Jiandie8023
January 25, 2026
Overall: This established international hotel truly excels in service etiquette.
Amenities: While the hotel is older, the interior is meticulously clean. You could call the decor dated, but it's a classic design style from its era.
Cleanliness: The room was very clean. It would be even better if the carpets were deep cleaned, but I understand that renovation costs are high for older hotels. It's clear the cleaning staff do their best to keep every corner spotless.
Service: Service is the number one priority for any hotel, and having stayed at many hotels in China, it's evident that the staff here are exceptionally well-trained. As soon as you arrive, they immediately open the car door and help with luggage, guiding you inside (don't underestimate this; many hotel greeters lack this awareness).
Location: The location is excellent, and the price is great. Compared to other hotels in the same area, this one offers fantastic value. It's right next to Wangfujing Oriental Plaza, very close to the subway station, and a smooth 15-minute walk to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City.
Small detail: One evening, the hotel's revolving door lights were broken and being repaired. I was pushing a stroller and entered through the side door. The lobby manager, who was overseeing the repairs, immediately rushed over to open the door for us when he saw us. Ultimately, the purpose of a hotel is to make guests feel at home, providing a high-quality experience for weary travelers, whether on business or leisure, from the moment they step through the door.
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