Ulasan Sanya IPK Backpackers Hostel

Ber***a, tempat kecil yang santai untuk menginap, dengan tirai tempat tidur yang bagus untuk privasi dan meja biliar untuk menghabiskan waktu di sore yang panas. Kami berada di sana berharap untuk bertemu wisatawan lain, tapi tenang ketika kami berada di sana sekitar pertengahan Agustus. Pasti kombinasi corona dan low season di pulau.

Pasti asrama terbaik di daerah Dadonghai. Tempat tidur nyaman, terawat dan dibersihkan setiap hari, AC dingin, bar bagus, dekat dengan pantai. Mesin cuci tersedia untuk 10RMB. Sangat aman dengan loker kartu kunci di setiap kamar dan kamera keamanan di lorong dan ruang publik. Staf selalu tersedia karena sebagian besar tinggal di asrama. Jika ada masalah, tanyakan saja. Untuk panas, mengubah suhu pada AC, tidak ada masalah. Untuk keras, ganti kamar, tidak masalah. Ingin menyewa e-bike, mereka tahu seorang pria, tidak masalah. Kehilangan kartu kunci Anda di pantai, dapatkan yang baru, tidak masalah. Pantai sekitar 5 menit berjalan kaki.

Lokasi yang sangat baik dan staf. Mandi bersih dan hangat dengan banyak shower gel dan rak untuk pakaian. Satu-satunya masalah adalah kebisingan dari sesama pelancong, berharap lain kali mereka dapat menawarkan penyumbat telinga.

Clean, convenient location, has a nice coffeeshop/common area downstairs, also there's some space to work on the laptop. Recommend for single travellers or group of friends.

My biggest issue with this hotel is that the bar under it is very noisy at night making it hard to sleep. The people would be loud as they were drunk until 2am. It is close to a street that has nice restaurants and the beach is also within walking distance. The hotel is really nicely located and the room was fantastic. I would stay again if the noise was better

This was the first hostel that I booked and found what they had on the website was the same physically. The service was good, and the receptionist in charge of the room allocation was helpful enough at all times. The facility was kept clean but what I found ridiculous was if you wanted to use the charger, you had to pay for it to have access. Am not sure about the food if they even had any because during my time there I was always eating out at the places I visited. I liked the fact that it was a few minutes walk to the beach.

One of the best hostels I've stayed at anywhere, hands down. Staff is super friendly, the coffee shop outside is a lovely place to work, the location is superb, and the bunks are comfortable. The bathrooms are really great for communal bathrooms. Will stay here again next time I'm in Sanya.

Very well equipped hostel that almost felt like a medium-high end hotel. Beds were comfortable and had curtains for privacy, lockers with automatic locks were provided and the owners were helpful. The absolute star of the show has to be the bathroom, with large shower rooms and separate, sit down toilets. Hands down the best bathroom I have seen in a Chinese hostel. The Location was also great, 3 minute walk to the beach (with amazing blue water) and right next to a major bus station with busses to every part of the city and some areas outside. very convenient for those who come to Sanya for swimming or sunbathing.

I highly recommend this place, great location and clean room

The location is the best asset this place has. I booked a single room with its own bathroom its on the second floor. The room was nicer than in the picture. However the name really should be 'Warzone' because this place sounds like a battlefield. Its INCREDIBLY noisy. People slam their doors so loud constantly that it sounds like bombs going off. I can't say if its the door mechanism or rust or something else that causes this, but I've checked and you don't have to make so much noise since from the inside you can close it quietly(nobody does though) but from the outside there is still too much of a loud sound. Your room shakes. I have never experienced something like this. From what I can tell there are a lot of staff that stay on site however they do absolutely nothing to control the people and noise. I've had to ask people twice You can walk in the front door since its never closed. They cared more about if I'm wearing their communal shoes, which I refused since they are too small and EVERYONE USES THE SAME SHOES, than the actual experience of people staying here. I wasn't told what they have available to offer. They have a restaurant and a bar for example or if they can help booking a trip or something. It's okay to be somewhat friendly, but its a business. I've stayed in many many hostels over the years but because of the noise I will never recommend this place if they value sleeping in peace. And its so dumb and shows a lack of care because soundproofing doors are really cheap. Also the bathrooms on the floors for shared rooms don't have entrance doors so you can hear literally everything that happens in there. Instead you will listen to evey single footstep and exploding doors until 4 or 5 am after which it usually quiets down until someone wakes up and starts the bombing again. It's very obvious that staff and management have accepted this noise and don't care. But if you care about that do not stay here.

Stayed for a total of 8 nights, Ideal location if you’re staying in Dadonghai, slap bang in the middle of some great bars and restaurants as well as being close to the beach. Very clean rooms and toilet/shower facilities and the staff were very helpful and friendly. Great place to stay, thanks!

This hostel is clean. It's not popular among foreigners anymore. Stuff is very nice and helpful, bed is comfortable, location is good.

I realized am not a backpacker, I couldn’t use the bathroom.

This was my third time to stay here, but it will be my last. Whilst the hostel is well located, as well as pretty clean and comfortable, the staff have just got progressively worse each time I’ve come here. The first time I stayed in 2018(before the hostel was refitted) there was a very friendly atmosphere and the woman working here was professional, polite and spoke good English. Now, you are lucky to get a single word(in English or Chinese) out of anyone working here, if you can even find someone; it’s usually pretty hard to tell as most of the staff seem to sit around doing nothing all day. The guy who checked me said literally two words to me when checking me in and then basically ignored my request for a lower bunk bed, without even checking to see if there was one available, which I’m sure there was, as the hostel was half empty. I just felt particularly unwelcome as a foreigner, which is so contrary to how I felt three years ago; I can only assume our custom is not wanted here.