A.C. Art Museum Hotel

The room was spacious and very artistic, and the breakfast was excellent. However, due to the weather, the museum and art gallery were closed. I specifically came to see the exhibition, and stayed at this hotel.

This hotel is truly unique! It's like staying in a museum. Floors four through eight are filled with paintings, and our room even had one. Don't miss the sculpture museum on the second basement level either!

The hotel is ideally located right next to the art museum, making it super convenient for getting around, and Sanlitun is really close by. The room was neat and clean, perfect for a stay in Beijing. I had a great experience, and being able to visit the art museum right downstairs was a fantastic bonus!

This hotel is above an underground art gallery – it's very 'Beijing'! The hotel shows its age with some historical touches, and the soundproofing could be improved. Overall, it's quite unique. From the collection of artworks, you can tell the gallery owner is a very imaginative and patient person, skilled at discovering beauty. Some natural stone patterns truly resemble paintings, each with its own story. The 9th-floor rooftop garden, when flowers are in full bloom, must be a stunning, self-contained paradise. Even though it's a bit past its prime now, it's still worth visiting. There's a simple small gym, a basic laundry room, and the owner's own study. Every hallway is adorned with various paintings, some over a hundred years old, worth a careful look. It’s an interesting place definitely worth exploring.

The room was quite spacious, and the service was excellent. The staff proactively asked if we had enough water and even provided a few extra bottles. The shower had great water pressure, though the sink's pressure was quite low. Overall, it offers good value for money.

The room was clean and the housekeeping staff were excellent. They provided extra bath towels since I was traveling with a baby, which was very thoughtful. The front desk staff were also very accommodating. On check-out day, I was delayed by over two hours due to an embassy matter, but the front desk told me to take my time and not rush. I'll definitely be bringing my family back to stay here again in the future.

No particular impression, just a lobby full of plaster statues, and tons of people taking pictures. The restaurant was the same – so many people snapping photos that it disrupted dining, and no one stopped them. The room was small, but the subway station was close. The art museum and sculpture hall were just okay; people were blocking the aisles to take pictures, and there was no crowd control, making it chaotic. The experience was pretty mediocre. On the first floor, there were also many activities organized for seniors? Probably promoting health products?