JI Hotel (Beijing Nanluoguxiang Andingmen Subway Station)

The hotel service was excellent, and the front desk staff was very patient. The room was clean and tidy, perfect for business travelers, and there are two subway lines within walking distance. It was a great stay, and I'll definitely come back next time!

The staff were quite friendly and helpful. The hotel facilities are a bit dated, but everything you need is there. The breakfast selection was rich and varied, catering to both northern and southern palates, which was great.

The room was clean and tidy, and the hygiene was good. The front desk staff were very friendly and provided excellent service. The only drawback was that if other rooms smoked, the smell would seep in through the central air conditioning.

1. The hotel's location is excellent, right by Metro Line 2. Since Line 2 is a loop line, it's super convenient to transfer to any other metro line. 2. We stayed for five consecutive days, and the room was cleaned daily. They even changed the sheets once during our stay. 3. Breakfast was plentiful and varied. When traveling with kids, a good breakfast in the morning really sets you up for a day full of energy. 4. Ordering takeout was very convenient; the front desk has robots that deliver directly to your room door. 5. The staff were very enthusiastic and handled any issues promptly and efficiently.

Even though the heating was about to be turned off, the room was still quite warm. We booked last minute and they still had rooms available. The little robot was a bit clumsy though, it couldn't figure out how to get around the laundry cart, haha.

This is my third or fourth time visiting Beijing, and I always stay at this hotel. The location is excellent, right next to Yonghe Temple. The service is also great; if you order takeout, a small robot can deliver it directly to your room, so you don't have to pick it up yourself. It was very cold, and they even had hot drinks in the lobby for guests to help themselves, which was a thoughtful touch.

This Hanting Premium Hotel boasts an incredible location! It's right behind Nanluoguxiang and in front of the Confucius Temple (Guozijian), and stepping out puts you directly into an authentic Beijing hutong. It's truly the most convenient hotel within the Second Ring Road, surrounded by fantastic food options. The subway station is only about a 700-meter walk away. The hotel service is excellent, the breakfast is delicious, and the service quality is absolutely top-notch. Plus, the security measures are very good.

The hotel's location is excellent, with plenty of amenities nearby, making it super convenient for getting around. You can easily catch a taxi right at the alley entrance. We stayed for two nights and managed to visit almost all the nearby attractions. I had purchased two breakfasts on Ctrip, and the hotel kindly gave us an extra breakfast for free. I've already recommended this hotel to relatives who will be visiting in a couple of days.

I rarely write reviews, but I'm truly fed up. I checked in on the 18th and checked out on the 21st. I would have preferred to pay a bit more for a chain hotel; the experience was genuinely awful! I didn't even want to write a review, but is the shower drain pipe really located by the head of the bed? The sound of running water was gushing all night, and I could hear conversations outside my door crystal clear. Is this what I get for over 800 yuan a night? On the day I checked in, I went to the Pop Mart park in the afternoon. When I came back, I put the bag with the blind boxes next to my luggage. I didn't pay attention to whether the bag was there the following days. When I got home, my child asked about the Pop Mart blind boxes, and I suddenly remembered I hadn't packed them when I tidied up. I remembered that the room was cleaned on the 19th and 20th. The bag was originally on the floor with two opened blind boxes inside, looking very much like trash. I thought maybe the cleaning staff mistook it for trash and threw it away. I contacted the hotel, and they said the cleaning lady didn't see the bag. These were just a few small items, worth over 200 yuan. Do I need to make up lies or falsely accuse someone? Did they just disappear into thin air? The hotel even replied that they could assist with calling the police, but I'm not even in Beijing, so what's the point of calling the police? Consider these a gift to you all.