Le Village Guest House in Shanghai, Malesia

At this place you get what you pay for...the room looked tidy enough, but it wasn't!As you walk up the stairs there are overflowing rubbish bins on every floor and construction material everywhere. Dana, from USA ~ 18th Aug 2011

This place was very cheap, but you immediately know why when you arrive.Like some other commenters here, we were told when we arrived that we had to be moved to another guesthouse a bit down the road (also owned by Le Village).Not a big deal.The rooms are very small, and not very clean - although some do have AC.We were not given free breakfast at all (there was not even a mention of it), so not sure why that is listed as an amenity.Overall, cheap, but dirty - stay only 1-2 nights max. Zac, from USA ~ 20th Mar 2012

Although I had reserved a room for two night on hostels.com they had no beds available when I arrived. The place had a great atmosphere and management was friendly for the short time I was waiting while they tried to find another hostel. They found me a room at a nearby hostel. While the room was nicer, it didn\'t have the hostel atmosphere and definitely wasn\'t the kind of place I would have chosen to stay at. I suppose they did the best they could considering the circumstances, but it loo Christopher, from USA ~ 3rd Jan 2012

no comments! is really cheap nd really central with lots of intresting guests! nikolaos, from Greece ~ 10th Nov 2011

The ancient house with super old equipment. Water is not enough for all residents so that we can not use tap while while somebody is taking a shower... HSIAO LAN, from Taiwan ~ 11th Aug 2011

At this place you get what you pay for...the room looked tidy enough, but it wasn't!As you walk up the stairs there are overflowing rubbish bins on every floor and construction material everywhere. Dana, from USA ~ 18th Aug 2011