KIM'S YOUTH HOSTEL

A little off the main trail, but a nice place with a great helpful staff. Amazing views from the 2nd floor!

This is the very hostel that I would highly recommend to anyone who goes to Yubeng. Clean and comfy bed, quality amenities, kind and informative staff (* Jasmin, you are amazing!), wonderful common area where you would surely want to sit down and stay for a while over a cup of coffee or tea. They serve breakfast, the best Mixian with fried egg, which cost you only $30. The upper Yubeng is reachable in about 30-45 minutes, so in case you plan to explore both lower and upper Yubeng as most people do, I would recommend that you stay at this hostel for 2 nights instead of finding another one in the upper Yubeng. It is that good.

Cozy and nice hotel. The views are astounding. As other people claim, you can hear your neighbors but after all the hiking we were so tired it's really no bother :-)

Kim’s Youth Hostel is located in the backyard of Lower Yubeng and offers private ensuite rooms with basic shower amenities. It is about 5 mins walk to the main stretch of restaurants and shops at Lower Yubeng and 10mins walk to the transport pickup area (to Upper Yubeng/ Ninong Village). The room offers some views of the valley but is partially obstructed by buildings in front of it. Breakfast starts after 7.30am but our plans started earlier. We didn’t get the breakfast but chose to buy a 35rmb sandwich instead. The accommodation does not provide bottled water. Instead, there is a filtered water dispenser at the lobby/dining area to refill your bottles.

Beautiful hotel in lower yubeng with a good view of the Meili snow mountain from our room. Room was comfortable, clean and very spacious. Staff was friendly and service was good.

Good location for hikes starting in Lower Yubeng with a nice view. Room was well appointed, with warm showers, heating, and comfortable beds - everything needed after a day of trekking. Staff are friendly and happy to help, and provided great advice on hiking in the area. We were provided with crampons and walking poles to borrow for free.