Luoyang Jujia Hostel dans Siofok, Chine

La verdad es que no hay muchas opciones en Luoyang. Este apartamento (no es un hostal...) estuvo a la altura. El hijo del dueño me espero en la estación y aunque el barrio se ve un poco peligroso no tuve ningún problema. Tian no habla muy bien inglés así que hay que estar preparado. El señor nos consiguió el auto para visitar el Templo de Shaolín y fue excelente. Si se quieren tomar unas cervezas, hay un bar a poco más de 5min en taxi. En general creo que por el precio no se consigue al Fabian, from Colombia ~ 5th Jan 2010

Tian Ge and his son are bi far the most kind and welcoming people I met during my travel and my stay was really afreeable even if it lasted only one night. The only thing I did not quite like about the hostel is the total absence of heating. There were hot water and \\\"electric blanket\\\" but still, it was pretty cold in the house.

Thank you very much! There is heating, electric heating, the need for additional electricity charges. I ask you, need it? You tell me, do not! Why do we need an extra cost? Because the rooms are cheap, even if the additional costs (1 hour, 2.00Cny), is also very cheap!
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Chiara, from Italy ~ 19th Dec 2009

A lovely place to stay. It should really be called a homestay rather than an hostel!! Tian is a lovely host, he or his son stay at the flat all the time. You can lock the bedroom from the inside, but there is no lock on the outside when we go out. If you felt like you needed to then I'm sure you could put a pad-lock on there! Tian doesn't speak fluent english but enough to get by!! A good feel of what it is like to be in a chinese home! A short walk to the bus stop but plenty of places to eat! Lee, from England ~ 21st Aug 2009

Tian's generosity & slice-of-local-life insight made for a most memorable homestay. This is not your run-of-the-mill "internationally homogenous" hostel as you will share space & time with Tian and his enterprising video-gaming teenage son. Note that the location is in a local residential compound away from the bus/train centers. If ok with this, you will value this stay. shao kuan, from USA ~ 12th May 2009

Tian is very helpful and anxious to please his guests. Elizabeth, from USA ~ 6th May 2009

Arrived 11pm & the guy came to meet me at train station & took me to hostel by bus. he took me to a local shop to eat on the way - very traditional but like many food stalls not for every1. Was cheap & not a commisssion scam like Thailand. Some guest say he did not come to collect but if arrive after midnight gotta expect, is a flat wit 2 spare rooms & him & son living there. Was helpful said how to get to places which buses & the room & bathrm were good & hot water. It's a Bed & Clean : John-paul, from England ~ 20th May 2009