Jinggu Sihe Beiluoguxiang Guesthouse

The environment is good, it feels like home, and the transportation is very convenient. It's only a 10-minute walk from the subway station and the bus station. We booked a small room with a view of the small alley. The front desk staff are also very friendly, and the toilets are also very convenient. Very satisfied with the cleanliness! !

A very unique B&B in the alley. The room is clean and the lady is very welcoming. Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai are both nearby the hotel, making it very convenient to go out and play.

The room is very clean and comfortable. The hotel is in an alley. It’s a unique hotel. It’s great.

The room was very clean, and the girl at the front desk was very considerate. She enthusiastically introduced nearby food and tourist attractions. Nanluoguxiang and Shichahai are both nearby the hotel. It’s a very good hotel.

The service is very warm and the homestay is very cozy. It is very close to Nanluoguxiang, Shichahai and Yonghegong Temple. It is great and highly recommended.

It's hard to find, it's in a small alley. The man at the front desk had a lukewarm attitude and only gave two bottles of water for a room with three or four people. It's said to be a loft, but in fact the upper floor is just a mezzanine and has to be tucked inside. You can't even find a light switch. The room for 4 people only provided 2 paper cups for brushing teeth, one bath towel, two hand towels, the tea bucket was empty, and the small bottles on display were also stuck in the cabinet with 502. I felt terrible. It was already spring and it made us cold at night. Damn it, the quilt was as thin as a summer quilt, the air conditioner didn't work, there was no other way to heat the room, and there was a baseboard heater that was broken and couldn't be used. Early the next morning, the cleaning lady was yelling outside and couldn't sleep at all. When you checked out, she rolled her eyes at you. It was really unbearable! All in all, the layout is small and stingy. I have been to Beijing many times and this is not the worst hotel!

The location is really in a small alley and is not easy to find, and we chose it because we arrived at one in the morning and had communicated the check-in time before booking the room. The girl on the night shift actually turned cold-faced every time I saw her and went back to the room and told us to keep our voices down. Sister, I spent money, are you okay? The environment was just like the picture and the bedding was not very clean. It was too late and I was too tired, so I didn’t choose to change hotels. During the day, the girl was very enthusiastic and communicated easily, and even told her about storing the luggage. When I came back in the evening, it was still the cold-faced girl who made no communication the whole time. There was only a pair of slippers and two bottles of water in the room, and I don’t know how many people were prepared.

I live in an old alley. I originally wanted to experience the feeling of living in a residential area, but there was no sense of experience. The hygiene is average. I stayed there for three days and did not clean up one day. The bathroom door cannot be closed. The air conditioner is not hot and the sound insulation is not very good. If two people live in the room, the boxes cannot be opened. The only good thing is the room. The water is from Nongfu Spring, which is generally less cost-effective.

It's really great, with lighting, a small balcony, and a tatami. The room is not big but very cozy and the price is not expensive, which is very cost-effective. There are local delicacies near the hotel, which are very good, and the taverns in the alleys have a unique flavor. It's not far from the Imperial College and the Yonghe Temple. It only takes two or three kilometers to walk. I had a very comfortable stay while traveling alone.