Romantic Hotels in Beijing, China

Most staff in this hotel spoke English and they understand foreigner problems because most our mobile dont work in China so they are helpful with it. Train station line 2 and 5 are right outside the hotel front door. Most popular street is 1 stop away from line 2 trainstation. Tiananmen are closeby but not too close, which is good. (Tips: do not stay way too close to Tiananmen coz the phone signal will not work, so will have so many problems using the phone) This hotel have their own Termal spring water system, so its good for spa after whole day walking. Only down side is there is no air conditioning in the rooms but the receptionist provided me a fan, so it no big issue.

Comfortable stay with helpful staff. Lobby Manager 佟经理 is friendly & helpful, provided guide to activities in within town & helping us in the check in & check out processes. Hotel staff responded quickly to all the request even though it’s midnight hour. Will definitely visit to this hotel again!

Overall nice hotel with a great location on the side of Sanlitun. There are a lot of restaurants in the vicinity as well as great shopping options that are fun to explore. Also you walk like 20mins to get to the club area near the other side of the stadium and you can have a lot of great evenings there. We liked our stay and the room had a mini bar and snacks that were restocked daily for free, also comfortable bed and a nice bathroom. The ambient light is super nice and you can change it to a lot of colors.

Good location near the entrance of Gubei Water Town. Bought the hotel package with breakfast and complimentary tickets to hot spring and ticket entrance to Gubei town. Beautiful room with good choices of breakfast. Swimming pool looks good but the ladies shower head and sprinkler needs to be repaired and have shower curtain for more privacy. There should be an attendant in locker room to assist in sauna, jacuzzi and heater room. There is only one hair dryer. In addition there is no lifeguard nor anyone to tell that the swimming tube needs to pay rmb 20 each (I can't read Chinese) even though a man that appeared suddenly from nowhere at swimming pool told me much later about it. Overall, it's a good experience.

We had a great stay here; it is located in a nice Hutong area close to the center, close to the Lama Temple, Confucius temple and close to the metro (12 minute walk through the hutong). Good service, room felt big, it was clean, nice atmosphere in the hotel. Luggage storage possible.

The room is large, clean and comfortable. There is a refrigerator, microwave and induction cooker, all of which are good and can be used. There is also a balcony. It is floor heating and air conditioning, so you don't have to worry about the cold in winter. The boss is very good and gave me a hot pack. I survived the New Year's Eve mainly by relying on the hot pack. I didn't expect Gubei Water Town to be so cold. In terms of cost performance, it is a good place to live. The entrance to Gubei is at the entrance of the community, and there is a Lawson convenience store at the entrance of the community. There are also several small supermarkets in the community. You can also consider living here on weekdays. The boss picks up and drops off the parking lot to and from the community for free, so you don't have to worry about parking your car far away. You don't need to spend money to take the shuttle bus of Gubei Water Town. Just contact the boss and wait for him to pick you up. Our room includes breakfast. When the boss brought it, we fell asleep. You didn't hear the knocking or the phone call. The breakfast was very rich, with eggs, porridge, pickles, fried dough sticks, and cold dishes.

Impressive looking building from the outside but a really slow check in. They had 4-5 staff members yet everything took longer than I’d expect. The room was basic and, for the price, underwhelming. In addition, the walls are marked and scuffed. One part of the wall had food stains. The carpet is stained. When we went to go to bed we found the linen was dirty. There were stains on both the duvet and the bed sheet! We called down for reception and they said sorry then sent a maid to change the duvet. I felt like good customer service would include at least having someone from customer service/reception come to check on us and the room, or calling us to check, or making a note to ask at check out. No follow up. Apart from this the room is a good size and felt spacious with a desk, sofa and large double bed. The bathroom also had 2 sinks and ample space for your things. The cupboards were also large with lots of hangers etc. There is a full ironing board. I was disappointed for the price (over ¥2000 a night) that even their basic rooms don’t have a coffee machine (like Nespresso etc). This seems to be standard in most hotels at this price range these days. Just instant coffee. As part of the price, the hotel included “free mini bar” which was just 1 can of coke, sprite and Fanta. All full sugar, no zero/diet. Only one side of the bed has plug socks for charging. Otherwise, there is a socket under the desk. The slippers constantly stuck to the tiled floor area which meant squeaky/sticky sounds as you walk around. I’m not sure if it was just the slippers or the floor coating but it was pretty irritating. The breakfast was good with a range of choices including pancakes, waffles, different types of bread, omelette/egg station, noodles, porridge etc as well as fried vegetables, salad, fruit and sausages etc. Lots of coffee machines dotted around the canteen. Location good if you want to go to the lake area and surrounds. There isn’t much walkable so to really take advantage you need a car , either a Didi or your own. You can rent bikes but anyone serious brings their own and cycles round the area. There are local restaurants about 1-2k away which is walkable. We had some ok local food for a good price. Disappointed not to find a modern cafe anywhere nearby, including the hotel. The coffee in the hotel was only the push button kind, like at breakfast buffets. No real cafe. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend the hotel and wouldn’t go back.

The room is very good, spacious and clean, especially the furniture. I like the recycled solid wood. The service is very thoughtful and fruits are provided. The restaurant downstairs is delicious and there is a takeaway option to take it to the room, which is very good. The internet speed in the room is quite good, and the desk and chair are also suitable for office work. The lake view outside the window is very comfortable. There is a little dust on the glass, but it is not a big deal.

Good location for access to the city and lots of good places to eat withing walking distance. Staff were ok, apart from the lady at the front desk who barked at me when I arrived, demanding payment 'You pay, you pay' without even checking that I had already prepaid - She did apologise later, but as they say, first impressions count. The room was ok, quite worn compared with the pictures on the Trip.com website, which are not representative of the condition of the hotel, which is now quite bad, but the biggest let down was the Sky Garden, which was one of the primary reasons I booked the hotel - Please see the pictures included with this review and compare them with those on the Trip.com page - The Sky Garden was actually a rooftop dump! In the UK this is classified as false advertising and illegal. The furniture was broken, rubbish everywhere and even washing hanging out. Since the weather was very good, I was hoping to sit out and enjoy the sky garden, but this was not possible. When I asked about going to the Sky Garden, the staff were not even embarrassed to direct me to it! Hotel not worth the money and better places to stay

Very affordable accommodation. The room and bathroom were clean. However, finding the building was a challenge for us as we do not speak Chinese. It would be helpful if a photo of the meeting spot could be provided for future foreign travelers to avoid similar difficulties. Other than that, a cost effective choice.