Hotels in Madian Area, Beijing

Hygiene: The hygiene was excellent. They even provided alcohol disinfectant and disposable toilet seat covers next to the toilet. Environment: The environment was also great. The hotel had lovely surroundings and was conveniently located and easy to find. Service: The service attitude was exceptionally good. Check-in was very quick, and staff would proactively greet us whenever they saw us. Facilities: The soundproofing was very good, and the blackout curtains were so effective that it felt like early morning even at noon.

The lobby has a nice ambiance. Although some of the in-room facilities are a bit old, which is understandable given the hotel's age, it doesn't detract from the quality and overall experience. I think the hairdryer and fridge could use an update, they're showing their age. However, the stay itself was very comfortable; it's quite soundproof, and the room door is thick and heavy. My only minor gripe is that the door can't be propped open because there's no magnet on the wall behind it. The hotel breakfast deserves a special mention – it was delicious and very abundant! They offer eggs cooked in various ways, including omelets, fried eggs (both sides or one), and poached eggs. The front desk staff kindly gave us a complimentary welcome fruit platter, which we really appreciated. I'll definitely choose Sheraton again for my next trip.

I first stayed at the Home Inn with my child back in June 2015 when we visited Beijing, and I immediately liked it, especially their buffet – it was convenient and great value. Recently, my child went to Beijing alone, and I booked the Home Inn for him again. Initially, everything was satisfactory, including a room upgrade, decent hygiene, and the buffet was as good as ever. I honestly thought I'd keep choosing Home Inn for future Beijing trips. However, something happened near check-out that left my child a bit upset. I had booked 7 nights for him, and he stayed for 5. He decided last-minute to go to Tianjin. When he looked at the time, it was past 3 PM, and the front desk insisted on an extra 70 RMB for a late check-out. In other places, if you're a bit late coming back from errands, sometimes they're understanding, or they'll just charge a small late fee of 10-20 yuan. But Home Inn was inflexible.

The location is absolutely fantastic! It's within the North Third Ring Road, right next to Anzhen Bridge, making it a prime central location. It's just a 5-minute walk to Hepingxiqiao Station on Metro Line 5, and there are multiple bus routes directly accessible. Getting to attractions like the Bird's Nest and Yonghe Temple is super convenient, making it hassle-free for both business trips and tourism. The surrounding area has a full range of dining options, supermarkets, and cinemas – all the amenities you could ask for. Plus, the front desk service was excellent!!!

The lady at the front desk was very welcoming, and the room was spotless. The location is excellent; the front desk staff even helped me find a parking spot. Anzhen Hospital is right across the street, and the subway station is only 100 meters away on foot. The rooms are equipped with smart devices, and the projector comes with a membership already set up. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

Environment: This was my first stay at a Manxin Hotel, and I chose this location. The environment is beautiful, and the surrounding streets are relatively quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. The soundproofing in the rooms is also pretty good. When taking a taxi, you can ask the driver to pull in closer, saving you a few steps – and every step counts in Beijing, haha! Service: When we entered one of the rooms we'd booked, there was a strong smell of smoke. The hotel quickly swapped us to another room. The hotel's laundry room has a washer-dryer combo, and our clothes came out smelling fresh and ready to wear. They even deliver the clean laundry to your room daily. Facilities: I didn't get a chance to use the gym – after all, in Beijing, you easily walk over 20,000 steps a day! Oh, and they also have robots that deliver food and takeout, which is super convenient. You need to swipe your card to use the elevator on each floor, which seems like a good security measure, haha. However, if you're traveling with multiple families, it's best to stay on the same floor for easier coordination. Each room only comes with one key card, but you can request an additional one at the front desk if needed. Hygiene: Overall, the cleanliness from the hotel entrance to the rooms was excellent. Even in the breakfast restaurant, the staff quickly cleared tables. There are plenty of tables, so you won't have trouble finding a spot even during peak breakfast hours. Overall, my family was very satisfied with our stay at this hotel during our trip. We'll definitely consider Manxin Hotels again on our next visit to Beijing.

Pros: Decent sized room and bed, with plenty of space for luggage. Good shower and bathroom. Modern and clean. Nice shared lounge area and public spaces around the hotel too. Great location near the metro. Cons: Sound proofing could be improved. Bathroom had a glass wall and door, which the privacy curtains didn't cover - fine for me as a solo traveller, but if you're travelling with others it would be very awkward as you can see literally everything. Also, although I specifically booked a room with a laundry machine, there was no laundry detergent so I had to hand wash my clothes anyway. Similarly, a kettle was provided but no tea etc - these small things are usually provided in other hotels.

I was in Beijing for a few days on a solo business trip. My previous hotel had really disruptive construction noise outside, so I checked into Atour at 2 AM. The front desk staff was very patient and quickly got me checked in. The room was great – clean, tidy, and very cozy. When I was checking out, there were some issues with my invoice (my fault), but the front desk staff diligently helped me sort everything out. Excellent service! Highly recommend! The area is quiet, perfect for a good rest. It's also very convenient for getting around. On my last day, I went to the Summer Palace; the peach blossoms in Beijing were so beautiful! I had a wonderful time. See you next time!

This hotel is in a good location, not far from the subway station, and there are plenty of places nearby for breakfast. It's right next to Yuhuatai, and there's also a park. There's even a gym in the building (for a fee). Overall, it's pretty good, and the rooms are quite spacious. They don't have robots delivering food, so you have to go downstairs to pick up your takeout.

Staying at Mercure Beijing Anzhen was so convenient for the Bird's Nest concert! The location is fantastic, very close to the subway and the stadium. The room is new and smart, and there's a free mini-bar. The service was warm and attentive, and the breakfast was abundant. Excellent value for money, I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm here!