Where to Stay in Chizhou
Cheapest areas, hostel districts, and budget tips
Best Neighborhoods for Backpackers
Ranked by relevance for backpackers visiting Chizhou
Guichi District - Yangtze Riverfront (ζ± ε·εΈθ΄΅ζ± εΊζ±ζ»¨)
BudgetA developing area along the Yangtze River, offering pleasant riverside walks and modern conveniences.
- +Scenic river views and walking paths
- +Proximity to shopping and dining at Wanda Plaza
- +Generally less crowded than the city center
- -Still under development, some areas may be under construction
- -Fewer immediate tourist attractions
Chizhou City Center (θ΄΅ζ± εΊ)
BudgetThe bustling heart of Chizhou, offering a mix of urban amenities, local life, and historical sites.
- +Central location with easy access to attractions and transport
- +Wide variety of local restaurants and shops
- +Good public transport links
- -Can be noisy and crowded
- -Fewer green spaces compared to outskirts
Shitai Town (ζ± ε·εΈη³ε°εΏ)
Mid-rangeA gateway to natural beauty, offering a serene escape into mountains and rivers.
- +Stunning natural scenery, including mountains and lakes
- +Rich Buddhist culture due to proximity to Mount Jiuhua
- +Relatively quiet and peaceful atmosphere
- -Limited dining and entertainment options
- -Can feel isolated from the main city center
Daily Budget (Budget)
CNY 250/day
Hidden Gems in Chizhou
Lesser-known spots the locals love
Local Noodle Shops near Shuguang Road (ζε θ·―ιθΏηι’ι¦)
Venture into the local eateries near Shuguang Road for authentic Chizhou noodles. These small, unassuming shops serve up incredibly flavorful bowls that are a staple for residents and a true taste of local life.
Gongchen Bridge (ζ±θΎ°ζ‘₯)
FREEThis historic bridge offers a charming glimpse into old Chizhou, especially beautiful at sunset. It's a quiet spot perfect for a leisurely stroll and enjoying the local riverside atmosphere away from the bustling city center.
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Chizhou