Perched on the 31st floor high above the city, an island awaits every wanderer.
City Isle Hostel sits atop Jingtian City at Penshuichi, the heart of downtown Guiyang. Its 360° floor-to-ceiling glass observation deck lays the entire city skyline before your eyes: layered mountain town vistas by day, winding rivers of neon lights after dark.
Separate floors for female and male guests guarantee peace and quiet for all. Three floors of communal spaces feature a bar counter, board games and murder mystery parties, ready for unexpected connections between travellers. A one-minute walk to Penshuichi Metro Station, with Qianlingshan Park and Jiaxiu Tower just a short trip away.
City Isle Hostel — a little island within the city, a resting harbour for every wanderer.
„The location is excellent, right outside the Fountain Metro Station. The female and male dorms, as well as the common areas, are on separate floors. The common area offers city views, and it's quite enjoyable to dine while taking in the nightscape.
The front desk staff was very friendly. One night, I returned late to the common area for a late-night snack and found it much livelier than during the day. The staff member, who I thought had already finished her shift, was chatting and playing games with guests.
The room was very clean, and the bed was comfortable. The lockable locker was spacious. The cleaned restrooms were spotless; though, by night, there would be some water and hair on the floor, which is understandable given how many people share them. There's a hairdryer, washing machine, and dryer, plus a place to hang clothes. Disposable bath towels, toothbrushes, and toothpaste are provided, and the bathrooms have shampoo and shower gel. The common area has a water dispenser and a coffee machine – basically, all the amenities you'd expect from a hotel are available here.
Aside from the elevator being a bit slow during peak hours, which can be stressful if you're in a hurry, everything else was very satisfying. I would definitely stay here again if I return to Guiyang.”