Kong Yiji Chun Girls Youth Hostel (Guangzhou East Railway Station)

Unfortunately I didn't have the best experience in here. The address is not super accurate as there isn't a door number on it (nor on the actual door) and there was no obvious signs or anything in a language I could understand, so I had no idea where the hostel was and how to find it. After a lot of back and forth with the person managing it, I finally found it. When I found the hostel, I got in, and there was no one there to do a check in, someone just showed me where my room was, and I had to figure out which bed was unoccupied, the manager sent me a message saying where to get bedding from and that was it. I also had to message her again to get the WiFi password. I went out at night, and when I got back, I had no way to get in. The door was code secured, and no one ever gave me the code, so once again, I had to message the manager to ask for the code so I wouldn't stay locked out. If she was sleeping or my Internet didn't work, I wouldn't have been able to get back in the hostel. In the morning, it was very difficult to use the bathroom as theres only a single bathroom shared between nearly 18 girls. The bathroom is a mess and dirty. I tried to make myself breakfast in the kitchen, but there was no crockery, cutlery or utensils, so it wasn't possible (I literally just needed 1 bowl/mug and a spoon, nothing else and still I couldn't fine it) Therefore, I wouldn't recommend it. It is very disorganised and badly run with no one to do a formal check-in and give the basic information you need to stay there and the small 3 rooms flat was not made to host 18 people at the same time. Positives: They let me leave my luggage there during the day while I explored Guangzhou, and the location is somewhat decent, with lots of businesses around and 25minutes walk to 2 or 3 different metro stations.