Hostels in Guizhou, China

Amazing hostel! Super clean, kind staff, a lot of space in the common areas! You can also watch a film on a projector (I couldn't figure it out as I don't speak Chinese), read something, or have a drink at the bar. It was surprisingly quiet. There's a locker room where you can leave your luggage. In the bathroom they also provide scrunchies and cleansing wipes, and in the room you've got a disposable towel for each day plus a toothbrush+toothpaste set. They've got decently priced local snacks and souvenirs (eg. magnets and pins), which is great! Location-wise, it's very close to the station (around 10 yuen taxi to Guiyangbei railway station), downstairs there's a mini market, and if you walk around the block, you'll see a lot of food places (open even late at night). There are no signs showing where the hotel is so when the taxi drops you off, find a lift (outside the building) and go to the 3rd floor. I do recommend it a lot! :)

This is the best hostel I've ever stayed at. It's very quiet, the front desk staff are lovely and handle issues promptly. The common areas are spacious, and the bathrooms are very clean. I had a really great time and will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Guiyang.

When you come to Anshun, it is really worth staying at Guiyang Yifang Youth Hostel! The location is right next to Anshun Ancient City, making it convenient for visiting attractions and finding snacks. The Youth Hostel lobby is very large. You can rest on the sofa when you are tired and chat with other guests. It doesn’t feel stuffy at all. The boss's sister is very enthusiastic. When asked about places for fun and delicious food, she will tell you in detail. The rooms and public areas are kept clean, making it very comfortable to live there. The price is also affordable, cost-effective, worth it!

This is the 12th hostel I've stayed at in China, and I spent 6 days here during my Guizhou trip. It's a place with very clear pros and cons. Pros: 1. Convenient location: It's within walking distance of Qingyun Market, the Ethnic Minorities Museum is just across the street, there's a Walmart right by the subway entrance for supplies, and a really good massage place in the Broadcast and Television Compound. 2. Fair price: The rates didn't even increase during a concert period. 3. Responsive host: The host was always accommodating and quick to respond. Cons: 1. Small space: Both the 4-bed dorm room and the bathroom/shower area were very cramped. No wet/dry separation. Due to the small space, there are no lockers inside the room; they are in the main hall. 2. General hygiene: It was just okay. For example, under the mattresses, there were countless 'treasures' left by previous guests, and there were always hairs in the sink. 3. Public areas: No curfew and no smoking ban. Suggestions for the owner: 1. When guests check in, the host could briefly introduce the common area facilities, such as the laundry room and where the lockers are. 2. The hot/cold labels on the shower faucet in the women's bathroom are completely reversed. Please fix them or put up a clear sign on the wall. Also, regularly inspect and maintain all facilities. 3. Some mattresses are too thin, like lying on a board, while others are too thick, making it hard to sit up straight without hitting your head when getting in and out of bed. The mattresses vary between beds. I suggest replacing them all with a moderate thickness. 4. There are gaps around the edges of the mattresses where things can easily fall. Please check around the mattresses for any lost 'treasures' after guests check out. 5. Implement rules for public areas, such as no loud music or shouting after a certain hour.

It's great; the stray cats here are very well cared for. It's a very nice shop; the staff are all nice, and the kittens are very friendly. The location is convenient, but it's a little hard to find, as the hostel is located above ground, so you need to look up. Judging from the decor, this shop has been open for quite a while.

It's pretty good. It's close to the subway station, and there are lots of young people. Laundry here is super cheap, only one yuan, haha. The receptionist was very nice, and the stay was quite comfortable. The only downside was that the bathroom wasn't a separate shower and toilet, and the hot water wasn't very consistent; I took cold showers for several days. Hopefully, they can improve the hot water issue.

Simple hostel, serve its purpose for an affordable stay. I stayed in single room with attached bathroom. Excellent location, easy to reach from the train station and easy to go to all the sightseeing places. Boss is very helpful with directions and recommendations for sightseeing. He’s very approachable and kind. Wake up early and be rewarded with a beautiful sunrise just outside the hostel. Would highly recommend.

Good location, very good to find, there are many shops around, very convenient, but close to the roadside, not very soundproof, the sound of vehicles on the roadside can be heard, secondly, the interior of the bed in the room is very good, each bed is equipped with a plug-in board, if you can add a bed curtain and a small desk lamp, it would be better. This will not affect others. Secondly, the public area is quite large, but the lights are a bit dark. When I was downstairs, the boss was not very accurate to bake the small sun, saying that it was power consumption, because the price was cheap and I could understand it. What I didn’t understand was that I saw that there was an accommodation at 11 o’clock to go out to go online. This big brother said that he couldn’t come back after going out. She had to lock the door. Of course, this is not my business, I think it is not reasonable, because this is a hotel, not a school dormitory, and there is an access control. I used to go back to the Youth Hostel in Chengdu and drank in the middle of the night. There is another point, just to not affect other people, I read a book in the hall, about 11 o'clock, the big brother asked me when I went upstairs, this is not reasonable, the hall belongs to the public area, generally stay until a few points are free. Because I have lived in other places of youth travel, sometimes I read books in the lobby at night. No one asked to go back to the room to turn off the lights, even if there were sofa guests in the hall. Finally, there is a door on the second floor toilet that cannot be closed, and the other is very dirty. It should be that I have drunk too much and vomited and not cleaned up. Of course, these are my feelings and suggestions, and they are not bad. I hope that our youth travel in Guizhou will get better and better, and the boss's business will get better and better.

The location is excellent, right off the main street in the heart of the old town. While I haven't stayed in many hostels, this one is definitely the cleanest and tidiest I've encountered. The room decor is simple and neat, and the courtyard is also clean and bright. The bathroom/shower is exceptionally clean, completely odor-free, and even the toilet bowl is sparkling white. I really appreciate that smoking is prohibited inside the hostel. The owner even pointed out designated smoking areas.

We stayed at the boss's house for three days on the recommendation of a friend. The boss and his family were very nice and they had a lot of luggage, so we had to carry it all for us. The boss's house is high up in the stockade, with a 360-degree view of the whole stockade. The scenery is better and quieter than living below. In the past three days, I have tasted the boss's menu all over. I am a picky Sichuanese and I think the craftsmanship is so good. I have three meals a day at the boss's place. Even when I go down the mountain to play, my family will not eat anything from outside. Come back and eat the boss's food. Every morning I wake up to the crowing of the rooster, go for a walk in the fields, and eat a bowl of the boss’s tomato scrambled egg noodles. Both husband and wife are hard-working people. We are grateful for meeting each other and wish the business a prosperous future!