Yimoshiguang Reviews

Normal hotel. No air conditioning, but they provide a fan, it was only one towel for two people, no water provided. By the price during the season is an okay place, but no more.

Pictures are really different from reality. No permanent staff, the room was really dirty and was occasionally cleaned (but really fast). The good point is the prince and the location and the yard. But for 4-5 RMB, more by night, you can find 10 times better easily in Dali

It's not the newest building but it's still very good for the price. The owner is nice but doesn't speak english and the location is very good

Very basic place, but the price is also very basic. Is cleaned every day. Water is available, and even small lockers. Should just prevent customers from sleeping in the common places, so that everyone can enjoy them. Beds are for sleeping, public areas are for activities, meeting people, rest, working ...

Nice owner good price and location, I made a lot of local friends there. Also great tea drinking set I extended my stay just to enjoy more tea and study Chinese culture.

Super convenient, very yoouth hostel vibe. The owner is super chill.

Well situated and friendly staff!

The merchant changed it for each customer, but! My roommate is really noisy! He made loud calls before midnight and started taking a shower after midnight. Alas, there is a roadside repair next to him.

I booked a four-person room with a private bathroom. My roommates were all very interesting and we had a lot of fun chatting together. However, since I lived on the first floor, there were still sounds of people dragging suitcases outside until two or three in the morning, drunken young people couldn't find the way, and a family riding by and talking loudly, etc. If you want to sleep quietly, you should either bring your own earplugs or stay in a hostel. The price and location in the ancient city determine that its surroundings are not very quiet. ps: There is a place to wash and hang clothes on the third floor, which is very good; there are photos of tenants in those years at the corners of the first and second floors. The youth hostel that has been opened for ten years is amazing; the volunteer sister will enter the room every day to simply clean up and sort out the garbage. She is a good volunteer and I wish you a sudden wealth; it is very comfortable to blow the wind on the roof. There is a travel guide on the first floor. A deposit of 50 is required for check-in (the first time I have encountered this after staying in nine youth hostels). In general, ignoring the fact that the surroundings may not be very quiet due to the peak season, it is worth staying.

Very good. It has helped me improve my Buddhist knowledge. You can hang clothes on the roof. There are vegetarian restaurants around. The corridor is sunny and comfortable. You can also charge your phone in the corridor. There are all kinds of books to read.

It's my first time staying in a youth hostel. This one is not only cheap but also has someone cleaning every day. There is also a place to dry clothes, which is pretty good.

A youth hostel in the ancient city, the boss is honest and the service is very good

Super clean! I think cleaning it every day is highly recommended! The two volunteers are super pretty and enthusiastic, and they have lots of friends to play with, so you won’t be afraid of living alone!

I stayed here for almost a week and it was very comfortable. Although the hostel is in the ancient city, it is very quiet. The girls' rooms have private bathrooms. The atmosphere is also very good! I will stay here again next time I go to Dali❤️I looked through the photo album and found that I didn't take pictures of the store. Here are some pictures I took in Dali~ I will go back again🥹