Kunming Yaju Youth Hostel

This hotel is super convenient, just a five-minute walk from the train station. The environment is really nice. They have a shared lounge, a shared library, and a large shared terrace where you can enjoy a drink. The service is pretty good too. For a hostel, it's definitely one of the better ones.

Facilities: The beds are 1.2 meters wide. The room I stayed in had two windows, so it was very well-ventilated. Hygiene: An auntie came to clean every day at 12 PM. Environment: It has a very unique style with lots of tribal totems.

Every day we were treated to a variety of fruits and snacks, and even Zhou Zhou's treasured yak jerky didn't survive – we devoured it all! Remember to try Lao Chao's briefcase (cocktail) and pineapple special. Tell David that Zhou Zhou absolutely nailed it when it came to getting those perfect shots!

Before, I heard friends say that Kunming is the most suitable place for freelancers to live. After spending a few days here, I really feel that the climate and environment are very comfortable, and the cost of living isn't high. I was also lucky to stay in a hostel with a big TV, so I could watch the World Cup every day. Sometimes the owner would also play documentaries about ethnic minorities and organize games, but as an introvert, I chose to avoid them 🤣. That's not the point, the main thing is that I get to pet dogs every day!!!!!! 😆😆😆 There are three dogs at the hostel: the aloof Little Black, the deep Blue, and Kunkun, the Pee King 🤫 Also: the owner has a secret menu!!! You need a secret code (Lao biao, I am Biao shu). Facilities: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cleanliness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Environment: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Service: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟