Hostels in Fujian, China

"Traveling solo, I stayed at this hostel and it exceeded my expectations! The location is super convenient for getting around, and the common areas have a fantastic atmosphere. The walls covered with message cards are really something, each telling a story. Here, you meet travelers from all over, sharing brief encounters and heartfelt conversations. The facilities are clean, the service is attentive, and I felt very safe traveling alone. It's a great spot for solo travelers and created many unforgettable memories."

"The room was very clean, well-decorated, and logically laid out. The tatami mats were comfortable to sleep on. The surrounding environment was nice, and the room was great value for money. I was very satisfied with my stay."

"Quality place, feels local. Amazing location next to the main tourist street. Clean beds, mattress a bit too thin but acceptable. Was a bit hard to find but with Amap finally figured out the entrance, got to the right 7th floor, there are some renovations happening on the floor so don't get discouraged when getting there :)"

"It's located in a nice area. 10 minutes walk to the beach and itself is surrounded by all different kinds of restaurants and bars. The facility was alright for the price. The room was spacious and had minimum things of what was needed. However the smell from the toilet was quite serious. And there's no elevator which was okay for me but something to consider if you have lots of stuff."

"Firstly, I want to emphasise that the hostel staff are amazing - very friendly and helpful. They helped me sort out a problem with my phone, shared their suggestions of places to visit, and helped me upgrade my room too. So 10/10 for the staff. To give a more honest review of the room though: Pros: The shared common room area is very spacious, and a great place to meet new friends. There are games and activities available, plus they often organised free social events like card game nights and movies. The dorm room was relatively spacious, with a desk space too. The beds have good privacy curtains. There are plug sockets by each bed for charging phones etc. Cons: The main issue I have with the dorm rooms is that there is a dedicated bathroom per room. This seems great, until you have a roommate who spends three full hours all morning recolouringtheir hair in there, while the rest of us can't use the toilet or shower. Other than that, I did feel that the location was a bit inconvenient (I had to drag my suitcase through some kind of dirty building site to get there, and it is about 15 mins walk from the main tourist area). Additionally, the beds were very uncomfortable (they've used foam mattesss toppers on wooden boards, with no actual mattress) and didn't have a shelf next to the bed or any storage lockers for bags. Also the hostel didn't provide towels for dorm room guests (which is usually standard). After the issue with the roommate hogging the bathroom (who also snored all night too...) I asked to pay the difference to upgrade to a private room. The hostel happily arranged this without any issues, and even prepared the room for me to move into early. This private room was much better - a proper mattress, towels provided, etc. It was a bit noisy when the neighbour turned on their air conditioning (since the unit was right outside the window), but other than that I have no complaints."

"Every corner is very photogenic, and a casual shot will create a sense of atmosphere The male and female dormitories have password locks respectively, so girls can travel alone without any worries. The sisters in the hostel are very nice. It is very close to popular check-in spots such as Nanwang Terrace and Nanmen Bay. It is very convenient to rent an electric car on Ding Street Shankalari is full of human touch and fireworks, especially the sister and brother-in-law, who are very enthusiastic, talkative and playful. People with social anxiety don't have to worry about not being able to fit in. There is always a corner where they can settle down. The four cats and two dogs are all good kids, and I would like to give special praise to the baby Mantou."

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"The room was very clean, there was no smell, the bedding was changed for each guest. I stayed for several days and saw the boss changing the bedding every day. The bathroom was in the house and it was cleaned every day. The location of the Youth Hostel was in the middle of the island. It is convenient to go to the north and south lines, very good."

"The people who run the place are super lovely and helpful. When I arrived I was welcomed right away with tea and later some snacks. And I got a detailed description of how to get to the nature park, complete with buses and everything, customized to the length of my stay. Even if I can't speak Chinese, the people were super nice and always tried to help. My room was comfy, usually quiet and clean. I had a nice view towards the pond area and while the hostel is located a bit further from the City center, you can go there super quick by taking the bus, where the station is just a short walk from the hostel. The bathroom however was not super clean, but it worked for me and I really enjoyed my stay and even extanded it by two nights. Thank you so much for the great experience! :)"

"This was my first time staying in a hostel, and overall it was great. Of course, you meet some rather…peculiar people. The owner of the shoes was even more difficult and 'flavorful' than her shoes. Let's call her – The Upstairs Bunk Double-Standard Dorm Monitor, and here's the story: “I arrived at the hostel a little after 11 PM. After my upstairs bunkmate and I both finished showering, we returned to our respective beds. I immediately started organizing the contents of my backpack, which were simple: clothes and disposable toiletries. The whole process took less than five minutes, but during this time, my bunkmate started making various impatient noises, expressing her displeasure with ‘you’re too loud’ and other small actions and sounds. I immediately put down what I was doing and lay down. Even then, she continued to toss and turn and grumble from above. To be honest, the car noises from outside the window and other people showering in the bathroom were much louder than any sound I made. Even after midnight, someone in the room made a phone call with their ringer on, and I didn't see her being so 'righteous' then (though I can't rule out the possibility that she was the one making the noise, as I really couldn't tell the difference). What's even funnier is that after she 'reminded' me, she herself was watching videos and laughing… Even funnier than her herself is that the Upstairs Bunk Double-Standard Dorm Monitor started her noisy ruckus the next morning around 6 AM. Her entire morning routine lasted twenty minutes, and the scene could be described as incredibly lively. Perhaps the Upstairs Bunk Double-Standard Dorm Monitor had a more important future to rush to, so she couldn't bother with her own double standards 🥹"