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Hotel is new and room is very clean. The room is exactly like what they described . Service is good as well.They use robot to send meal we ordered from *******. Downstairs laundry is superb. Location is good . 10 mins walk to Chaoyang Joy city . Very convenient. Receptionist and cleaning lady is very friendly. As a family of 4, it’s not easy to find one room to accommodate us. We get a suite here. The only downside is it’s too far from lift but we have no choice as they only have one suite in the hotel. Except this, everything else is good . We will definitely book it again when we next time visit BeiJing

Staying in Hanting Room 137 was a great experience! The room's cleanliness is commendable; it was generally clean and fresh. The bedding was comfortable, and the bathroom was meticulously cleaned with no unpleasant odors. The staff were friendly and provided thoughtful and attentive service, responding quickly to requests. The overall environment was quiet, making for a peaceful stay. It's very suitable for business trips or travel, and I recommend it to everyone. I'll definitely choose this place again next time.

We only spent one night in the room, but the experience was good. The room was clean, there were plenty of towels, two pairs of slippers, and plenty of pillows. The bathroom had all the necessary accessories. We liked everything. The room didn't have a window, but we didn't really need one. The air conditioning and huge TV worked great. We were happy with everything.

Passing through Beijing for a business trip, I just booked a cheap place for myself, and I didn't expect it to be such great value for money! For just over a hundred yuan, I got to stay in such a good hotel in Beijing! It's fantastic value for money for those who want to save some cash 👍🏻

Clean and hygienic, no strange odors. The double-layered hollow glass windows effectively block noise and insulate heat, making it very quiet. Rongbaozhai and Liulichang Street are nearby. There's an in-house restaurant on the first floor serving Ningxia lamb; a bowl of lamb stir-fried noodles for lunch is truly authentic. Breakfast is just average. The four-story building has no elevator, so be prepared to climb stairs.

I have been staying in this hotel since I came back a few years ago. It is very humane and upgraded me to a standard room on a high floor for free. I asked for a few more pairs of slippers, and they were given to me the day before yesterday. The price-performance ratio is very high. I will stay here again next time.

I had a decent stay but I experienced two major problems with this hotel. The first was right at the start after I arrived at 4.30pm (checkin is from 2pm) and was told the only available room had a plumbing issue and was asked if I wanted to leave my stuff and come back. Obviously after just having arrived in Beijing after a long train ride from another city and a long subway ride, I wanted to check into a room and change first, so I said I could wait until the room was ready. The floor was wet due to a leaking bathroom faucet and afterwards a repairman came to fix it. The second issue was noisy staff who were loud in the mornings and evenings, which impacted me as my room was on the ground floor. This is despite the hotel being small and not particularly busy. On my final morning (I stayed there 4 nights), the staff were really noisy from 7.30am and remained so for at least half an hour. It didn't even sound like there was any problem or argument, they were just being loud and disruptive, which is unprofessional. There's also a minor issue in which the hotel address number on Trip.com and the number on the front door do not match up. I had an issue finding this hotel though I accidentally found it when I walked into it and asked a staff about my hotel address (she looked at it and said ”this is it!”). My room, after the faucet issue was fixed, was decent and comfortable. The location is good, being a few minutes away from Dongsi station and a large Wu-mart supermarket and Longfu Temple mall.

An established, state-run style hotel, conveniently located near the subway and major attractions. It offers the best of both worlds: the tranquility of the hutongs and the convenience of being close to scenic spots.

The hotel's hygiene wasn't great, especially the bathroom. The overall environment had an unpleasant smell, not fresh at all. Plus, the water pressure at the sink was incredibly weak, so much so that I didn't even bother brushing my teeth. The location, however, was very good, and the front desk service was excellent.

This hotel offers the best value for money in the area; other hotels nearby cost 400-500 yuan and have smaller rooms. The location is excellent, very close to Dongzhimen and Yonghegong Temple, with plenty of dining options nearby. We arrived at 10 PM and were given complimentary roasted sweet potatoes, and they even upgraded our room! The room was spacious, featuring a massage chair and a bathtub. We are very satisfied!