I spontaneously decided to visit Beijing. I called ahead to ask about parking, and indeed, spots were limited, but it didn't cause any issues. As they mentioned, not many people drive into Beijing for tourism, so parking was fine for all four days. The entrance/exit was a bit narrow. Perhaps the staff aren't used to guests driving, as no one offered to help move the traffic cones. One day, I even went straight for a cone to move it, and a front desk staff member immediately yelled for the cleaning lady to put it back, without considering if a car needed to get out. That really left a bad impression.
Everything else was okay. The room was small but the facilities were quite new and odorless. However, the dental amenities weren't replenished promptly; it was awkward when the toothpaste was taken away but not replaced. Breakfast was simple but enough to fill you up. Laundry was convenient, but the exhaust fan in the basement was really loud.
Since I've visited Beijing a few times before, I didn't take the subway this time. But when I went out for dinner with friends, I realized the subway station was a bit far. Taxis were very convenient during traffic restriction hours.
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