Ruishi Hotel Beijing Overseas Chinese Building.

The biggest advantage: It is only 50 meters away from the subway station. ▲I am not exaggerating. This hotel is really attractive to me who has been running around in Beijing. When I first chose the hotel, I chose it just because it is close to the subway. But after staying there, I was very satisfied. Price: Stayed in a room with a view Location: The hotel is 50 meters from Exit D of Line 8 China Art Museum Station. To: The Forbidden City is about 2 kilometers away and it is most convenient to go there by bicycle. To: Jingshan Park and Beihai Park, 3 bus stops. You can walk or ride a bike, about 2 kilometers. To: Shichahai, 2 subway stops, Shichahai is also on Metro Line 8. To: Lama Temple, 3 subway stops. To: Beijing Zoo, 6 subway stops. Restaurant: Breakfast is on the first floor, and costs HKD168 per order. The food is very rich (see Figures 6-10). There is Chinese food, salad, bread, etc., and the taste is also good. Facilities and Services: The hotel is newly renovated in a modern style. The public areas have an artistic atmosphere and the rooms have many clever design ideas: moss and green plants on the tables, and speakers. There is an old-fashioned telephone in the elevator lobby, and the hand cream is O'Luo's Grapefruit. The gym and swimming pool are on the 5th floor and are very clean. The service was also very good. We stayed for two nights in total. The bathtub in the room we stayed in on the first day was built-in, and the bathroom space could not be completely enclosed. It felt very awkward. I called the hotel front desk and they immediately sent staff to change the room. (You can see the difference in the bathtub in Figures 4 and 5) Sleeping environment: Fully automatic blackout roller blinds, no light at all, and a soft goose down quilt, perfect for sleeping.