Desit Youth Park (Xi 'an Bell Tower Branch) is located in North Street, Subway station Line 2 Bell Tower Subway Station exit D, turn right about 100m. Xi 'an store has 400+ beds, double bed rooms and standard rooms, software and hardware level in line with international standards. The public space of more than 500 square meters, craft beer, coffee, movies, billiards, books, is an exclusive shared space for young people. In addition to location, facilities and friends-style service, we have a wealth of daily activities for our guests, from talk shows to werewolf killings to folk concerts, so that you can find other people and stop feeling alone. Xi 'an store is also the eighth store of backpack in ten years, in addition, we also have branches in Chongqing, Chengdu, Lijiang, Shangri-La and other places. To build a distant home for travelers is our persistent goal.
"My first time trying this place, and I thought it was great! I booked the cheapest room, which I think was a 16-person dorm, but the front desk lady upgraded me to a 12-person one. I even extended my stay for another night.
The environment inside is quite peaceful. Everyone in the common areas is pretty respectful, except for a few loud shouts during billiards sometimes!
Oh, and there were a lot of foreigners, couples mostly, chatting among themselves – it had a nice vibe.
Since it was my first time, I wasn't familiar with everything and didn't prepare toiletries. When I went to shower, I even saw two guys coming out of the same stall, which honestly stunned me a bit.
However, the privacy in the restrooms and shower rooms is excellent; they're all enclosed. The hot water comes on quickly, the water pressure is strong, and everything is clean.
Everyone seemed pretty well-behaved. I mostly kept to myself, though, and didn't really interact with anyone. At one point, a foreigner asked me in English if he could use a stool. I honestly didn't understand anything he said, but I got his meaning and just waved my hand. He must have thought I was refusing him because he started to leave. I was so flustered I couldn't speak, just waving my hands around like fans, trying to convey my meaning. He must have seen my panic and understood, so he moved the stool. Only then could I relax and continue drinking my hot water alone. (I saw the front desk staff, both a guy and a lady, speaking English with the foreigners, and I was so envious! Ugh, I can only read English; I can't understand or speak it. I really need to practice my listening and speaking skills. I'll try my luck again next time.)
Overall, I think it's a pretty good place.
Oh, and its location is fantastic, right by the Bell Tower. But make sure you exit the correct subway station, or else a directionally challenged person like me will spend almost an hour wandering around trying to find it!"