Hostels in Gansu, China

The host was incredibly kind and patiently explained everything. They thoughtfully provided hats, sunglasses, and shoe covers, so I didn't need to bring my own. Every evening, they screened classic movies and had a great selection of books on various topics. They even had free postcards and envelopes. It was a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to visit again!

A room of about ten square meters. Closing the door isolates you from the city's hustle and bustle. A clean and tidy bed. Bright and spotless windows. Warm, thick slippers and paper cups. Not from a street vendor or some cheap online store. A convenient, pristine white power strip charger gives you a sense of security. Outside the window, the Yellow River flows calmly and clearly, a sight only seen this season. Looking up, you see the landmark White Pagoda Mountain, its desolate, bare branches stretching towards the sky, a harbinger of approaching spring.

The hostel is good cared and clean. I think I saw a housekeeper every time when I went out from my room and she was always cleaning smth. That attitude already says a lot about the place. There is a nice not big common area with TV and we even watched a bit of Titanic, water dispenser with available cold and hot water. The staff is speaking English and they organise different tours around the area. It’s very handy. We took 2 tours with them and enjoyed a lot. One to PingShanHu canyon and another to Colourful Danxia. We also met many good-hearted foreign and local travellers there and made friends with some. Speaking about the room the condition was good enough. We shared one room with my friend. It’s a great value for money. Thank you for the incredible stay!

This hostel is really lovely. The owners are so friendly and helpful. There are a lot of personal touches in the common areas, especially in the large sitting room. There’s space for washing and drying clothes, as well as filtered water available. I had a room with private bath, that was nicely appointed with lots of thoughtful details. I would certainly stay here again!

I had a great stay here. It was all I needed to rest up well and Alan at the counter spoke great English and spent a good deal of time explaining details for my self-tour of the wall and fort. He also helped me sort out some app issues on my phone and bonus, installed a Chinese translator app which is much better than Google translate. I was able to wash some clothes and they dried super quickly in the brick courtyard.

Stayed for one night and felt pretty good! I want to say that my thoughts are probably the same as the cabins that you usually stay in when you stay in a youth hostel. This time I felt that there were side curtains when I slept, but the two beds were spread out and I felt that there was no privacy. I was a little uncomfortable. I hope the boss will ask the guests for their opinions and add a track and a curtain above the connection between the two beds. Everything else is quite satisfactory!

This hotel offered the best value for money on my entire trip. The owner was incredibly friendly and helpful, and the room was spotlessly clean. She even recommended some fantastic local dishes like 'Chao Bola' and 'Saozi Mian' in Zhangye. The nearby Ming and Qing Street was bustling, and we also visited attractions like Mati Temple and Zhangye Danxia National Geological Park. We had a great time and a very comfortable stay – highly satisfied!

I stayed in a 4-person room. The room was minimalist and medium-small, with lockers – basic but comfortable. The common area is stylish and inviting, with plenty of seating, cozy corners, plants, kettles, and power outlets, though it’s on a high floor with a glass ceiling – warm when hot, cozy when cold, and the few fans aren’t always enough. The staff at the desk were friendly, laundry facilities available, though no snacks or cold drinks. The area is urban, among regular buildings, so not particularly attractive from the outside, but within walking distance to the museum and the metro station, with a large supermarket and several food options nearby. Overall, a decent place to stay in Lanzhou.

The location is very convenient. A few hundred meters from Zhongshan Bridge Baita Mountain. The boss is very good. I came back late at night. I didn’t have an access card. I couldn’t get in. I called the boss and immediately contacted the staff. But on the first day of the stay, there was water in the bathroom. I stepped on the slippery back and squinted on the steps. I bought Yunnan Baiyao and sprayed it. I dealt with it briefly. I told the staff that the bathroom is easy to slip. I can get a non-slip mat. The staff promised that I didn’t do it at all. I’m not sure how long I’m still staying in Lanzhou. The room is awake every morning. I think about whether I want to wait for the staff to renew the subscription. The next day, it will start to cloud. Yang Weiqi asked you if you still live today. The most uncomprehensible thing is that the room guest called at 5:30 in the morning and told the guest that there were still people resting and still continuing to play. The room was very small. The guest ate snail powder in the room and didn't throw it away. After a day, there were small bugs...

This is my third stay here. It's very convenient, very close to the train station, and the environment is great. The owner is very welcoming, and the house is cleaned daily. It's so much better than the hotels I stayed in for over 100 yuan that were in terrible condition.