Youmeng International Youth Hostel

Well, considering that I have lived in China for several years, I can say that I’ve gotten used to the Chinese mentality and have become quite tolerant. However, I’ve never experienced anything like this after leaving negative reviews about the cleanliness of the accommodation, the owner called me out, saying that it wasn’t true and that I should delete the comment because people won’t want to book the accommodation because of it. He said he doesn’t have time, that he has a daughter to take care of, and I really don’t see why, as a guest, that should concern me. He also said we need to reduce the use of the air conditioning because of the cost, which is why it wasn’t working, and that we Europeans have high standards when it comes to cleanliness. For that reason, this time I’ll post a few pictures so you can judge the level of cleanliness for yourself

The place is more like a workers hostel than a traveller hostel. Light would be turned off at 11:30 pm and taking a bath was not recommended. Not too bad given the price and its location. However it is for workers, not travellers. Not recommended to foreigners who don't understand Chinese at all. The building's bar code entry scanner could only be set up in Chinese. Personal experience: one was told by a roommate (long term stay) to return earlier at night so no one would be disturbed at night. The boss was quite nice.

It was good