Dieyuaner

It's a bit like spending money to buy pleasure. Let's talk about the advantages first: the location is very advantageous. Tiananmen Square and the subway station are just a few minutes walk from the alley. There are also many small restaurants next to the B&B, which is very convenient. The lady at the front desk had a nice attitude when receiving me. The lobby and rooms have a sense of design but the huge pink stickers with bunny designs ruin the ambience of the room. Breakfast was ok. There are many shortcomings: 1. Since it has been open for a long time, the facilities are old and the sanitation is not very good. The bedside socket in the room has poor contact. I can only use the trash can to press the plug. The USB interface of the socket is too slow to charge. It only takes 30 minutes to charge 10% of the battery. 2. The clip on the handheld nozzle of the shower head is loose. If you are not careful, the shower head will fall to the ground. 3. The washbasin is simple and beautiful, but it is too shallow. If you turn the faucet higher, water will splash on your pants. 4. The room has central air conditioning but it cannot be controlled individually. It was very hot in Beijing yesterday and the room has no windows and can only be cooled and ventilated by using a fan. 5. The most fatal point is that the floor of the bathtub is made of imitation wood floor tiles, which are not slippery and are made of different materials than the washbasin, shower, and room floor. My husband got stuck in the bathtub after taking a shower at around 11 o'clock in the evening. I fell down hard. When I fell, I instinctively used my palms to support myself. My wrists on both sides were in unbearable pain. I landed on my butt, so I also felt pain near my tailbone. There were no staff downstairs at that time, so I had to order takeaway from the pharmacy, apply ice packs on him, spray him with spray to treat fall injuries, and use a simple immobilizer. It was too late and I could only wait until the next day to see how my wrist was swollen and sore. I had no choice but to cancel my trip the next day and buy a high-speed rail ticket to go home. After I got home, I went directly to the hospital to take X-rays of my wrists and tail vertebrae. Fortunately, there were no fractures or fractures. The doctor said it was probably a muscle sprain and I needed to rest for about 10 days. During this period, I had to fix my hands and spray Yunnan Baiyao aerosol every day. I hope the hotel will pay attention to hygiene and slippery floors, put up some warning signs to remind you of slippery floors or put non-slip slippers in a conspicuous place. I hope other friends who plan to stay here will pay more attention.

Every time I want to stay in a hutong for vacation, go to the Grand Theater to watch a show or watch the snow, I come to Dieyuan! You will also encounter different small exhibitions. This time I was lucky enough to meet a very nice manager 😘 As a Beijing native➕experienced Hutong hotel accommodation enthusiast, I strongly recommend it to anyone coming to Beijing. This place is very artistic, comfortable, convenient and cost-effective. I hope that the hotel will get better and better in the new year. The best evaluation is still the N+1 time I will stay~

The breakfast room is good. The location is quiet and convenient for going anywhere.

Comparisons are harmful. Perhaps the experience I had before the epidemic was so profound that it is easy to make comparisons. The customer service, cleanliness of public areas, and location are also very good. It's a pity that the hardware is obviously very different from before. The room we booked is on the 2nd floor. After it was delivered, the heat was unbearable. Although the store arranged a hair dryer, we also tried to stay there to see if it would work. It's acceptable, but it's really difficult to live up to it. Imagine Beijing in winter, with heating, and that room, which happens to be slanted to the west, has that kind of excessive warmth. . . Then we changed rooms and went to a corner location downstairs. The store refunded the difference of $200. I don’t know if it was a reasonable price. Just based on the experience, this room is really different. If I had a choice, I would rather give the store the 200 yuan and arrange the original room for me. The room I'm living in now lacks a sense of space. What's more inexplicable is that some spotlights suddenly shine into the room at night. I later discovered that this room is adjacent to a residential house. Turning on the lights in the room at night will disturb the other party. So the other party used spotlights in a relatively indirect way to remind us to turn off the lights. As tourists, we really shouldn't disturb the lives of local people. But from the perspective of travel experience, this is also a very different experience. During the three nights we were there, we were also careful, fearing that we would disturb the neighbor, but because of this, we lost the state of complete relaxation when traveling. I just read other people's comments and I can confirm that there are no clothes hangers in the room, which is indeed very inconvenient. Now I know that you can ask the store for it. If there is a reminder when you check in, it may be more considerate, because not all guests will know how to proactively make requests, because we understand that this is a B&B, and it is not very convenient. Hope makes others work too hard. Also, the quality of the breakfast was very good. Even though I had the same food for three days in a row, I still didn't feel full. Thank you to the aunt in charge of preparing breakfast. She didn't mind if I asked for two cups of coffee. When my friend also wanted to try the porridge, he was happy to serve him some. 

The location is very good, walking distance to Tiananmen and Dashilar. There are a lot of delicious food nearby, but it is very quiet at night, making it very suitable for living. It's a pity that the main view window of the room is covered by a huge sticker, which completely blocks the view, which is really a bit disappointing.