“Good hotel not far from a metro line”

This hotel is not in the centre itself but a little to the west but it is on a main metro line in to the centre if needed. I was here for several days and though the service was OK although several of the staff seemed disinterested; some were very helpful and spoke pretty good English too. Breakfas… more

This hotel is not in the centre itself but a little to the west but it is on a main metro line in to the centre if needed. I was here for several days and though the service was OK although several of the staff seemed disinterested; some were very helpful and spoke pretty good English too. Breakfast was OK on the first day but I think they changed chef between days and was not so good for me as a westerner. My room was pretty good and free WiFi throughout. None of the air conditioning units in China seemed to work - is this a national thing to reduce power usage?

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“Good Beijing hotel”

Solid Chinese hotel. The rooms are nice and cleaned pretty well (same or better than most Chinese hotels I think). The restaurant is pretty good but a little pricey (try the baozi). The staff is friendly and there is usually someone nearby that speaks english, but not everyone. The location is o… more

Solid Chinese hotel. The rooms are nice and cleaned pretty well (same or better than most Chinese hotels I think). The restaurant is pretty good but a little pricey (try the baozi). The staff is friendly and there is usually someone nearby that speaks english, but not everyone. The location is ok. About a 10 minute walk from the nearest metro, and about 15 to 20 from the nearest Western style coffee shop. There is not a lot in terms of restaurants in the immediate vicinity, but quite a few if you don't mind walking a ways. As others mentioned, there were adverts for 'massage' slipped under the door every day (kind of like what you see in Vegas), which does concern me a bit about security, but I had no concerns other than that.

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