Qingdao Island Garden Hostel

I stayed in a 4-person male room for two days Advantages - Price. It's cheap even though it's a holiday season. - Transportation. It's close to subway lines 3 and 4. It's said to be an Instagram spot in Qingdao. (It feels like a Korean Hanok village?) There are a lot of female students around to take pictures - Kindness. The owner speaks English well and is very kind. I was planning to go hiking in Laoshan and Taishan, and she kindly helped me make an online reservation that I didn't know about. Very touching - Hot water. The hot water comes out well - Laundry. Free. It dries quickly in the yard because the Qingdao sun is nice - Facilities. It may vary from person to person, but it feels cozy because it's a renovated old house - However, there are no towels or toothbrushes in the 4-person room. Bring your own - I'll visit again

The boss is very nice, and there are also rich facilities such as washing machines and billiard tables. I highly recommend it.

Arrived late at night, it was dark and scary, not like a hotel or hostel you see often. But the owner was kind enough to welcome me. He said there was a free night for reservations, so he separated me from the existing reservations and let me use the dormitory alone. Especially when the sun rose, I could see how well it was managed. I laughed at myself for not being able to see it well because it was dark the day before. Best value for money, the owner's wife is fluent in English, and the owner is a great person from the continent. There's a reason why it has such high ratings.

Not satisfied, the boss said there was no toothpaste and toothbrush, no provision. We stayed at 9pm and left at 7am. It's really not okay to just go for the cheap price. I originally wanted to stay near the subway for one night, but it's unreasonable not to even provide toothpaste and toothbrush.