Phase 1, Yiyu Youth Hostel (Yundong Library)

As a youth hostel, it is definitely the ceiling. This is itself a residential community. The owner likes Hainan, so he rented a house here and converted it into a B&B. While living here, he made friends with the young ladies who are very enthusiastic and kind. Don't miss it if you like traveling alone. If you travel in a group, I recommend a private room. The kitchen is also great, the range hood is super easy to use, and it makes a lot of noise when cooking. The roommates are also very good, and I also met a young brother from Xinjiang who was born in the 2000s and has liked Chinese football for ten years. He came to Haikou specifically to watch the national football team training. I talked to him about a lot of sad history of Chinese football. In a word, I am very happy. I hope the B&B sister will cheer up, the young man will cheer up, Chinese football will cheer up, and I will also cheer up at my work hahaha

Excellent accommodation, they brought a bed for me to share with them, with a very beautiful bridge view. I could sit and enjoy the view on the balcony without getting bored. The common area and bathroom were very large, unlike the very small room area. If you're good at walking, you can walk to the clock tower, the walking street, and the beautiful library building, which is not far (2-3km). It covers the main attractions. But if you're not, you'll have to call a taxi or take the bus, as the stop is quite far away.

I checked in during the super typhoon "Makar". The boss asked me to take a photo of my ID card and send it to her for registration. I said it was inconvenient to take a photo and asked her to enter the information based on the original ID card. She said "huh" in front of me. I asked if there were any toiletries before check-in, and the answer was that everything was available except towels. I only asked after check-in and they reluctantly gave me a toothbrush. The room door code was mistakenly given to a guest living in another building, who came in and looked around the room before leaving. They turned up the air conditioner temperature without saying a word in front of me, or even turned it off directly on the pretext of being cold. The scale on the electric kettle was so thick that the boiled water turned white, and drinking the mineral water placed in the living room required a fee. There was no water or electricity on the night the typhoon made landfall, and no flashlights or emergency lights were provided. There was only one candle, but no lighter. There was a gas leak in the kitchen, so I called her to ask where the valve was and how to turn it off. She said she didn't know and asked the property management to help. In the end, the three of us risked our lives to turn it off. It was pitch dark, all doors and windows were closed, and there was no fire extinguisher. The rainwater seeped from the balcony into the living room and went straight to the bedroom. She first asked us to get a rag to block it, then asked us to get a mop to mop it, and finally asked us to get two curtains. The wooden frame on the balcony was not brought into the house, causing it to be blown away by the typhoon, and the window could explode at any time. During that time, they asked us many times to walk down the stairs in the dark and move to another building where only boys lived. They claimed that they would arrange a place for us to sleep if the room was full. The changed bed sheets and quilt covers were hung together with her underwear. The furnishings in the house were messy and the cleaning was not timely. That's all. If you don't mind spending money, looking at her face, and playing with your own life, feel free to stay here.

This trip to Haikou was only possible because of the blind box promotion of air tickets. After hesitating for a long time, I chose this youth hostel (actually I don’t dare to stay in a hotel alone). After moving in, I felt that this was more like a "home". The roommates were all very cute, and they had a bunch of great friends. It felt like inviting a few good friends to your home. The boss sister is super nice, and her photography skills and driving skills are excellent! The deputy boss is super hot! The photography skills are also excellent, and the emotional value is full. It teaches us to be confident and generous, and not to have body anxiety. Being with them, I feel like I am many years younger! The house is full of things, and there is also a washing machine to wash clothes. Due to time constraints, I can only stay for two or three days, but I have gained unlimited happiness in the limited time! If I have the chance to come to Haikou again, I will definitely choose to stay here. ps: This place is very close to the attractions, and it is very convenient to go everywhere. There is also a swimming pool downstairs. Although I didn’t use it, friends who can swim must not miss it. It doesn’t matter if you can’t swim. The boss sister will teach you (online for her) Take a job) Hahahahaha

店長姐姐人很好，很熱情，環境也很好，私密性很好，風景也很美，可以看到世紀大橋，海景房，還會告訴我們可以去哪裡逛，也會把附近景點畫出來給我們看，體驗感很不錯，這次是來看時團演唱會的，遇到了很多同擔小姐姐，人都很好

老闆手繪了很多小提示，很用心，可愛 客廳超大，來看演唱會大家一起投屏一起看 老闆推薦的椰痴清補涼一定要去吃，特別好吃、濃郁的椰子味 四人間和六人間都住過，六人間的大鏡子太爽了、採光也很好，早上大家一起化粧，特別舒服 馬桶有一次性墊子，床上用品也可以選擇一次性的