the happiest time of my summer vacation, besides the Ten Qintian concert in Nanchang. Finally, I wish everyone a happy day, fewer worries, and a good night's sleep! I wish Hai Le Xin will prosper and become bigger and stronger! I wish the boss a prosperous business, abundant wealth, and more and more handsome!

The youth hostel is newly opened, and the owner is a soft-spoken lady who makes people feel refreshed! The transportation location is excellent. It is 500 meters away from Dadao Metro Station. Take bus No. 66 and get off at Zhongting Street Station, which is 300 meters away. The mattress on the bed is relatively comfortable, the color and style of the three-piece bedding set are lovely, and disposable toothpaste and toothbrushes are provided. Overall, I am satisfied!

Not ideal unless you like the smell of urine and cigarette smoke. The bathroom needed cleaning. There was also the problem of people smoking in the adjoining bathroom which then filled the sleeping area with smoke. The lock on the four bedroom dorm door didn’t work either. On the plus side the price was very reasonable and staff were pleasant. The location by the bus stop is also very convenient. Perhaps you get what you pay for. The bed linen seemed clean.

The room for 4 people was not noisy, and the boss was very nice. Xiang introduced in detail how to travel, the surroundings of the hotel, restaurants, how to travel by bus, how to go to scenic spots, how to take the train, and how to take the bus. I took the Wuyishan bus for free when I traveled. , regardless of locals, foreigners, adults and senior citizens, free of charge.

Every corner is very photogenic, and a casual shot will create a sense of atmosphere The male and female dormitories have password locks respectively, so girls can travel alone without any worries. The sisters in the hostel are very nice. It is very close to popular check-in spots such as Nanwang Terrace and Nanmen Bay. It is very convenient to rent an electric car on Ding Street Shankalari is full of human touch and fireworks, especially the sister and brother-in-law, who are very enthusiastic, talkative and playful. People with social anxiety don't have to worry about not being able to fit in. There is always a corner where they can settle down. The four cats and two dogs are all good kids, and I would like to give special praise to the baby Mantou.