Hostels di Shanghai

I found this place by looking for a neighborhood with a bit of nightlife and local energy, and it ended up being a great fit — especially for the price. I was expecting a more traditional hostel setup, but it’s actually a hybrid between a capsule hotel and a hostel. My room had six capsule-style beds, each with a clean, modern design and a surprisingly cozy feel. The lighting inside the pods was especially well done — soft, warm, and diffused through wood finishes instead of harsh LED lighting. As someone who works visually, I really appreciated that detail. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly helpful. There was a bit of a language barrier, but between their effort and translation apps, communication was easy. They got me checked in smoothly, offered small touches like cookies at the front desk, and provided essentials like slippers, a toothbrush, and even a disposable bath towel — which I hadn’t seen before. The building itself is quite new, so there’s that “new construction” smell in some areas, and like many places in Shanghai, there’s a bit of cigarette smell in common areas and bathrooms. That said, my room itself was clean and didn’t have any smoke smell. The mattress was very comfortable — I actually scored a 99 sleep score during my stay. I got lucky with a quiet roommate, but overall the setup felt private, secure, and well-designed for rest. The bathrooms were mostly clean and new, though there were some early issues with drainage in the showers. Nothing major, but worth noting. One of the highlights for me was the common area — a bright, warm space with large windows where you can eat, work, or just relax. It’s open 24/7 and stocked with free tea, coffee, and even a really cool water dispenser where you can choose exact temperature and volume. Small detail, but very useful. The staff continued to impress throughout my stay — helping me with lockers, local apps like Alipay and WeChat, and even being flexible when I accidentally missed booking an extra night. They were also kind enough to hold my luggage until midnight on my last day. As for the location — this really depends on your travel style. I didn’t see many other foreigners staying there, and it didn’t have a typical “hostel social” vibe. But for me, that was a plus. It felt very local, with tons of restaurants, cafes, bike access, and easy transit nearby. I was able to explore the city more like a resident than a tourist, which I always prefer. For around $15 a night, this place offers incredible value. If you’re looking for something polished, social, or upscale, this might not be your spot. But if you want a clean, modern, local experience at a great price — it’s hard to beat.

Saya pergi ke Pusat Konvensyen dan Pameran Pudong buat *****tara waktu. Tidak ada hotel, jadi saya mencarinya buat *****tara waktu. Harganya rendah, 148 yuan, dan terdapat tingkap bilik mandi. Secara keseluruhan, tidak mengapa.

I met other young people there who are also solo travellers, so this is a good place for young tourists who want to socialise. There is one shared toilet per 6 people, and my toilet was clean. There’s even washing machine and dryers in the corridor. Great place to stay, it’s somewhat near to The Bund and Nanjing street.

I like the place♥️, it's right in front of the road. And the bus stop is 3 minutes walk away.🚌 Then the metro 🚇 is very accessible, super close. That's what I liked about the hotel. It's clean. I stayed there in any bed. The girls' toilets and shower area are clean. The lady who cleans every day is helpful and hardworking. The thing is, it's hard in a hotel like yours and there are big kids who weigh more than 20 kilos. It's hard to go up. They don't have an elevator, so I was burdened with my luggage. so far so good .. the staff and the owner they are so friendly and because the transportation area is really very accessible.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Amazing staff, close to the INS club, free water and equipment. The people are so nice here. Can really recommend it!

I stayed in this hostel in Shanghai for a short time. The location is strong. It is close to Qulu metro station and also near the railway station. You reach many parts of the city fast. This helps a lot if you travel with luggage or move every day. The staff is polite and check in is smooth. The price fits budget travelers and students. The common areas feel social and easy to meet people. The main issue is cleaning. The rooms and bathrooms need better daily cleaning. Some areas feel neglected, especially floors and shared spaces. With improved hygiene, the stay experience would improve a lot.

The location was very convenient. Jing’an Temple was about a 10-minute walk away, and most of the attractions on my list were within a short bike ride. The area was lively, with plenty of shops, cafés, and restaurants nearby. The common area was cozy and comfortable. I especially appreciated the dressing tables and mirrors available for guests. The atmosphere felt calm and welcoming. The staff member at reception was very kind and helpful. She even gave me a small souvenir magnet when I checked in and later helped me fill out my postcards, which I really appreciated. There were, however, a few issues. Reception is only accessible by stairs, with no elevator or luggage assistance, which can be difficult when arriving with a large suitcase. The six-bed dorm felt much more crowded than it should have because it was filled with clothing, suitcases, and other belongings that did not appear to belong to the current guests. It seemed as though items had been left behind and simply accumulated over time. Despite the room being reasonably spacious, the excess storage made it feel cramped and difficult to move around comfortably. The bathroom also raised some safety concerns. There was no bath mat or barrier to keep water contained, and after one guest used the shower, water spread well beyond the bathroom area. I slipped, nearly fell and hit my arm because of it. I was once again surprised to find that there was no full-length mirror. This may seem like a small detail, but having one full-length mirror in a female dormitory or at least in the common area would be very useful. Towels were not provided, which is worth noting for future guests. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and found the hostel comfortable and well located, but there are a few practical issues that could be improved.

El lugar me pareció aceptable. El servicio muy cordial y amable (nos quisieron hasta regalar un cargador), la ubicación tmb está buena, está cerca el metro, y lugares para comer. El hotel es viejo, la habitación es chica. Para una estadía corta recomiendo, no más de dos días.

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Cleanliness: well it is clean. Except for th Comfort room there is a yellowish on the side floor. When you open the door, you will see the snall kitchen and on its front the small comfort room. The bed is big and nice even the cabinets and table. There is no hair blower. The ref is not working. It was a cheapest and nice apartment hotel as it is like a small condo for a couple.