Leyee Capsule Hostel (Hailiang Square)

It's an apartment turned into hostel by lining it with bunk beds - a concept popular in China. The hostel is unstaffed. You have to contact ahead for address and instructions. It takes a while so patience is key. There is a deposit of 100 yuan. Other reviewers say it's clean. I don't agree. The apartment I strayed at had 4 rooms, 18 beds in total, one bathroom, and a kitchen. One bathroom for 18 people means that sometimes you wait. They call them capsules but they are normal bunk beds with curtains. It was stuffy, but every bed has a small electric fan. The problem is that there is only one power socket next to the bed, so I had a choice: beat the heat or charge my phone. The location is good, just two metro stops from the railway station, and walking distance (2-3 km) from the old town area. Downstairs there're a supermarket, several restaurants, shops, which is very convenient.

Its feels like a home. No staffs there

Good value for price, but we had booked for 4 and they split us up into different rooms

Hostel might probably be a scam. At the given location, there aren’t any signs or other information on the supposed hostels location.

Not exactly a hostel, just an apartment full of beds. The location is great.

No staff there