Super 8 Hotel (Beijing You'anmen Outer Street)

The transportation is convenient, there are many restaurants around, and life is convenient!

Dirty, lots of bugs, the bathroom floor is lumpy, extending the room is more expensive than booking, but the advantages are cheap and close to the subway

I have stayed in a format hotel, and this is the worst experience. The escape passage on the third floor goes down to the first floor, and the door is locked. Climb back to the second floor, through the maze-like corridor, and another escape passage to the first floor. Someone lives here (I happened to be eating at the time), and I was told that this road was blocked and I needed to go back to the second floor. I really couldn't find the exit of the maze, so I could only take the elevator (a single small elevator) down to the first floor. I asked the girl at the front desk why the escape passage was locked. The answer was that it was for today's inspection. I was very confused. When I asked what kind of inspection it was, the girl just repeated that it was an inspection. Maybe the girl didn't understand the importance of the escape passage. I spent some time negotiating and explaining that the escape passage should be opened. The girl was still in a free state, to no avail. When I came back, the boss came out, not to explain, but directly complained that I was too troublesome: "You just stay, so troublesome" with a rude attitude. It seems that the boss should be knowledgeable and know that if he can't solve the problem, he will solve the person who raised the problem. Well, under the imperial city, the common people really shouldn't be nosy. Remind the travelers who want to stay here to choose carefully. Wish the travelers who are staying here, peace. ps: As a loyal user of Ctrip for more than 20 years, I hope Ctrip will do a good job of screening and not put such substandard hotels on the platform. It is not easy to cultivate a good brand.