Hostels σε Anhui, China

Good size bed that is comfortable and good a/c in the room. Two lockable storage lockers for you to use as well and shower in the room with hot water and towel provided. You have to make your own bed but don’t be lazy. Nice common area with many places to sit and they play movies every night. The location is good as it’s a 10 minute walk from the park entrance and you are close to many restaurants and shops. Only thing is it’s a 40 minute walk from the bus transfer station but it’s a cheap didi. The town is very senic as you are along a river with a view of the mountains in the background. All other guests were Chinese but some spoke good English and invited me for beers, we went hiking also. Overall nice clean, comfortable hostel with good amenities and services would highly recommend!

Advantages: The provincial exam did not increase the price [God] Men and women in different suites, sisters rest assured Stayed here for 2 days, the quadruple room was 35, the next day the boss took the initiative to find, said that today is the provincial exam, the room is tight, remind if you continue to live, hurry up and place an order Overall relatively clean, everyone is of high quality, no noise After eating takeaway in the public area, the tables are kept clean Very close to Hefei South Station, convenient transportation Get up early to catch the high-speed rail, take a taxi for 10 minutes Disadvantages: shampoo shower gel can't foam, haha, and the boss is a boy, there will be time to come to the suite or room, everyone pay attention to pull the curtain when resting

Location is good, walking distance to old town and bus station, the bed is spacious but could be more comfortable. I needed to wait about 15 minutes at the empty reception until checking in, and I had to be the one to ”make a move” and say I wanted to check in when someone arrived there, otherwise I would be just standing there at the reception with my backpack and no one would approach me or say anything. They give bottled water daily, though

I chose this place because I wanted to stay in a loft, but it was on the top floor and didn't actually have windows, so I ended up picking a bottom bunk. The loft felt cozy but lacked storage, which wasn't ideal as I had a lot of luggage, so I gave up on it. 1. **Hygiene**: Very clean. No trash, dust, or hair visible. It felt so clean, like no one had ever stayed there before. 2. **Bedding**: There are power outlets and clip-on night lights. The bed curtain consists of two half-panels. 3. **Rooms**: The top floor has lofts. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors have their own dedicated living rooms. 4. **Bathroom**: If the place is full, 8 people share two sinks and one shower room. The shower room is spacious and very clean. It includes a hairdryer, toilet, slippers, shower gel, shampoo, and a comb. 5. **Dining**: Meals are served on the first floor. I'm not sure if guests on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors can eat in their living rooms. 6. **Service**: The auntie (hostess) is very talkative and enthusiastic. The front desk sells items like chocolates, potato chips, and mineral water, as well as hiking poles and raincoats. 7. **Laundry**: Located on the first floor. There's a separate small room next door for hanging clothes, and there's a huge Golden Retriever there. 8. **Surroundings**: It takes a short walk to find places to eat, and food delivery is also available. You can order breakfast from the auntie; see Picture 1 – I thought it was quite tasty. If I hadn't been in a rush, I would've had it again today. 9. **Transportation**: It's a bit far from Huangshan North Station, but it's very convenient to arrange a car with the auntie! 10. **Going to Huangshan**: My route was to hike up the back mountain and take the cable car down from the front mountain (Yuping Cableway ¥90). The back mountain has fewer people and seems slightly gentler, but the path is quite boring. If you don't enjoy hiking, you might want to reconsider as it's physically demanding, and supplies along the way are scarce and expensive. The opposite direction would be Ziguang Pavilion → Yungou Cableway, which costs ¥80. Hiking poles are an option, but I didn't bring any. Check the weather beforehand; if it rains, there won't be much to see, so bringing a raincoat is a good idea. Definitely bring water, and bread depending on your needs. If you're hiking, it's best to bring both; I had about two bottles of water and one loaf of bread. The ticket includes the uphill bus, uphill cable car, entrance ticket, downhill cable car, and downhill bus. The closest stop to the hostel is Xiaoyaoxi Transfer Station, which is the first stop for the downhill scenic transport. If you miss it, you'll have to walk, as traffic jams (both public buses and ride-shares) can make it hard to catch a ride.

We were all very satisfied with the Jixi International Youth Hostel where we stayed this time. The room is clean and spacious, and the reception area is comfortable and elegant. Although there is no elevator, the staircase is spacious. The hostel is across the road from the high-speed rail station, and the passenger transport hub is right next to the high-speed rail station. It is very convenient to take the bus to attractions such as the Huihang Ancient Road. We booked three nights, which was non-cancellable, but due to the typhoon, we checked out a day early. The hostel and Ctrip worked together to help us get it done (including a refund) in a few minutes. I will stay in this hostel again when I go to Jixi in the future.

The room is spacious and tidy, with air conditioning, and the bathroom is clean and tidy without odor. The boss's service attitude is very good. Convenient to travel, there are countless foods nearby. It is a pedestrian street. It is very close to Hefei Station. It is the subway to go out. This price is super cost-effective. The whole Hefei can't find a second one so good.

I couldn’t say enough about how good my stay in Xidi was. The hostel has such a special atmosphere that you can’t help but relax. It’s just a few minutes’ walk from the center of town, and the girls from the staff are so nice and attentive. I didn’t want to leave! Besides the lovely place where the hostel is located, the touristic part of Xidi is just amazing—it feels like the whole area is one huge artwork - just go and see it for yourself! Notes: The place isn’t difficult to find if you have a map on your phone, but be careful with the ditches if you arrive at night: although they’re illuminated, they have no railings. The 10-bed room doesn’t have a toilet, only a latrine. Every tourist must pay a fee of 52 yuan to enter the town, regardless of where they are staying.

We had a wonderful stay at this hostel. The location in the centre of the Hongcun ancient village is perfect. The host was very welcoming and helpful and he prepares very delicious coffee. The hostel has a garden with lots of space to relax and enjoy a calming vacation.

I stayed in the store of the boss who is known as the first three of Chaji cooking skills (the first two are temporarily vacant). The boss and the proprietress are enviable fairy-like and the type of lovers. They are gentle and thoughtful. They introduce me to wood-fragrant flowers and can be used to soak in water (picture 1) and then fight for rice. After the meal, I also tasted pineapple black tea. The boss is versatile! Rare! !

The place is very good to find, just inside Shengda International, the subway station is underneath, it is very convenient to travel, the facilities are very complete, the washing machine can be used for free, the environment is clean, the service is also