Narada Beijing Hotel

Family travel is strongly not recommended At the beginning of the check-in, the front desk told the room on the 5th floor that the elevator on the 3rd floor could not go up. I personally took him around the 3rd floor and finally went to the room after I couldn't stand it anymore and asked the cleaning staff. The various facilities of this hotel are scattered and it takes a long time to get anywhere. The room is in the name of parent-child care, but the hygiene is terrible. The bedsheets are full of hair and dust. The bathtub has to be re-painted by myself. The dolls are full of stains like they were picked up from a garbage dump. There are all kinds of debris on the slide, and the seams are full of black mud. It is obvious that it has never been cleaned. Parent-child activities, I went at 3 o'clock on Saturday but couldn't make an appointment. On Sunday, it is only open in the morning and closed in the afternoon. The children's playground and various exhibitions are all paid. It is incomparable to any hotel in the suburbs of Beijing. The breakfast was so bad that it felt like going to a newly developed mountain inn. At every point in the restaurant, the male waiter teased the female waiter early in the morning. There was really no requirement for the service status of the employees. The girl at the front desk didn't even put on makeup and kept frowning, which made people feel upset. After checking in, I wanted to leave and asked Ctrip for advice on whether I could get a refund. The hotel disagreed because it was my child's birthday, and we decorated the room, changed the sheets, and sent a cake. Ctrip customer service kept apologizing and asked for compensation. It was dark and the journey was not safe for more than an hour, so I compromised. The water temperature of the swimming pool is very low, and the paid hot spring is just a small pit. Forget it if your children want to play in the water During the period, two parents of two children had a fight and called the police. The lobby was filled with screams and only the police were coordinating. No one from the hotel was there to mediate and appease the guests. They just let the guests stop and watch. It was really rare. The only responsible person was to send me the cell phone holder I had forgotten, and the concierge helped me deliver the takeaway with a robot. This is a very ordinary conference hotel. I advise parents who want to take their children there for leisure to read the negative reviews carefully. Parents I met in various areas of the hotel were complaining and regretting their choice. Thanks again to Ctrip for comforting me.

In Xishan, this quiet resort hotel is very suitable for family travel with the elderly and children. The hotel has hot springs, swimming pools, paid VR experience halls and indoor playgrounds, which are very suitable for children. The hotel has many rich activities during the Spring Festival. The parent-child theme room we stayed in was clean and hygienic, and there were interactive exploration games. The hotel design was really thoughtful! The buffet restaurant has a good environment. There are indeed a lot of people during peak hours, but the food supply is still sufficient. Overall, I am very satisfied!