Hotel near Yongdingmen and South Railway Station Area,Beijing
"After checking in, I noticed the room opposite had fantastic sunlight, so I thought about extending my stay and switching to that room. However, I ended up in a different room on that side. Luckily, it was during a renovation period, and I heard the noise 😂 so I immediately switched back to my original room. Honestly, I think the soundproofing at this Hanting is quite good already. I'm giving a good review mainly because of the thoughtful detail with the charging outlets. Seriously, everywhere you might sit down or need to charge something, there's an outlet! I even took a few photos, especially near the hairdryer (many hotels put their hairdryers in a bag, so you have to search for them), where there were extra charging ports. Service was very enthusiastic, from the front desk staff to the cleaning aunties. I also want to praise the four elevators – you really don't have to wait long (afterward, I went to another city and stayed at a Hanting with only one elevator, and waiting to go up and down took ages, which made me appreciate this Beijing South Station Hanting even more). There's more than one robot too, and food deliveries are brought to your room quickly once they reach the front desk! If your high-speed train arrives at South Station, Hanting is an excellent choice! (I showed it to my friend, and she even said she'd try newly opened Hantings whenever she travels from now on.)"
"Pros + New and clean + Good location, near Subway station and just a few minutes walk to Sanlitun + Good service + Robot delivery + Smart toilet is quite interesting + Smart room control system w Cons - The room is not sound proof. You can hear the neighbour rooms noise even you close the window. Conclusion : Good for those who prefer to stay near subway and Sanlitun but you may need to deal with your next door noises."
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