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huilinghu says:
It's a nice place before you sail on the Yangtze.you can meet a lot of guys who travel in china.it has a nice bar ,good music,good staff and good fod.
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johnlca says:
This small hostel situated in an old Beijing Hutong area. 20 min walk to the Forbidden City 5 min to all the transits that will connect you to all major tourists traps. the owner of this place, Joe and staffs are very helpful, have tongs of info about Beijing (will lead free tour if you ask) and oth…
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dutch_duke says:
Hi There all,
We, my wife an me, stayed for 8 night's in total in Beijing.
Both times in this hostel.
We travelled aground in a big part of China but with neck and shoulders this one is the best one.
Why?
A LOT!:
The contact we had (still overseas) was very nice.
The staff is more than …
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asturjimmy says:
fantastic hostel in fantastic location,just 2 minutes walking from People;s square metro stop,a nice hostel with bar,living room,terrace with water,free wifi,amazing ambient,a perfect place to stay
probably best hostel in Shanghai
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schoogz says:
The Red Lantern Hostel in Beijing, China was a delightful experience. For starters, in a city and country with few English speakers staying at a hostel where most of the staff speaks more-or-less fluent English was a welcome commodity. On top of that, the hostel organized all of our Must-See/Do trip…
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domnicella says:
Sim and Maki run this Hostel and are what make it so enjoyable. The location is ok, the food is ok (far from great), the beds and the cleanliness are ok, everything is just ok. Nothing special. But Sim and Maki are delightful, friendly, welcoming people, who do go out of their way to make you feel c…
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spalloned says:
This hostel was great because you were in a hutong area with all locals (the only tourists were the hostellers). Lots of value for the money. It was a little difficult to find at first but the staff is friendly and there is a wonderful tour desk with good prices (especially on internal flights!)
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momiji says:
What kind of hostels are you looking for in Shanghai? Location or price or...?
This is one of UTELS and the locations is okay.. Though it's a bit far from the center but there's metro and it's really easy to move around. It's about 2, 3 minutes from Caoyang Road station. This area is a bit busy at …
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spalloned says:
It seems there might be two "Captain" hostels in Shanghai...this is the one right on the Bund (Shanghai waterfront). The location is EXCELLENT but the staff are a bit rude. There is a bar upstairs that has a GREAT view of the amazing Shanghai skyline.
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domnicella says:
The Chinese Box is terrific. It's run by a wonderful family, who go out of their way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. Breakfast is included, which is a huge perk. The rooms are pretty standard, but the common areas are really great. Free internet, hundreds of dvds, good food, and a great pl…
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osufanks says:
I stayed at Sally's Cafe and Hostel after finding its listing inside "Let's Go China" guidebook. Unfortunately, my guidebooks (both Lonely Planet and Let's Go) did not have a map of Kangding so I asked someone to point out how to get to Nanwu Temple which the hostel is located next to. The walk to…
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Shaon says:
I was here during the 2008 Olympics. Me and my friend had booked beds from dormitory, but there was some kind of mix-up so we ended up staying in this really nice hotel like room with two our friends from the road! :D So I don´t know about the dormitory but douple and triple rooms are really nice a…
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domnicella says:
Shuyuan in Xi'an is a pretty standard, decent spot. Nothing out of this world, but is lightyears better than the rougher options in China. Not a fan of the squat toilet in the hostel (rather Western where I stay and squat out in public during the day) or the fact that there's never any toilet paper …
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atlanta55 says:
Located in a Hutong in a business district of Beijing, this is a great base to explore being near to Forbidden City and Tiannemen Square. Easy to get to from the Airport and also close to the Subway. We found lots of great shops and supermarkets in the locality to get supplies and the nightlife/seri…
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domnicella says:
This Old Place was a decent place to stay. It's a 40 minute drive outside of Yangshuo, and is located on the Li River within XingPing. It's a great location to head out for hikes and outdoor activities. The staff are all very friendly, and the common area is nice and big and cheerful.
The bigge…
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