Beijing Hotel NUO

Finally came to live in this century-old historical building for one night. It's amazing! The first is the service attitude. This is what worries me the most at the beginning (because I seem to be a completely poor student...) But in fact, all the service staff are very warm and friendly! And because of the recent epidemic, there are very few people in the hotel. Many waiters serve me alone, and I feel like the owner of this house! Then there are the facilities in the room. Although it is indeed retro style, it is not very "old"! The facilities are generally European and classical. The double basin in the bathroom is convenient for two people to use at the same time. This one with a faucet next to the toilet is even more like I only saw it when I went to Europe to play! Finally, we must exaggerate the scenery outside the window. Facing the busy traffic on Chang'an Avenue for half an afternoon, I seemed to have a new understanding of life!

It's really good. I stayed at 6401 for two consecutive weeks, and it can be considered the best hotel I have ever stayed in. The hotel staff is very friendly, without any flaws, and perfect service 24 hours a day (I often have to stay up late for exams, and I really call on call at three o'clock at night). It is indeed the oldest, most luxurious and highest standard hotel in Beijing. The hotel is very traditional. The three Beijing hotels are connected together. Nuo Jin is the oldest one. When I went there, I had an exhibition and learned about the history. Many hotel service staff have familiar Beijing accents, which generally give people the impression that Beijingers do not have a very strong sense of service, but this time it was really good beyond my expectation. Stairs The elevator building is very handsome. The stairs are very wide and stylish. There are carpets on them. I live on the fourth floor and I must take the stairs every time I come down. Directly outside the window on Chang'an Avenue, looking west from my room, you can directly see the National Museum and the Great Hall of the People. It’s very traditional, it’s my dish. The hotel doesn’t feel disrepaired for a long time. While luxurious, the traditional details are well preserved. There are two toilets in the big toilet. I have seen it, and it seems to be the way people in the 19th century before the emergence of smart toilets. I have seen it for a long time. It satisfies my dream of traveling back to the beginning of the 20th century (but to be honest, although it is a suite, there is no need to have two A bathroom, hahaha, one of them is connected to a sink). The hotel corridor is made of wooden floors. The thick carpets on it feel good on the feet. Then the wooden floor has the feeling of walking on wooden buildings, but it will be a little bit noisy. I really feel it, I love it. I've always wanted to come in since I was a child on Chang'an Street, and it's better than I thought. But friends who like modern technology can go to the VIP building that has just been renovated on the side, and the price is more than twice as expensive. The curtains are a bit old and not easy to draw, but don’t worry that the hotel has a bed-making service at night, which will help you draw the curtains when you go out during dinner time. The only catch is that I cleaned the room at four o’clock on August 13th. I came back at ten o’clock and didn’t clean it. Sometimes I didn’t change the quilt but flattened it. I used one of the two bathrobes. It was hung up directly without replacing it with a new one. *Hotel slippers are not one of the best slippers I have worn (but they will be squashed after wearing for a long time, I hope the hotel will be cleaned every day to change a pair) and the only hotel I have ever stayed in or noticed that gives face cream *The hotel requires a deposit of 500 a day. I feel that it is a bit too much. Normally, it costs 7000 and the room rate is more. But the hotel staff is very good. After discussing it, I gave me some reductions. *A big pity is that the swimming pool is closed because of the epidemic and can't go *I feel that if I want to live in an old room, I have to book a suite, and there is a new building behind it. Ask me about the best hotel. Anyway, my business is the old building in the early twentieth century. Happy! *Recently, there are no guests in the epidemic hotel. I feel that the hotel only serves a few of us. I basically never see a guest every time I go up and downstairs. I feel that half of the hotel is surrounding me. I went there for breakfast that day. From the time the breakfast was opened at 6:30 to the end, there were less than ten guests, but the service staff was very well-equipped, and there must be about ten. I really feel like I can't find it in a very commercial hotel. Those hotels will engage in a lot of experience gimmicks, but the details, steady and considerate are the best I have ever done. *Although it is a hotel in name, I think its nature has exceeded it. The hotel is a historical building and cultural relic. I also came here because of this. It is considered a tourist. The hotel is also very good. Well, there are rooms where celebrities stay, and there are introductions in them, and there are old photos and introductions in the corridors of the hotel. Next time I have a chance and the price is right, I will definitely stay again. It's really great. The luxury hotel chains that have their own characteristics are not the same as those from foreign countries. Ah, I love this feeling. I personally feel that I'm still a very picky person (but I can bear it if I don't feel good, and I won't say making troubles), but I really can't fault it.

Beijing Hotel Nuo Jin, built in 1917 during the Republic of China, is now a cultural relics protection unit in Beijing. It is a very historic hotel. It has been more than 100 years and has witnessed major events in modern Chinese history. The most representative one is the founding of the Republic The location of the banquet of the ceremony. It is located on Chang'an Avenue, 500 meters away from Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing is right next to it, and the transportation is extremely convenient. In terms of service, I am very grateful to Nancy (Manager Gao) and Miss Annie and Lydia for their warm reception. At the same time, we must also thank the clean waiter for putting my daughter's dog well every day, which is touching.

The hotel is located on Chang'an Avenue, a 10-minute walk to Tiananmen Square. The entrance is Metro Line 1 and the entrance of Wangfujing Avenue is next to it. There are not many varieties of breakfast, but the taste is good. There are welcome fruits and 6 bottles of bottled water. As it is an old hotel, although there are renovations at the back, the facilities are still old, and the air-conditioning sound is a bit loud. But overall it is good.

This time I brought my granddaughter to Beijing Hotel NUO. The service staff was warm and attentive. She also upgraded the suites for me and my granddaughter. The granddaughter likes it very much. Tiananmen Square and the subway station are very close, and I feel very good overall!