Lavande Hotel(Jiuxianqiao Chaoyang High-speed Railway Station)

The room had a slight odor near the door, and it was located in what seemed like an office building. The service was acceptable, but the environment itself was quite disappointing.

The room was clean and the bedding was comfortable. The location is great, making it easy to get anywhere, perfect for a trip. The service attitude was also very good, all in all, a very pleasant stay. I especially want to highlight that the hotel is right next to Beita and Murong Street, which is incredibly convenient.

The room was spacious, clean, and the smart features were very convenient.

The service was great, but the room had a strong musty smell. The shower floor had noticeable limescale, and the sink looked like it had been wiped with a dirty cloth, leaving streaks. The bedding felt very damp, and I couldn't sleep all night. Definitely not worth the money.

Staying at Lavande for my business trip was an unexpected delight! The room was clean and comfortable, and the smart features (AC, lights, curtains) were incredibly convenient – a godsend for anyone who loves ease. Their signature lavender scent really is relaxing, and after a hot shower, I slept like a baby. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, and the location is super convenient with plenty of dining options nearby. Breakfast had a great variety and tasted good. Overall, it's excellent value for money, and I'll definitely choose it again!

The hotel is very close to the subway, just a short bike ride away, and there's a small supermarket nearby. The front desk staff were very welcoming, and the room layout was excellent and spacious. The shower stall was also very roomy! (¯▽¯)👍

The hotel was excellent, very clean, and the service was great. The reeds outside the window were a wonderful surprise and truly stunning.

Facilities: Old and run down. The clothesline in the bathroom was stuck, the power outlet panel kept falling off, and the switch labels were upside down. Cleanliness: Filthy. The floor was covered in limescale. Service: Absolutely terrible. The front desk staff were rude and looked down on guests! Management really needs to step in! They seemed to enjoy gossiping behind our backs. Do they look down on people from other cities, or do they just think they're superior for working at a front desk in Beijing?