Roomix Hostel (Shanghai Jing'an Temple) Reviews

Perfect stay. Good location nice people and service is good. The rooms are quiet, well heated and clean. I would recommended to everyone, who wants to have a short stay with a central location.👍

The room is quite nice and clean, but there is no shower gel and towels. There is very little space, which can be a problem if you have big luggages.

The main front door of the hostel may not be easy to access for big luggage but staff members are welcome to help, all of them are friendly. The location is near the subway station by the walk, they have many restaurants and convenience stores so you can find many yummy dishes and drinks. The door of the room can keep away the sound and noise from the hostel hallway, what I love the most is the hostel provides 2 pillows, sockets enough to use, and all lights in the room are shown by the signboard in English. So foreign travelers do not need to worry at all. If you are a big fan of cats, this is the place for you. Highly recommend strolling along Yuyuan Rd., this area is the hidden gem for cafes, shops, and a greenery garden.

great service, quite, clean and friendly. all young travelers and temporary residents of shanghai. great age restrictions policy (under 40s) everyone have similar lifestyle routine

Pros.: location, price, staff, easy to check-in, cats, amenities. Cons.: there is renovation right behind the wall. Workers start hammering at 7:30, then drilling. It is very annoying. But the staff may cancel your booking and help refund. Money-saving option but risky.

As a solo traveller, I recommend it. It's clean and everything is nearby

Good location to travel into the city, metro rides untill 11. Staff doesn’t speak English.

Good fine

Very good

Not a bad place for the price. Welcoming at any time

Everything is good except the hygiene. I had a lot of lumps on my body on the first day I came. I went to see a doctor and they said it was caused by mites. I think there were mites in the quilt.

I don't really like the wooden planks on the wall, but the bed is very comfortable. There are a lot of cats, and it's quite close to the subway entrance.

This is a very good youth hostel. I became a cat lover right there. The environment is very good and clean. It has all the necessary facilities. The shower and toilet in the room are separated. There are small tables for self-study, which makes it feel more oriented to students. You can see from the photos that money can be placed on the table and used as a toy by the cats. . . .

I personally feel it's pretty good. The location is on Jiangsu Road. The location is good. It's close to the subway. It's only a 200-meter walk away. You can take the subway to Nanjing East Road and Lujiazui for a few stops. Yuyuan Road is nearby and you can walk there. There is a fast food restaurant downstairs and a Japanese ramen restaurant called Qingshan Noodles. The kittens are refreshed every morning. One morning, there was even a kitten who wanted to enter the house as soon as the door opened. There was a cat teaser on the small sofa in the public area. The kittens all let you touch them. They are all very good-looking. The blue British shorthair is a little timid. Sometimes he will run away when you go over. The ragdoll is very docile. There is a public table with a charging place on it. You can eat takeout on it, but you can't bring it to the room. There is a special table for takeout outside. You can store your luggage for free in the public area and you will be given a sign. I stayed for three days and didn't encounter any bad attitude from the front desk. But the front desk staff changes every day, or maybe I didn't encounter it. The overall environment is pretty good. Someone puts on the room quilt in advance, so you don't have to do it yourself. I stayed in a room without windows, but the air conditioner is on 24 hours a day. The overall feeling is okay. There are special people who come in every day to clean the room and throw garbage in the toilet. The toilet is also quite clean. No one was playing loud music. Everyone was very quiet except when they were packing up. It's inevitable that people will get up early to pack up and leave when you stay in a youth hostel. I met some people who got up as early as 5 or 6 in the morning. It was okay at night. After 12 o'clock, no one came in or out. It was quiet. The only downside was that the toilet was very small. When you sat down, your legs could hit the door. Also, there were three steps to the door. It was a bit difficult for those with big luggage, but there was a sign saying that you could ask the front desk for help.