Xitan Hotel Beijing

They attach great importance to privacy. Each room cannot be seen from the outside, so you can be free to do whatever you want. You can take a hot spring bath indoors, but some rooms are two-story buildings with two or three rooms on each floor. You still feel like you are in a dormitory when you walk in. Each room is different. Manager Tommy is very enthusiastic. He took me to see several empty rooms to make a decision. He suggested that I change rooms every day if I stay for multiple days (I was too lazy to change). Other service staff were also enthusiastic and thoughtful, trying their best to meet my needs. There are also many supporting luxury facilities such as cigar rooms, tea rooms, meditation rooms, and the equipment in the gym is also very high-end. At night, looking at the layers of other small hostels, hotels and houses on the mountain, it feels like Santorini. The disadvantage is that the mountain view is really not very beautiful in winter. The most important thing is to relax yourself. (By the way, I feel that many people staying in the hotel are young people. They are really rich.)

Sidham, breakfast. The main dishes are all good, soup noodles, mixed noodles, wontons, matsutake noodles, cooked to order, served with a bowl of hot soup. I especially like the soup noodles, which are originally Hunan rice noodles, but I don’t eat spicy food. A bowl of clear water, the girl at the counter is smart, she put an egg and added braised pork shreds, and then the dish became glorious, and the chicken soup was mixed with gravy, just like a jade face dyed with rouge, beautiful and delicious. Like Qianmen Wenhua, Sidham is small in size and far away from the mountains and rivers, so the scale of breakfast is very limited. Fortunately, it has the background of Xinrongji, and it gives up quantity and seeks quality, and the food is also comfortable.