Hostels in Gansu, China

This hostel was the warmest place I stayed on this trip, especially since I arrived late at night. I was exhausted from traveling and pretty much 'crashed out' when I got off the car. To my surprise, the hostel staff were already waiting at the entrance to help me with my luggage – one person grabbed my bag, and another pulled my suitcase. It was incredibly thoughtful and heartwarming. In the early morning, you can catch a glimpse of the camels 'commuting' to Mingsha Mountain, which is quite interesting. In the evening, the bookstore lounge was lively with people reading, chatting, and even some who didn't know each other but were watching a movie together in the hall. In that cozy, dim atmosphere, it felt perfectly fine not to talk. This is exactly the kind of hostel vibe I've always dreamed of.

This hotel offered the best value for money on my entire trip. The owner was incredibly friendly and helpful, and the room was spotlessly clean. She even recommended some fantastic local dishes like 'Chao Bola' and 'Saozi Mian' in Zhangye. The nearby Ming and Qing Street was bustling, and we also visited attractions like Mati Temple and Zhangye Danxia National Geological Park. We had a great time and a very comfortable stay – highly satisfied!

I arrived at 12.00 a.m. and still greeted by the owner with a warm welcome. Caution though that this hostel is not located in the city centre but next to Jiayuguan Pass which is a major tourist attraction and situated some 8 kms from the city centre. A pretty unconventional location for a hostel to be located. Anything else besides it's location is fine, especially with it's spacious toilet and friendly owner.

The rooms are super clean and have a great vibe. The owner even recommended some amazing local food that was spot on! Everyone was really friendly, the facilities were excellent, and they even offered carpooling directly from the hostel to the attractions, which was incredibly convenient.

This one can be more comfortable, that is, the location is not very easy to find, smoking needs to be outside, but the owner has recommended eating, drinking and having fun, very intimate, the bathroom is not tight, it is clean.

The overall feeling is very good. Lanzhou is a summer resort, and the accommodation conditions and environment are very good. At night, I can enjoy the evening breeze with good friends and chat about ideals and future in the small courtyard, which makes people feel happy. I came from Shaanxi and planned to go to the Phoenix Legend concert. I saw on the Internet that this hotel is very affordable and has a good environment. I stayed there for one night. Here are my true feelings: Facilities: Complete facilities, convenient and convenient, comfortable and convenient Hygiene: Very clean, timely cleaning, and a safe stay Environment: artistic and comfortable, quiet and elegant, very comfortable stay Service: Warm and thoughtful, meticulous and considerate service Recommend everyone to come! ! !

A room of about ten square meters. Closing the door isolates you from the city's hustle and bustle. A clean and tidy bed. Bright and spotless windows. Warm, thick slippers and paper cups. Not from a street vendor or some cheap online store. A convenient, pristine white power strip charger gives you a sense of security. Outside the window, the Yellow River flows calmly and clearly, a sight only seen this season. Looking up, you see the landmark White Pagoda Mountain, its desolate, bare branches stretching towards the sky, a harbinger of approaching spring.

I stayed in a 4-person room. The room was minimalist and medium-small, with lockers – basic but comfortable. The common area is stylish and inviting, with plenty of seating, cozy corners, plants, kettles, and power outlets, though it’s on a high floor with a glass ceiling – warm when hot, cozy when cold, and the few fans aren’t always enough. The staff at the desk were friendly, laundry facilities available, though no snacks or cold drinks. The area is urban, among regular buildings, so not particularly attractive from the outside, but within walking distance to the museum and the metro station, with a large supermarket and several food options nearby. Overall, a decent place to stay in Lanzhou.

The room was very clean, and the beds were individual capsule-style beds with various types of charging ports and plugs, as well as a huge mirror. The bathroom was also very clean, tidy, and odor-free, with a hairdryer, drinking water, and slippers provided. A great experience; young travelers should definitely give it a try.

The road is dark at night, Yang Paiyu bathhouse entrance, very close to the train station, convenient transfer, no living room, the living room is also a space capsule, Lanzhou mosquitoes