Hostels in Jiangsu, China

If you have a lot of luggage I don’t recommend you to come here, however the hotel room is clean , the atmosphere is calm, showers are clean, the people on the front disk are nice and helpful even they don’t speak English but they trying hard enough to help.

This newly opened, all-girls hostel is so popular I want to recommend it to everyone! It seems like it just opened, and the facilities are all brand new! The environment is amazing and cozy, with a huge TV and even a video subscription. It's clear they've put a lot of thought into it. Everything is spotless! The sheets are so comfortable, and the pillows are incredibly soft. The shower and toilet are spotless, and each bed has a USB charging port. There's even a dedicated makeup mirror! Each one has an LED light, which is amazing! The front desk lady was super nice, saying they're still in the process of finalizing the improvements, and kept asking if we were having a comfortable stay. Because it's new, it's not crowded right now, so it's super quiet. The value is fantastic, but I'm sure the prices will go up soon if it becomes popular! Hurry up and grab some now while few people know about it!

Unexpectedly clean and modern for the price. Rooms are very clean, new and well maintained. Showers are however very small and can barely fit. No hanger rod for towels. Speaking of towels, just FYI they are not provided by the hotel for free and cost 5 RMB each (also they are disposable). Also only slippers provided are cotton ones so for shower remember to bring your own. Other than that this hotel is great value. Highly recommend.

This is a newly opened hostel, and the odor hasn't completely dissipated. This was especially true in the women's capsule rooms, where the walls between the beds must have been newly built. Even with the door closed at night, the stench in the room was so overwhelming I couldn't sleep. I was supposed to stay five nights, but I checked out early the next night. Furthermore, there was a sealed window on the innermost wall of the room. The glass was so thin that when it rained at night, you could hear the sound of raindrops hitting the metal frame outside. Those with odor sensitivity should be cautious about choosing capsule rooms during this time. While there was a slight odor in the lobby and other rooms, it was far better than the capsule rooms. However, the owner handled the issue very promptly and helpfully! I couldn't sleep at around 1:00 on my first night, so when I checked out early, I sent a message asking to move to a four-person room the next day. They responded immediately and moved me to a six-person room that same night. Thank you so much! Other aspects of the hostel were quite good: there was a water dispenser, the noise level was muted after 11 PM, and the location was great. (I didn’t take any photos of the hostel interior, so I used the Saionji Temple and the street view to make up the picture)

Very clean toilet, properly separated toilet area and shower area, room is ingerestingly designed, even though it is a hostel, but each bed is separated into a small room and there is enough space for you to keep your luggage 😁 The reception staffs are super friendly, and they have a proper storage syatem, so you may drop your luggage with them before check in. Location wise , it is situated near an extended exit of the metro station, however if you exit from Entrance 1B of the metro station, it is still easy to walk to the hostel. There are free water and tea in the living area, and theh have a study room in case you need to do online meeting. Keep up the good work and I will definitely visit again if I am going to Suzhou!

Just a really solid hostel with a rather social hangout area around the reception and all essential things you need ~ comfortable showering and brushing teeth with mirrors and sinks, hot water available, great location right next to (or above) a subway station and there's a lot of good food nearby (it's Nanjing so food should be one of your priorities haha). Recommended.

The location is ideal, it is near to Shantang Street and within 5 to 10 mins walk from the Metro Station. Its share the same building as Mercure Hotel, this Hostel is clean and have a spacious common area. I stay in the single room for 1 night and 4 bed sharing room for 1 night, overall i am very happy with both room. I would definitely choose this Hostel again.

The hostel is not on the street, quiet and easy to find. The bus stop is at the entrance of the alley, 500-600 meters from the subway entrance, and 200 meters from the convenience store and small restaurant. The toilet is relatively small, and the hot water is very thin and small. There is no place to hang clothes, so you can only bring a small stool in to put clothes. There is no free toilet paper and mineral water. My husband's bed has small red spots and it itches. I am fine with long sleeves and long pants. There is no water dispenser in the public area, only a kettle. There is a thin layer of dust on the table.

The hotel does the job for a short stay (I stayed one night) but I don’t know if I would’ve stayed longer. The soundproof is very poor: I could hear noises from outside, coming from the street (which is fine), but also within the hostel (which I didn’t like). I don’t think I should be able to hear people talking and walking. The men’s bathroom was next to my room so if the door was opened (which it was, at 7 am), I could hear the strident noise of a hairdryer. It also wasn’t convenient that there was only one women’s bathroom for all floors, which only had two toilets. The morning I had cramps and wanted to go to the toilet, the two stalls were occupied and of course they were still full even though I waited a few minutes. I asked if there was another toilet and the receptionist told me there was a public restroom on Pingjiang Road, without any other indication. So I went to the one I found the day before, in my pajamas, and it was weird. The hostel should have more toilet stalls. These are what I disliked the most. Otherwise the location is very convenient and the other receptionist was nice, same thing for the common room/hostel lobby. I didn’t mind the candy wrapper I found on the ”nightstand”, nor having to make my own bed, but don’t arrive too late otherwise it’ll be even more 麻烦.

The location is great, right in the city center and not even 1 minute away from the closest metro station. The staff are very friendly and helpful, though they don't speak English, they will try to communicate either by understanding your (my) poor Chinese skills or by using a translation app. The facilities are clean and new, and the laundry machines work perfectly (and are really cheap). Definitely would recommend :)