4-Star Hotels in Beijing

I stayed here during my trip to Beijing and really liked it. The subway station is super close, and there are two malls nearby, super convenient. Also very easy to get to tourist attractions like National Art Museum, Beihai Park and Nanluoguxiang. Breakfast was the best part. Lots of choices and pretty healthy too. I would consider staying here again next time I’m in Beijing.

My stay was fantastic! It's super convenient for getting around – the subway is right downstairs, and taxis are easy to catch. The hotel has a simple yet elegant design. The front desk staff, Zhiwen and Jiaobei, were incredibly warm and welcoming. My room had a great atmosphere, the mattress was really comfortable, and the bathroom was spotless. All the staff were very professional and excellent at handling any issues, providing prompt service to guests. They really added a lot to my trip.

Before check-in, the hotel called me multiple times to confirm my taxi arrangements, room setup, and travel plans – so thoughtful! Since it's located in a *hutong* (alleyway), if you have a lot of luggage, you can ask the front desk to meet you at the roadside. It might be a bit tricky to find the first time, but after that, it's easy. There are often people taking photos in the lobby, which is quite amusing. In the *hutong*, you'll see authentic local elderly residents going about their daily lives, which gives it a very down-to-earth feel. The room was very quiet, and sometimes you could spot cats strolling on the rooftop. It was a truly unique experience.

The room was clean, quiet, tidy, and comfortable with complete facilities. Free parking was a huge plus. The front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic and helpful, assisting with luggage and generally fulfilling every request. We were very satisfied and would definitely choose this hotel again for its excellent value for money.

The hotel has warm service, clean and tidy, and a superior location, which makes it very convenient to go to the Old Summer Palace and the Summer Palace. The hotel staff is warm and helpful, and the room price is very affordable, with high cost performance! You can also write the word ”Fu” when you check in on the first day of the Chinese New Year, and paste it on the door yourself, which makes you feel the New Year's atmosphere when you are away from home

Our overall stay was perfect, we were thoroughly satisfied with everything. The hotel's location is excellent, close to a shopping district and the subway, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and finding food. The front desk staff were gentle and professional, and even proactively offered tips for local sightseeing. Room hygiene was impeccable, the entire room was spotless, and the bathroom with its separate wet and dry areas was clean and odor-free. The toiletries were comprehensive and of good quality. The mattress was just right in terms of firmness, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a great night's sleep. Public areas were clean and tidy, and the self-service laundry and other facilities were well-maintained and easy to use. The service throughout was thoughtful and unobtrusive. It offers incredible value for money, making it suitable for both business trips and leisure travel. I wholeheartedly recommend it, and it will be our first choice next time we visit!

After comparing several hotels in the same price range, I chose Zǐlóng Gardens. I'd also looked at their usual rates, and it seemed a bit pricier then, but booking it in advance for a holiday trip was definitely a steal. **Stay:** For the same price, other places offer rooms under 30 square meters, but Zǐlóng Gardens gives you 50 square meters. It's nestled in a hutong, offering a quiet escape in the midst of the bustling city. It's actually the former residence of Prince Taò, who was an advisor to the People's Liberation Army's equestrian administration. We opted for the family room, which even had a small balcony with a view. The room had a great wet/dry separation in the bathroom, so washing up wasn't cramped at all. **Food:** The mini-fridge was stocked with complimentary drinks (mineral water, Coke, Sprite, beer), and they'd replenish it anytime. Although the restaurant isn't huge, the food is incredibly fresh, with different dishes every day. I initially thought breakfast wasn't included, but it turned out to be free! From 11 AM to 11 PM, they offer afternoon tea with chef-prepared dishes like wontons and Zhajiangmian, all completely free of charge. You can even take fruit back to your room. The 'Sìyuè Hétún' restaurant on the first floor also had good prices and flavors; no reservations needed for their fugu or roast duck. **Getting Around:** It's very close to Nanluoguxiang, the National Art Museum of China, Wangfujing, and Longfu Temple. The subway station is about a 10-minute walk, but I mostly used taxis, which made getting around super convenient. **Service:** The hotel staff's service was impeccable. Finally, although check-out was officially at 12 PM, they were fine with us leaving at 2 PM, and even gave us a farewell gift. Overall, it was a truly satisfying stay. Our 5-day, 4-night trip during Chinese New Year was a fantastic family experience and definitely enhanced our vacation.

The room was great, and I loved that food deliveries could be brought right to my door by a robot. The location is super convenient, with popular spots like Siji Minfu and Grandpa's Tea right downstairs. It's also not far from the shopping mall. I was really happy with this last-minute booking.

First time choosing this hotel and I was very pleasantly surprised! The service was excellent, facilities were complete, and parking was convenient (a big plus). For a short trip, it's more convenient and cheaper than parking at the airport. The shuttle runs every half hour and it's only a 3-minute ride. There are also plenty of places to eat and drink nearby (including a convenience store). I didn't take any photos of the hotel, so I've just included some from my trip instead.

I had a lovely 6 night stay. The hotel is conveniently located once the hotel is found as other reviews may have mentioned. The building is not labelled Jialong but Man Xin, check in around the corner from the building labelled Jialong . And if taking the metro, remembering to exit at E from the #6 /#2 line, it will get you closer to the hotel. When I first arrived, my room smelled heavily of cigarettes, I almost thought it was coming from the ventilation. I remedied it myself with an air freshener after I was told my room could not be changed. I've experienced a bit more empathy from other China hotels I've stayed in seeing I did book a non smoking room but after a couple days the cigarette smell was less. Other than that, the room was spacious, clean and comfortable. I had an atrium view which offered large windows into the dining area of the breakfast buffet so I kept the curtains closed. Still good value for the great location. I enjoyed the breakfast buffet, take not le that more items become available closer to 7am but a good variety nonetheless. I enjoyed all the Chinese food options and didn't care much for the western food (some bread and cereal). I've recently gone vegetarian and found it perfect, there were so many varieties of veggies. I felt they offered Chinese food on the healthy side. They also offered a variety of coffee, tea and juices. Laundry and gym facilities were good too. I enjoyed my stay overall.