Hotels in Shangdi and Zhonguancun Area, Beijing

This Hanting Hotel is brand new, with a great environment and all facilities sparkling. It's rare to find such a well-designed room layout in hotels I've stayed at – no unnecessary frills, just neat, clean, and efficient use of space. I especially want to commend the sink in the room. Everyone knows that countertop sinks tend to splash water, but very few hotels bother to improve the sink's design. This Hanting Hotel, however, has a sloped sink that prevents splashing, which also significantly eases the burden on the cleaning staff.

The room was clean and tidy, and the front desk staff were very friendly. The hotel breakfast offered a wide variety of nutritious options. There are many attractions nearby, such as the Summer Palace, Old Summer Palace, and the Bird's Nest stadium. Several universities like Tsinghua, Peking, Beihang, Beijing Language and Culture University, and Beijing Forestry University are also in the vicinity. Additionally, the Wudaokou Shopping Center is conveniently located nearby.

The hygiene was excellent, the room had no strange odors, the bedding was neat, and the soundproofing was good, so I had a great night's sleep. The front desk service was warm and friendly, and it's super good value for money!

Excellent hotel . near to subway station and surrounded by many restaurants. the staffs are so courteous and good service. I will stay here again when I back in Beijing someday :)

This is my umpteenth time staying here. Whenever I come to Beijing to see my child, I always choose this place. The environment is clean, the location is quiet yet central, and it's right next to a large shopping mall with everything you need for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Most importantly, the service is excellent, making you feel right at home.

The soundproofing was terrible. They put me in a room at the very end of the hall, which was tiny and didn't seem like the one I booked. There was a washing machine right outside my door, and people were doing laundry very loudly late into the night. I called the front desk, and they said all the right things but did nothing. I don't understand why it's so hard to set up a proper laundry room. Having a washing machine in the hallway for guests to use is unacceptable, how can anyone sleep? Plus, there was a constant noise, possibly from a ventilation duct or something. The two noises together were unbearable. I finally demanded a room change, and only then was I able to get some comfortable rest.

I stayed in a windowless room. First, the good points. The room was small but cozy, clean, tidy, and odorless. The hotel is newly renovated, but there was no renovation smell. It's close to the subway station, and there are many convenient dining options downstairs. Nearby is a neighborhood called Shuangyushu, which is a very pleasant residential area. To dry my towel, I even slept with the bathroom door open every night, and there was still no odor. Both the front desk staff and cleaning staff were very good. The hotel's soundproofing was generally decent, above average, much better than budget hotels. And because the hotel is relatively small, there aren't many rooms on each floor, so even though there's some noise from guests coming and going, the overall number of people is small, so I slept well. The pillows were quite comfortable. Now for the downsides and things to note. I chose a windowless room to save money. For people who aren't sensitive to smells, I think just leaving the central air conditioning on all night would be fine. However, on the first night, I distinctly smelled smoke from another room that seeped into mine. So, if you're sensitive to smells, it's worth paying a bit more for a room with a window. I was a bit uncomfortable on the first night, but it got much better after that smoker left. Also, there's no elevator. The stairs aren't like fire escape stairs; they're normal hotel indoor stairs, very close to the rooms, clean, and not steep. Since the hotel is only four floors high, it's acceptable if you don't have too much luggage. I recommend avoiding the second floor because the access control for the stairs is located there, and you'll hear beeping sounds in the morning and evening when people use it. Regarding other reviews mentioning itchy sheets and hair on hotel amenities, yes, those were present. However, my skin wasn't overly sensitive, just occasionally a little itchy, which was generally acceptable. I'm not sure why many of the bedsheets had loose threads... And as for hair, there wasn't a lot during my stay, possibly because I used my own bath towel. Overall, for this area in Haidian where space is at a premium, this stay exceeded my expectations, and I slept quite well. If I had a choice, I would definitely not stay in Haidian, haha. (The pictures blurred out my clothes)

The transportation around here is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to the subway station. The room cleaning is meticulous and thorough, and the free laundry room is always available. A fridge and water dispenser are standard. The service is thoughtful and not perfunctory.

Soundproofing is OK, maybe no one is noisy at night hahahaha The room is a bit small, there is no heating, and the central air conditioning heating is not good, but now this temperature does not need heating. The water flow in the shower is a bit small. Although the water temperature can be adjusted, the highest temperature is also a bit low. Then I just left and found a cold hahahaha 😂 The front desk is very good and the cleaning aunt is also very good. I accidentally sprinkled the water on the bed, and then the aunt quickly changed it for me! 👍

This time I stayed in an upgraded room, and the experience was absolutely fantastic! 🛏️ The bedding was soft and breathable, the bathroom was clean and hygienic, and the staff were incredibly nice. They even thoughtfully prepared some snacks for us. The price was great, and the location was good too – amazing value for money! 👍