Shangri-La Yuqing Travel

This hotel is in a very convenient location. Just a few steps away, you're in the center of the old town and very close to the famous large golden prayer wheel. The room was spacious, but the mattresses are thin and, at first glance, very hard, but I still slept well. There are no towels. I asked the hostel manager, and he provided me with a small disposable one free of charge. The bathroom has Europlug electrical outlets.

A hostel with a very social vibe located just across the street from the old town. Room was alright. There was no mattress heater like many hostels I've experienced in China, but they have an air conditioner. The bathrooms are shared by men and women. It's an old building, so there are cracks on the wooden wall and you can hear every creak when people move. Overall, worth the price.

I stayed here 1 night. All the places were booked so I had to settle with this one. The place needs a lot of work to do. For the money they charged, the bed was so uncomfortable I thought I was sleeping on plywood. General outook if the hostel is dirty. I had the best roommates. They were fun and nice people. The employee of the hostel, she is very kind and helpful. That's my only positive note for this place. I think the hostel owner needs to invest in this building. if he wants to charge an exuberant amount to his customers. It was Chinese National Holiday. Otherwise, I would never stay here. I left in the morning.

A good budget hostel with clotheswashing facilities, heated rooms and hot showers, perfect for walkers.