Hostels w mieście Szanghaj

„Bardzo dobry hostel. Świetnie położony przy centrum prowadzącym do Bundu. Na dole świetna przestrzeń wspólna, można też zamówić śniadanie, alkohole, kawę - wszystko jest na miejscu, jeżeli już będzie się miało dosyć egzotyki Chin i będzie się chciało po prostu odpocząć, rozmawiając z innymi podróżnikami. Dużo cudzoziemców, można wymienić się doświadczeniami. W łazienkach szampon i żel do kąpieli dostępny bez opłaty, na czwartym piętrze pralka i proszek też dostępne standardowo bez opłaty. W pokojach sporo miejsca i dużo lokersy. Jednocześnie trzeba pamiętać że to jest duży hostel więc tam jest dużo ludzi. Ogólnie, zdecydowanie polecam.”

„I had a great time staying near Yuyuan Garden. This hostel is in a great location which is also near the Bund. The staff were excellent and several spoke English. I am thankful for their help in using the washing machines (which is an added bonus). The room was comfortable with plenty of storage shelves inside your space. I highly recommend this place for solo travelers!”

„I stayed at Hi Cozy Youth Hostel in Shanghai for 3 nights and had a really pleasant experience overall. The location is very convenient, making it easy to get around the city and explore nearby attractions. You can walk around 5-10 min to Metro East Nanjing exit 1 station. The hostel has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, which made me feel comfortable from the moment I arrived. The staff were friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with directions or recommendations. The check-in process was smooth, and communication was easy even if you’re not fluent in Chinese. The room was clean and well-maintained, with comfortable bedding that made it easy to rest after a long day of exploring Shanghai. The shared spaces were also nice, especially for relaxing or meeting other travelers. For the price, I think this hostel offers great value. It’s a good option whether you’re traveling solo or with friends and looking for a budget-friendly place with a warm vibe. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would definitely consider coming back next time I visit Shanghai.”

„Łóżka w nowo wyremontowanym domu są nowe i niedrogie. W pomieszczeniach ogólnodostępnych znajduje się również sprzęt do ćwiczeń, a także żel pod prysznic i wszystko inne. Chciałbym poczynić kilka komentarzy. Pedały łóżka są zbyt pionowe i trochę przerażające, aby poruszać się w górę i w dół. W obszarze prysznica można umieścić wysuwaną półkę, aby wygodnie odłożyć ubrania do prania, w przeciwnym razie naprawdę nie ma miejsca je umieścić.”

„Recommend to stay, near to train station Caoyang line 3/4/11. There are eateries nearby which open before 7am in the morning and closed 11pm at night.”

„I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The rooms were clean, cozy, and comfortable, and the peaceful atmosphere made it easy to relax. The location is great, and the staff were always friendly and ready to help. A special thank you to Luo and Tang — they were incredibly kind, attentive, and made my stay truly perfect. I would definitely love to come back again!”

„To improve: 1. Suggest to keep those who stay long term in a room. It’s feels like I stayed into their room 🫣 2. Parcel and food delivery room could be improve. Feels like collecting my items from garbage site🫢 3. Hope Shanghai branch can maintain their hygiene lvl like now, stayed once at SuZhou branch, don’t like it at al Location: Nice, walking distance to subway station, street light available during night, safe for female solo traveler. Local foods available in cheap prices. Reception & Lobby: Friendly. Fast check in. Chill vibe. Tables and lockers available here. Plenty of activity during the night (some fees hv to pay). Room: Very clean! Toilet & shower room: Good. Hair dryer, shower cap available. No odour. Washing machine and dryer available”

„Front desk staff is very friendly and helpful. First time,staying at this facility as hostel and had so much fun. First time of staying with mostly Chinese travellers and some foreigners. There is balcony where you can smoke and dry your clothes such as socks and underwears. Some experience watching Chinese's cooking In the morning. There are si⁹x bed-bunk, where I stayed for three nights. A few sleepers were nice and considerate. And 1 or 2 sleeper smoked in the toilet inside the room. Now I am staying at Dengba hostel but really missed the Huamin hostel.”

„The place works as a home for the Chinese people who come to Shanghai to work, which there is nothing wrong about that. Just don't expect a hostel vibes. The structure itself is amazing, but it looks like nobody cares about broken things nor dirty areas. But my only complain is the fact that there is literally no mattress. I don't how the people sleep every night there. As a foreigner, I also didn't like that my roommates hang clothes inside the room, so every time I opened the door I had someone's underwear right at my face. You can find many other hostels (real youth ones) for the same price and better located as well. Shout out to the male receptionist, who is very kind and helpful. The other receptionists (girls) were very careless to answer any questions, but maybe because I didn't speak the language.”

„I found this place by looking for a neighborhood with a bit of nightlife and local energy, and it ended up being a great fit — especially for the price. I was expecting a more traditional hostel setup, but it’s actually a hybrid between a capsule hotel and a hostel. My room had six capsule-style beds, each with a clean, modern design and a surprisingly cozy feel. The lighting inside the pods was especially well done — soft, warm, and diffused through wood finishes instead of harsh LED lighting. As someone who works visually, I really appreciated that detail. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly helpful. There was a bit of a language barrier, but between their effort and translation apps, communication was easy. They got me checked in smoothly, offered small touches like cookies at the front desk, and provided essentials like slippers, a toothbrush, and even a disposable bath towel — which I hadn’t seen before. The building itself is quite new, so there’s that “new construction” smell in some areas, and like many places in Shanghai, there’s a bit of cigarette smell in common areas and bathrooms. That said, my room itself was clean and didn’t have any smoke smell. The mattress was very comfortable — I actually scored a 99 sleep score during my stay. I got lucky with a quiet roommate, but overall the setup felt private, secure, and well-designed for rest. The bathrooms were mostly clean and new, though there were some early issues with drainage in the showers. Nothing major, but worth noting. One of the highlights for me was the common area — a bright, warm space with large windows where you can eat, work, or just relax. It’s open 24/7 and stocked with free tea, coffee, and even a really cool water dispenser where you can choose exact temperature and volume. Small detail, but very useful. The staff continued to impress throughout my stay — helping me with lockers, local apps like Alipay and WeChat, and even being flexible when I accidentally missed booking an extra night. They were also kind enough to hold my luggage until midnight on my last day. As for the location — this really depends on your travel style. I didn’t see many other foreigners staying there, and it didn’t have a typical “hostel social” vibe. But for me, that was a plus. It felt very local, with tons of restaurants, cafes, bike access, and easy transit nearby. I was able to explore the city more like a resident than a tourist, which I always prefer. For around $15 a night, this place offers incredible value. If you’re looking for something polished, social, or upscale, this might not be your spot. But if you want a clean, modern, local experience at a great price — it’s hard to beat.”