Babylon Fashion Hotel (Zhongguancun Beijing)

The location is excellent, the hotel facilities are comprehensive, there are many restaurants nearby, and transportation is convenient.

The family room is perfect for a family trip. It has a 1.8-meter double bed and a 1-meter single bed, so sleeping isn't cramped. I especially want to praise the hotel's pillows; they're very comfortable and I slept really well – I might even consider buying one! 😄 The room was cleaned very well, and even with the window, it was quite quiet at night. The hotel has vending machines, which is convenient if you want to buy a drink late at night. There are many snack bars and restaurants nearby, making it easy to grab a meal. The front desk staff were efficient, too. Overall, it was a great experience and a good choice for family travel.

My stay at Babylon Fashion Hotel exceeded expectations. The room was very clean and comfortable. It had all the essential amenities, including a mini-fridge with complimentary drinks, which was a nice touch. The service was prompt and responsive. The location is also great, just a few minutes' walk to the subway station, making daily travel very convenient. Overall, it offers good value for money.

Every time I visit my boyfriend, I stay here. The transportation is convenient, the room is clean, and there are many great restaurants nearby. Highly recommended, it's excellent value for money.

Great hotel, this is my second time staying here. The location is excellent, with plenty of restaurants nearby.

The room was very clean and all the facilities were new. Plus, the service was excellent. I'll definitely book here again for my next stay.

If you're looking for a quiet stay, find another hotel. 🙂 **Location:** Very convenient, near Haidian Huangzhuang, Suzhou Street, and Xizhongguan. **Environment:** Decent. They offer coffee and drinks, which is a nice touch. **Soundproofing:** Out of all the hotels I've stayed at in Beijing, this one has the worst soundproofing. It felt like I was sleeping in a dormitory (I could hear the water running when the next-door neighbor turned on their tap). A group next door was playing drinking games until past 11 PM. I complained to the hotel, and it quieted down for less than an hour before they started arguing again. The man was trying to get the woman to go back with him, and she refused, insisting on staying there. They argued until past 12 AM. I called the front desk again to mediate. Then, before 6 AM, I was woken up again by the same group. At that point, I was ready to check out. What a frustrating way to spend a weekend! The hotel even had signs promoting reduced noise levels for the Gaokao (college entrance exam), and they don't even let delivery robots go upstairs. Logically, the owner's original intention for running the hotel should be good, but the soundproofing is definitely a result of cutting corners. **Hygiene:** Pretty average. The disposable slippers were dirty, the pillows were yellow, and the toilet was glued down… I booked a king room, but it was just two single beds pushed together… Overall, it's not worth the price.

The hotel isn't large, but it was spacious enough for three of us. Downstairs, there's Ziguan Garden, which was super convenient for breakfast and clearly popular with locals. We also had Cotti Coffee and McDonald's nearby, making a morning coffee really easy. It's a bit of a walk to the subway station, but manageable. However, the bathroom was a big letdown. The shower door had a gap at the bottom, so after every shower, the entire bathroom floor would be soaking wet. I was shocked on the first day, but it was late, so I didn't call housekeeping. On the second day, I was more careful with the water, and it was slightly better, but it still splashed out quite a lot.