Room: Renovated in 2022 with a French light luxury style. I stayed in a standard king room (25㎡) which featured a zero-pressure mattress, mini-fridge, smart toilet, capsule coffee machine, complimentary mini-bar (Beibingyang soda/beer), and a casting-enabled TV. The soundproofing was good, and the front desk proactively offered earplugs. I'd recommend booking the deluxe/club floor directly for city views through floor-to-ceiling windows, and avoid the 'superior' rooms with sealed windows and the 'standard twin' rooms with hallway-facing windows.
Services & Facilities: Check-in at the front desk was quick, and they were helpful in upgrading me to a quieter room. Late check-out was also negotiable. The Western restaurant on the fifth floor offers both Chinese and Western breakfast options (their Jianbing Guozi, beef noodles, and peanut butter have all received praise). The laundry room and gym are practical, making it suitable for long-stay business travelers. There's also a robot for item delivery.
Minor drawbacks: It's not directly at a subway entrance, so walking with luggage can be a bit tiring. Some lower-floor rooms or those with sealed windows have limited natural light. Prices can surge during peak season, and parking uses a public garage. Overall, for a budget of 600-800 RMB in the Chaoyangmen-Sanlitun area, getting a French-style four-star experience is pretty impressive.
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