Hotels in Beijing Railway Station, Beijing

This guesthouse, tucked away in a hutong, is the former residence of Edgar Snow and perfectly captures the old Beijing hutong charm. I stayed at Beijing Zhong An Hotel for three days, and my overall experience was excellent. The hotel staff were warm and attentive; one of the service guys even helped me carry my luggage to the room. During my stay, I saw many foreign guests, which created a great atmosphere. The breakfast, especially, was a highlight. It was a Western and Chinese buffet with a rich variety of authentic dishes, catering to both Chinese breakfast preferences and Western light meals. The hotel's location is also superb, close to Beijing Railway Station. There's a small alleyway from the hutong that leads you to the hotel in about a hundred meters, and it's also very near Tiananmen Square, making transportation incredibly convenient. Overall, it's great value for money and highly recommended.

It’s situated opposite the Beijing railway station and there is a subway station round the corner from the hotel, which we find super convenient to get about. It’s line 2 on the subway and it’s only a few stops to Qianmen so it’s really quite central too. The hotel itself is superb, from staff service. Cleanliness and comfort. We are a family of 4 with two grown up children and 1 King size bed with 2 single beds arrangement room is very hard to find. This hotel not only fulfil this, they also have 2 separate toilets, 2 shower cubicles and a bath. The room is super spacious. The buffet style breakfast has a wide selection of choices and it runs from 6 to 10:30am during weekdays and to 11 am at weekends so it suited people who need to wake up early for further excursions and people who wants a lye in in the hotel’s comfy beds. I honestly wouldn’t hesitate to use this hotel again if we are to come to Beijing again. In fact we are already looking for Howard Johnson chain for our next trip to Chengdu😍

There are almost no complaints about the hotel. The location is well located deep in the block, but not far from its main street. There are plenty of shops and cafes relative to the other areas we visited. The rooms are spacious and clean enough, there is almost everything you need, albeit at a minimum. The Internet is relatively good. Correct staff. There are two rough edges in the overall good portrait of the hotel. First, in the mornings, starting at 6 o'clock, it's noisy outside, something is being repaired, garbage is being taken out. Secondly, the bathroom and toilet are located behind a glass partition, the bed is tightly pushed against it, and if you accidentally touch the glass, it vibrates with loud and unpleasant sounds.

The hotel environment was clean and refreshing overall, with both public areas and guest rooms meticulously maintained and comfortable. The front desk staff provided attentive and thoughtful service. When I requested earplugs upon check-in, they were immediately sent to my room – the response time was incredibly fast. On the day of my check-out, I realized in the afternoon that I had accidentally left my wedding ring in the room. I immediately contacted the hotel, and the front desk promptly coordinated with the housekeeping team to search thoroughly. They successfully helped me recover my valuable jewelry. The entire communication process was highly efficient, and their sense of responsibility was outstanding, giving me a strong sense of security. My stay was incredibly satisfying, and I highly recommend this hotel!

The hotel is not really close to a metro station, but nothing in Beijing is, I guess. It is on a quiet street, close enough to an area with shopping malls. There are lot of food and shops very near. The rooms are cosy and good enough for the value. One of the receptionist is super helpful and kind and attended to all my needs, that were a lot :) There is a small temple near by that has musical performances every day.

The hotel boasts a prime location with a subway station right outside, making transportation incredibly convenient. The facilities are top-notch, and the front desk staff were exceptionally warm and welcoming, even giving us a parting gift. We had eight people across four rooms, and the front desk agent helped us arrange them all close together and even provided an upgrade. Every guest was extremely satisfied. The breakfast spread was comprehensive, and they even offered freshly squeezed juice. Overall, our stay was fantastic.

The room, while small, was very tidy and clean. The bathroom was a good size with a nice separate wet and dry area. I especially loved the citrus-scented toiletries. A big shout-out to the bed linens – they were spotless, easily matching those in a 4-star hotel. The only thing that could be improved is the tea cups; it would be great if they had handles, like the ones at the Four Seasons next door.

The hotel is located opposite Beijing Railway Station and has convenient transportation. The newly opened one thought that at least the hardware facilities would be better, who knew that the thunder was stepped on. The water in the entire hotel should not be well deodorized. When you enter the door, there is a stench. The sewer is anti-smell. It is the same for a more expensive room. The bedding towels are all new, not bad, but the smell in the room is too catching up.

The room, though small, had everything I needed and was very comfortable. The landlady was very nice. Given Beijing's expensive real estate, it was a great value for money, especially during the holidays. Most importantly, it's super convenient, right next to Beijing Railway Station.

On the 4th floor, the room was a bit small for the price, but I guess that's common in places like Beijing where space is at a premium. It was very convenient for getting around, with the subway station just a 2-minute walk away. The soundproofing wasn't great though. There were some kids making a lot of noise late into the night next door, and people heading out for the flag-raising ceremony at 2 or 3 AM were chatting loudly in the hallway, and I could hear everything in my room.