The Tongren Lemon Tree Youth Hostel provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Tongren Lemon Tree Youth Hostel offers a pleasant stay in Tongren for those traveling for business or leisure. Traveling to the hotel is easy with Tongren Railway Station located approximately 7km away and Tongren Fenghuang Airport roughly 14km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Confucious Garden, Tongren International Convention and Exhibition City and Bijiang Natural Bridge Scenic Area. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.
"Good location, very good to find, there are many shops around, very convenient, but close to the roadside, not very soundproof, the sound of vehicles on the roadside can be heard, secondly, the interior of the bed in the room is very good, each bed is equipped with a plug-in board, if you can add a bed curtain and a small desk lamp, it would be better. This will not affect others. Secondly, the public area is quite large, but the lights are a bit dark. When I was downstairs, the boss was not very accurate to bake the small sun, saying that it was power consumption, because the price was cheap and I could understand it. What I didn’t understand was that I saw that there was an accommodation at 11 o’clock to go out to go online. This big brother said that he couldn’t come back after going out. She had to lock the door. Of course, this is not my business, I think it is not reasonable, because this is a hotel, not a school dormitory, and there is an access control. I used to go back to the Youth Hostel in Chengdu and drank in the middle of the night. There is another point, just to not affect other people, I read a book in the hall, about 11 o'clock, the big brother asked me when I went upstairs, this is not reasonable, the hall belongs to the public area, generally stay until a few points are free. Because I have lived in other places of youth travel, sometimes I read books in the lobby at night. No one asked to go back to the room to turn off the lights, even if there were sofa guests in the hall. Finally, there is a door on the second floor toilet that cannot be closed, and the other is very dirty. It should be that I have drunk too much and vomited and not cleaned up. Of course, these are my feelings and suggestions, and they are not bad. I hope that our youth travel in Guizhou will get better and better, and the boss's business will get better and better."