Orange Village Hostel

I didn't expect that the whole building has seven floors full of rooms, with a total of more than 100 rooms. Roughly speaking, there are about 500 people living there, which really looks like a student dormitory. I live in a four-person room, which is basically hard to fill. It is very quiet. Some rooms have independent bathrooms. If not, there are also many bathrooms and toilets in the corridor, so you don't have to worry about fighting for the toilet in the morning. It is worth mentioning that the breakfast is extremely rich, with milk, orange juice, tea, coffee, white toast and oatmeal toast. You can also make muffins yourself, and yogurt and bananas are also provided. This price is really worth it. Next to the kitchen is the activity room, which has sofas, tables, chairs and TVs, where you can easily talk to other customers. The only drawback is that there are many homeless people on this street, so don't go out at night. In addition, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo and shower gel are not provided here, and you can only buy them in the small shop next door. The small shop next door has everything but is very expensive. It feels like it exists for the customers of the youth hostel.

The room facilities are good and the breakfast is also normal. If you have good cooking skills, you can make better food. I saw someone cook very well! I want to pay for it. The bathroom is also good~