Hotels near Dajiaolou in Beijing

It's good hotel very clean and the bed is so great very comfortable, they have everything so convenient for living. And the officer are good, they can help me even they can't speak English, they are kind. And the location of the hotel are great..near the subway (two stations), near the park, near the mall and the spacial thing is near the restaurant (few restaurants next to the hotel and the price good and good teast)

Its CLEAN. Tourist friendly staff and they can speak english. The hotel is just infront of Beijing hospital. MRT accessible as the Chongwenmen station is just across. It is also close to affordable local restaurants. The famous Wangfungjing St. is just 2 stations away but you need to transfer lanes. Most tourist attractions are just 2-4 stations away. Breakfast is also great at the Citrus Restaurant.

Extremely good value for money!! It is a small room, but everything required is there. Moreover, everything is very thoughtfully arranged. And whatever is there is of very high quality - especially the bathroom requirement. This way, the reduction to the minimum is more perceived as sophisticated minimalism than a reduction. I specifically liked the phone holder next to the bed to be able to watch movies on the phone without your hand falling asleep. Very thoughtful! Location is very convenient with easy access to the airport. And yet it is close enough to the city being located at the 3rd ring. Staff’s English ability is limited. But you get by. Will definitely come again.

The room is very clean and quiet, but a bit small. It's close to the subway station. There are supermarkets and restaurants where you can go out to eat. Rooms are expensive during summer vacation, so it's pretty good at this location. The air conditioning is also very comfortable. The freezer at the front desk can be kept cold. The waiter is very enthusiastic. On the last day, he stayed for 3 more hours and only charged 40 yuan.

I have stayed in many hostels, but this one has the best basic equipment and the price is not high. Since I arrived a little early, the six-person room I had planned for had not yet checked out, so I was upgraded to a room. The following review is based on the quadruple room I stayed in. There are two mirrors in the room, a full-length mirror and a makeup mirror! And no one has a big cupboard and a small cupboard on the bed. The internal toilet and shower are separate, with paper towels and shampoo and shower gel. The sheets and quilt covers are very clean without having to cover them yourself. The hair dryer, washing machine and gym are all on the second and a half floors. There seems to be a projection room upstairs. There are paper cups at the drinking area, and you can study and eat in the study room. There is a microwave. There are many restaurants at the door, including catering. The transportation is convenient, so it’s pretty good anyway. I also met a foreign brother~

It's close to Universal Studios, and the front desk can rent Harry Potter clothes for you, and they are also very enthusiastic to help with rental and return services. There is a shuttle bus to and from around the world. Breakfast starts at 7 o'clock. There is a ban on parking on the road outside the hotel to take photos. Ask the online taxi to drive directly to the parking lot in front of the hotel and get on the bus. Because I only stayed for one night, the overall experience was good.

I went mid December, and they upgraded my room from a windowless room to a beautiful Chinese themed larger room for free. However, due to the large window, the heating system scouldnt keep ul and the temperature couldn't get higher than 16 degrees. Luckily, I come from Canada so I wasn't that bothered but I can understand how it may be uncomfortable for some travellers. On the second day, the font desk asked how the room was, (I think they were concerned about it being cold) and offered to switch me to a windowless, smaller room, which would be warmer. Unfortunately, there were bed bugs that bit me a few times both nights, on my hands, back, and neck. I wish I were a more confrontational person and let the front desk know... Next time if this issue arises I will tell the hotel. Other than the issues mentioned above, the room was lovely, free of smells and the bathroom had all amenities, and they offer free toothbrush and toothpaste at the service counter if you need them. There's a working mini fridge, and the location is ideal, right in the centre of a cultural immersion tourist street where there are food shops and souvenir stores outside. Also, the staff are very helpful, and aided with making an online reservation for me to go to Tiananmen Square for the flag raising ceremony (everything must be done online, and they helped read out the Chinese words that I don't know).

Thank you so much for such a good service! I was in this Hotel for the second time, and the hotel has become even better!

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.

Bathroom/shower stalls need to be cleaned THOROUGHLY of grim/stains and MOULDS! Which are not only unsightly but pose a danger to health! This is for ALL rooms! Water from shower stalls do not drain well due to poor construction gradient of shower floor. Check in smooth and although booked a room on 2/3rd floors, was given one on 4th floor accessible through an external door on 3rd fl through 2 flights of stairs and to the outside, certainly unsuitable for any older persons! Was subsequently given one on 3rd for subsequent nights. Poor room layouts, no storage space/hooks for clothes, no fridge and dismal lighting. Architect/designer has much to learn about room layouts etc before embarking on further hotel designs! Breakfast was ample/adequate but could have some different varieties each day for those who stay longer. This could have been an innovative arty hotel which the Owner has in mind but for the above. Saving grace was the front desk staff who were most helpful and special mention should be made of Helen, Owen, Jake and Vivian.