Homeinn Plus Properties in Beijing

The room isn't big, but it's neat and clean with full amenities, making for a comfortable stay. The price was reasonable, and there are many small restaurants downstairs, so finding food isn't an issue. It's very convenient for staying near the airport.

I loved this hotel very much. It is only a 5-minute walk to the metro and is conveniently located near Ginza Mall, which made buying groceries and snack souvenirs super easy. There are also plenty of food options nearby. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The daily free laundry service is a huge plus. We didn’t need to bring much clothing while travelling. The free soy milk and coffee were wonderful too, especially during winter. I would especially like to thank Xiao Ying (I hope I got the name right) for her kind service. She knew I had to leave for the airport around 3pm and was kind enough to extend my check-out time so I could have a proper shower before my flight. I truly appreciate it. Thank you for the great stay!

This hotel is incredibly close to the subway station, making getting around super convenient. It's the most convenient hotel I've stayed at in Beijing recently. The service is excellent, and the rooms are very clean. It's also really close to the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. A fantastic stay overall!

On a normal day, it's a great deal for just over 200 yuan, and it's very clean. There are two Home Inns near Changping Subway Station, so make sure you don't go to the wrong one! There's a Home Inn Select and a Home Inn Neo. I've stayed at both, and they're both good, but this one (the Select) has slightly more spacious rooms than the Neo.

This room is absolutely fantastic! It's super clean and tidy, making it a really comfortable stay. 👌 The facilities are great too, and the service attitude is excellent. I highly recommend it to everyone!

The place is at a nice location right beside a metro station, it was super convenient for us to go here and there, the rooms need a bit care, and I guess it a smoking hotel even though it is not, because I see many people just smoking in corridors and even in their rooms... and the coffee machine at the entrance doesn't work, ladies at the front desk is friendly, super helpful and understanding. But the kitchen chef is not so friendly he was rude also the stuff who stand with him was not very helpful, first day I tried to sit and have my breakfast there someone rude came and took our sit and started yelling at me saying I was first blah blah... which I didn't like it at all. If you doesn't mind the other rude smoking all around costumer and old hotel room it is not bad place to stay short term only. Breakfast was so so. Not something wow. Better order without breakfast and buy it from outside. 7/11 just across the street and there is pizza hut, kfc is around the corner. For the breakfast you have choices like egg, bread, something to make salad by yourself and of course chinese food too. Such as fried meat with cabbage and noodle. Not enough option for western style. Just bread, jam, coffee butter that's it. In general the hotel is old and smoking smell everywhere. But not bad to stay short term.

I stayed for four or five nights, so I feel qualified to give a comprehensive review. Pros: + Great value for money and excellent location, just a 7-minute walk from the subway station. + Service is generally good; they're quick to respond and accommodating. There was one operator whose attitude and professionalism were a bit lacking, but the other front desk staff, lobby manager, and cleaning aunties were all very friendly and enthusiastic. + The room was spacious and got plenty of sunlight. Cons: - Soundproofing isn't great. Cars going in and out of the adjacent building at night were a bit noisy. - It's very close to the building next door; if you open the curtains, you're looking directly into someone else's window. So, for privacy, the curtains had to stay closed all the time. - The facilities are relatively old, and there were some odd smells in parts of the room (a faint urine smell in a corner of the desk). - The Wi-Fi was completely unusable; even when connected, there was no internet. Overall, for Beijing, where space is at a premium, this place offers pretty good value. The service is genuinely good, and it's convenient for visiting various attractions. If you don't mind the issues mentioned above, it's worth considering.

The location is great, right next to Zhangzizhong Road subway station. It's also very close to popular spots like Nanluoguxiang, the National Art Museum, and the Forbidden City. This 'Rujia' (Home Inn) is a bit different from the usual; it seems newly renovated and pretty good. However, the room type I stayed in was facing the street, so it was a bit noisy at night. The soundproofing wasn't particularly good either. There was also an issue with the bedding; I broke out in a rash on my feet while sleeping, or maybe I got bitten – I was itching for a long time before I finally fell asleep. Overall, though, for Beijing, the value for money is definitely excellent.

1. The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient to get around, right within the West 2nd Ring Road. 2. The staff at the front desk, both the young men and women, were incredibly helpful. We stayed for five days, and since food delivery wasn't convenient, they brought our orders up to our room every time. Their service attitude was outstanding. 3. The room itself was clean and tidy, and the cleaning staff came to tidy up every day. I highly recommend staying here! 👍

The hotel is very close to Beijing South Railway Station, within walking distance. The room was clean and tidy, and the front desk staff kindly allowed us a late check-out until 2 PM. It was a very pleasant stay.