Hotels in Tanzhe Temple, Miaofeng Mountain Scenic Spot, Beijing

The hotel's location, cleanliness, and ambiance were all impeccable. The only downside was the service. If it weren't for a kind female staff member during checkout, my service rating would have been zero. When I checked in around 9 AM, the front desk staff were completely unresponsive to my questions. There were two of them, and neither paid any attention to me. This was a stark contrast to the excellent service I've experienced at other Ji Hotel branches.

The overall hot spring experience was decent, but the accommodation and dining details significantly lowered my impression. The bedside lamp control button still emitted a strong light even when turned off, which was blinding at night and severely affected my sleep. Also, the room was very dry; I suggest installing a humidifier. In the early morning, around 7 or 8 am, there was noticeable noise from the surroundings, and having not slept well already, I was woken up early. Even worse, the beef served at breakfast was sour, indicating a freshness issue with the ingredients. I hope the hotel can quickly optimize the lighting design, enhance soundproofing measures, and strictly control the quality of the food.

My top choice for business trips! The hotel's location is excellent, right near the subway station, making both meetings and getting around very efficient. The room was quiet and tidy, with a spacious and comfortable workspace and stable, fast internet – perfectly meeting all my work needs. The business center offers professional services, quickly handling all my printing and copying requirements. As for dining, the breakfast was abundant, and both the taste and quality were great. The staff were highly professional and provided thoughtful service without being intrusive, which made my business trip much smoother. Definitely a five-star rating; I'll continue to choose this hotel for future business travel!

As an express hotel under InterContinental, it's really good. Since I was traveling with my child, I made a request during check-in, and the young man at the front desk spent quite some time helping me sort it out. I'm very grateful. The room facilities are better than typical express hotels. What's especially great is the full-length mirror; many express hotels nowadays only have a vanity mirror in the bathroom. The breakfast has a coffee machine and a decent variety of food. Before leaving, you just scan the QR code at the front desk and enter your license plate number for free parking. The parking lot isn't huge, but it's sufficient, and there's almost no one parked on the south side of the building. From the room, you can see Shijingshan on the opposite side, as well as Shougang's blast furnaces. Actually, there's also a Holiday Inn inside Shougang, which I originally booked, but I canceled it due to parking issues – not only was it more expensive, but it seemed like a hassle.

I've stayed here so many times now that I'm completely used to it, and I really don't want to switch hotels. Even though the prices went up a bit for the summer, I still don't want to change; I just hope the rates go back to what they were before summer. Everything else is excellent. The breakfast is really good, even though it gets busy, I still think it's delicious. The location is convenient, close to the subway, and the surrounding area is clean and quiet. They even upgraded my room type. All in all, it's a great place.

In this hotel, besides eating, I can stay in the hotel all day and read books. It is a one-way space theme hotel, half of which is vinyl theme and half of which is book theme. There are books in the room, corridor, and underground reading space. You can almost always find books at your fingertips. And you can be assured of the book selection at One-way. The coffee beans in the reading space are said to be Berrybean beans, and they taste really good. Across the road is the Tan Valley Slow Flash Park and community business. Downstairs is a bicycle shop and a cafe. Highly recommended. The only thing is that the room is a little small. It should be a hotel converted from a townhouse, but it is very exquisite.

Wow, the rooms here are really great! Not only are they super clean and tidy, but the windows are also huge, letting in tons of natural light. Plus, all the staff are incredibly warm and welcoming, which made me feel very comfortable. The location is also good, very convenient for getting around, so I had no worries about transportation.

This hotel is in a good location, very close to Shougangyuan, next to the Tianjie Shopping Mall, eating and shopping with the baby. The front desk helped to upgrade the room type, the whole house is smart, and the robot helps to send items. The view of the room is also very good, and you can see the scenery when you lie down. The breakfast taste is online, the matching is very suitable, and the overall stay experience is full.

I visited Beijing during the winter break to see a friend. The room offered incredible value for money; the price was low, but the quality felt like a star-rated hotel. The lobby had a wide variety of books available for guests to borrow, and the toiletries and slippers in the room were very comfortable – even more so than those in some well-known brand hotels I've stayed at before. Watching movies on the large projection screen was a fantastic experience, and the room even came with a fully automatic washing machine, which is much more convenient than a typical hotel's communal laundry room. Highly recommend!

The hotel boasts a prime location, just a 2-minute walk from the scenic area entrance. Tickets are included, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is very quiet. There's a singing bowl activity at 6 PM. Overall, highly recommended. However, the facilities are indeed somewhat lacking and hopefully can be improved. 1. The room furniture is completely unsuitable in size, taking up a lot of space, but over 80% of it is useless, making the aisles narrow and leaving no room for luggage. I really don't know if the person who ordered the furniture didn't take measurements or had no concept of room layout; the space design is a complete failure. 2. The shower and toilet are in the same area in the bathroom, and the shower area is right outside the bathroom door. This means that if you take a shower, the entire space will get wet, and then you have to wade through water to use the toilet. This design is simply ridiculous! 3. The hotel's paper towels are of very poor quality. Could they consider using the cost of those cheap disposable combs on better quality paper towels? And there was no moisturizing lotion.