Due to an early morning flight from Beijing Daxing, I didn't want to rush, so I decided to try this hotel. This Hyatt-branded hotel is the only one in deep partnership with Daxing Airport, and you truly stay (next) to the airport.
First, on the way to the hotel by taxi, there were clear road signs directing us to the hotel as we approached the airport.
From the moment you step into the hotel lobby, airplane elements surround you. Flight schedules are displayed on the lobby wall, and what's even more impressive: there's a dedicated channel for flight schedules on the in-room TV!
There's a direct passage from the hotel lobby to the second floor of the airport terminal. This is the hotel's biggest **plus point**. While it's not as exaggerated as some online influencers claim—ten minutes from bed to boarding gate—it is genuinely very close. After exiting the hotel's terminal passage, you need to walk through a deserted commercial area for about 15 minutes to reach the airport entrance (where security checks are). So, it's safer to allow about half an hour, but this is still excellent.
Moving on from the location, let's talk about the room. We booked a Deluxe King Room this time, and the guest service center thoughtfully upgraded us to a suite before check-in.
Upon entering, there's a foyer with a long bench, perfect for large suitcases. The living room is on the left, and the bedroom is on the right. Both rooms are very spacious and comfortable. The mini-bar and welcome fruit platter were good; the fruit platter included Beijing's traditional 'Lü Da Gun' (rolling donkey). The bedroom also had a small bay window. The bathroom featured a double vanity, which is very convenient for two people needing to get ready for an early flight. The room had no peculiar smells, was very clean, and every corner exuded a pleasant aroma. All the switches in the hotel room were retro toggle-style, giving a full sense of mechanical design.
Now, about the hotel breakfast: it was quite average, with no particular highlights. We had expected Peking duck, but surprisingly, there wasn't any. Personally, as a hotel situated at an airport, which often represents the city's image, I think it would be better to offer some local specialties for breakfast.
Of course, I'll mention a few drawbacks. The strangest thing was the two brass figurines placed in the room, one of which was sitting on the headboard. I found this design particularly unsettling; we covered the figurine with a towel when sleeping. I have no idea where such a bizarre inspiration came from. Additionally, the shower water pressure was pitifully weak, thinner than my arm, which made for an unsatisfying shower. Lastly, the restroom door wasn't soundproof; conversations (or other sounds) from inside were clearly audible outside, which could be awkward, especially for newly dating couples. Also, the seemingly wireless landline was genuinely 'wireless' – meaning it had no connection. After fiddling with it for ages, I couldn't figure out how to make a call, and eventually just used my mobile to call the front desk.
Overall, the stay experience was good. If you have an early flight, staying here is very suitable, especially thanks to Shanshan at the guest service center, whose excellent service was truly memorable.
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