Jinjing Yuan B&B (Beijing Daxing International Airport Store)

It's very close to Daxing Airport. I called the boss and picked him up within ten minutes after I got off the plane. The room is very clean, the bed is very comfortable, and the sound insulation effect is also good. It brings a good night's sleep. The price is also very affordable and friendly. The safety facilities are complete. The surrounding area Hotels and supermarkets are not far away, and you can also order takeaways. The transportation is convenient and highly recommended. It is a really cost-effective B&B!

When I got off the plane at around 1 a.m., the boss still came to pick me up. The room was clean and the environment was very good. The ambient lighting was very warm. Surprisingly, the air conditioner was turned on in advance. It wasn’t cold at all. I had a lot of luggage. It was inconvenient to go to the city again the next day. I happened to hear that I would go here in a few days. The boss asked me to store it in the store for free, which is convenient for traveling. It is very good and attentive. I wish the boss a prosperous business!

The accommodation environment is clean and tidy, and the bed is very comfortable. There is a hotel and supermarket 200 meters away, which is very convenient. It is 10 minutes away from Daxing Airport. The boss will drop you off at the airport for free at 5 o'clock in the morning. It is so considerate. I will stay at this B&B next time I come to Beijing.

It was very late when we arrived, and the boss gave us a warm welcome! Hygienic, clean and tidy! There is also free airport drop-off service the next day! I left an electrical appliance in the room, and my boss specially sent it to me by express delivery.

The room is clean and comfortable. I will stay here in the future.

First, what can I say? It’s really cheap, so I stayed in this hotel. The price is a little bit higher than in the village, and I understand it very well! Secondly, I should praise you. There is an airport pick-up service. The boss will drive to the airport to pick you up at your residence when you land at 1 o'clock in the evening. It is really convenient. Third, but! I really don’t understand whether all the native people in Beijing have a sense of superiority or what? Why are you so arrogant! What the hell are you being arrogant? His tone and language were full of contempt for outsiders. Fourth, on the way to pick up the airport, I emphasized to us twice to check out at 12:00 noon. I politely said that most hotel accommodations check out at 12:00, I know it! Fifth, cheapness should not be the reason for being unhygienic and unreasonable! The sheets were not changed! When I stay in a hotel, I habitually look at the sheets and duvet covers immediately. When I open the sheets, I see that there are hairs all over them! It has not been changed at first glance! Sixth, this is the main reason why I decided to write this review for the first time after staying in a hotel or shopping online for so many years! When we picked up the airport, I already told us twice that we had to check out at 12 o'clock. The next morning, they knocked on the door at 09:30 and asked us what time we left. They emphasized that we had to check out at 12 o'clock, and pretended to drop us off. At the airport, we said we would leave on our own later. At 11:00, I knocked on the door again and said impatiently that I would check out at 12:00! I... Ten thousand 🦙 are galloping! I only commented today because I will be in Liaoning in the next two days, and I just want to see if all northerners are so arrogant! But no! The people of Liaoning are still very friendly and enthusiastic! In an instant, I lost all my favorable impressions of the locals in Beijing!

Very 0K' considerate service

It's a 15-minute drive from Daxing Airport. There is no TV in the room. The bed is very hard. You can hear the sound of springs when you turn over while sleeping. The overall feeling is average.

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