Hotels near Quadrangle of No.20 Xin＇ge Road, Beijing

When we arrived, we were holding several luggage and waiting in front of the reception desk to be called, a receptionist looked at us and then continued her work, and the other receptionists also did not greet us until one of them finally asked if we wanted to be checked in. Wasn't that obvious? She flipped over our passports from top to bottom several times. I couldn't help myself to ask what she was looking for. She said the stamp of China entry, then I pointed it out for her. It's our last leg of China trip. Not any other hotels in other cities required this ”evidence”. I asked the concierge if they could book a taxi for us to the capital airport in advance before our departure date. He said no need to book and there are always staff at the reception and concierge desk. When we checked out at 5:50am, there was only one gentleman at the reception. I had to ask him if he could call a taxi for us. He picked up a phone and typed in something and then said we had to prepay the fare ¥148 first. No more communication after I paid it. Then we started to wait and didn't know which car we should look for. When we finally got in, the driver was not happy either. He complained if there was a traffic jam, the driver also couldn't change the route as it was a fixed package. The hotel is not very close to the metro station, and there is a big hurdle at the entrance of Chongwenmen station. You can imagine the situation when you carry a big suitcase to catch the train. There are not many restaurants around. However, the hotel breakfast was very good, a lot of varieties. Like most of Chinese hotels, no barista coffee. The breakfast finished at 10am. The rain shower was even weaker than the normal shower head. The toilet is an old style. Be careful when you put the seat down, it might make a loud bang. No bedside USB charging ports

While the location was nice and the service was great, the hotel itself was quite old—the room had a lot of stains inside. I'm sure it was clean, but it's just an old hotel.

The sense of technology is quite good. I would like to give it a good review and a thumbs up. After all, this is a hotel that was renovated this year. I have a good experience with the electric curtains. I will come back next time and give it a thumbs up! !

Hotel’s location is very strategic, just a few steps to Tiananmen square and forbidden city, so after along way flight and reached Beijing in 1am we still can explore them. And next to this hotel there are street food that open from morning to night, so you don’t have to worry if you don’t buy hotel’s breakfast. Last but not least, you can try beijing’s famous roast duck in this hotel, nice too.

Facilities: It is quite convenient to turn on and off lights and draw curtains Hygiene: Anyway, I arranged disposable sheets and quilts, which are OK Environment: Geographic location🉑, across the street is the Temple of Heaven, take the subway for more than 700 meters, Zhushikou, and one stop to Qianmen to get to the vicinity of Tiananmen Square, and take a taxi to Tiananmen without traffic jams for more than ten minutes. Donglaishun downstairs is delicious, and you can eat the steamed buns downstairs for breakfast, and you can also eat roast duck Gongjingli. You can basically solve three meals a day downstairs, which is very convenient Service: The waiter is very polite. After checking in, I went to bed at around 11 o'clock in the evening. As the corridor was too noisy, I reported it to the front desk and they came up to see it quickly. The problem was solved quickly. It was great. The robot is very cute and delivers things quickly. Overall, it is still very good. I hope it will be maintained. It is worth staying.

I was traveling alone with my child and wanted to go to Tiananmen Square to watch the flag-lowering ceremony, so I booked a hotel close to the hotel. There are many delicious foods in Dashilan. When checking in, Miss Xyu was very enthusiastic. She gave the child a mosquito repellent bracelet and took the initiative to upgrade us to a room with windows. The room was not big, but the bedding and utensils were very clean. It was not hot to turn off the air conditioner at night when it was hot outside. There were no mosquitoes to bother us, and we had a very good rest.

I stayed 31 nights during january 2024 at 7 days inn hotel. I chose this hotel because it was very close to the subway, in the center of Beijing and the heating system was good according to the reviews. I changed room the first day so I could have a little bit better room. The previous room had no universal charger and was very dark, the windows in front of a wall. My room was on the first floor, just next to the shared bathroom and to the water dispenser. The room was very big and quiet (unless people talk in the corridor), not a lot of light but some rooms has more sun light than others. No fridge inside but since it was january I put my food outside the windows if I wanted to keep it fresh. If you want to warm some food, you can use the microwage in the commun area but I never used it. The commun area is very close from the entrance door so it was very chilly. The staff was nice but almost no english. They explained to me how to use the washing machine and once the wifi was not working so they helped me. Internet was definetly not very good but I was able to watch youtube with my vpn. I will start now talking about the shared bathroom (which I already knew was shared when booking) but I didn't know the toilet would be squat toilets. I think if I knew before, I wouldn't choose this hotel. There was no lock in the toilets. The shower room has one and was very cold (because winter). The hot water was always there but I took my shower usually in the morning (so less people). The shared bathroom was dirty mostly because of clients that didn't clean after their buisness. There was regulary water on the floor so I was just going with my shoes on at some point. The washing machine was broken the first 2 weeks and then got replaced. I'm still a bit confused if clients can use it or only the staff, but I used it anyway. The area is maybe a bit empty at first but if you go to the Hong Qiao Pearl Market, in the basement there is a big food court where you can try chinese food (or subway and macdonalds). Overall I liked my journey in this hotel but I think it was too expensive for a shared bathroom this old and dirty. I paid 1000 euros for 31 days.