Pod Inn (Beijing South Railway Station Jiaomenxi Metro Station) Reviews

It was a amazing experience and we had great hospitality from the hotel staff…Room was very clean and tidy…

The location is amazing. Just 20 meters of the metro station. The rooms however are not really clean. The bed it self was clean, however there was molt on the shower curtains and the toilets was not fully intact. Given the price it was decent

In one word, it's dirty and messy. You can hear people talking outside at any time in the room. The sound insulation is very poor. The bathroom is very old and dirty. The TV inside has only one channel. The table is black and red and very dirty. The bed sheet and quilt cover are dirty. I asked to change them and they told me that they would change them once a week. Their attitude and swearing are really speechless. I dare not take a shower in the bathroom.

Not clean enough and no TV to watch

The hotel is in average condition and the facilities are old. The biggest advantage is that it is close to the subway station. There is a subway station right outside the door, and you can take Line 4 and Line 10. I live on the first floor, and I feel that the ventilation is not good and it is a bit damp. The hotel cannot do daily cleaning, and the garbage bags are not emptied. I stayed for 5 nights and took out the garbage myself every day. The service is relatively passive. The boss will respond only when the customer makes a request.

The room is relatively small and the walls are not very clean, but fortunately it has an independent bathroom, so I can sleep and survive.

The transportation is very convenient, just next to the subway entrance. The service is very enthusiastic. Very cost-effective.

After all, the price is here, we can't ask for too much. However, the corridor smells like cigarettes and the room facilities are shabby.

Facilities: There is a private bathroom, but no clean towels Hygiene: The toilet is not clean Environment: It doesn't look like a place for people to live Service: None

The advantage is that it is close to the exit of the subway station. There are escalators and escalators at the nearby exit. It is a one-minute walk after exiting the station. The disadvantage is that there are mosquitoes and flies. If you just want to stay overnight, it is okay, but if you want to stay in the room for a long time, you should consider it carefully. Although there is no bottled water provided, there is a water dispenser next to the counter, so you can bring your own cups for drinking water.

If you are like me, traveling on a budget + looking for a job and staying temporarily, in order to save money, you can tolerate leaking faucets, half-empty showers (you have to put a small amount of water in the shower), and anonymous beeping notifications every few hours when you sleep. If the sound and the door can't be opened three times, you can still live there. If you can't stand it, just look at other homes.

The room is small, so I made do with it because it was too late

It's really too bad. Apart from being close to the subway station and relatively cheap, it has no other advantages. It's very shabby and the sanitary conditions inside are very poor. I can barely stay here for one night.

It's freezing! ! ! ! The heating is only moderate, the air conditioner is turned on at 30°C, and the temperature in the room is less than 15°C! ! ! ! ! It’s cold even wearing a down jacket! ! ! I'm freezing to death! ! ! ! I don’t rule out that it’s because the innermost room I live in has an exterior wall, but it’s really cold! ! ! ! I'm catching a cold! ! ! ! !