The Joy Hostel

Excellent hostel, it was interesting to meet a lot of foreigners, and it is convenient that I am near the currency exchange street

Fortunately, the youth hostel I picked randomly had four compatriots staying for a long time, so I found the feeling of talking (as I only know Chinese and fake English), and the fellow villagers also recommended good restaurants. I walked from the train station, looked at the street view (there is not much scenery on this road), and then searched according to the navigation, but I couldn’t find it. I asked various passers-by and shop assistants and finally found it. In fact, the location is very good, just to the left of KFC. Walk into the coffee shop, take the elevator on the right hand side directly, sit on the 7th floor, facing the police station across the road, and then climb a flight of stairs to the glass door. I stayed on the right side, and the kitchen was right at the entrance. It is recommended to choose a four-person room with a wooden door. The two-person room I saw was all curtained, and the sound and light insulation was a bit insufficient, and the space for organizing luggage was not as good as that of a four-person room.

The environment was similar to the picture, but I didn't see the landlord. There was only an old lady downstairs greeting us, but she didn't speak English at all, so communication was difficult. There weren't many people staying that day, and the overall environment was clean and tidy.

Avoid! No staff on site. Very dirty, only 1 shower (out of 2) has hot water. Only 1 toilet. On the 8th floor of the building. You have to stop on the 7th floor with the elevator and go to the 8th by the stairs. The double dorms don't have doors, just a curtain. The only positive aspect is the building's location.