Peking Station Hostel

The room was cozy and I was really happy with my stay this trip. It was my first time staying in a hostel and it was much better than I expected, a pleasant surprise! There's also a lovely little square courtyard here, and sitting in it, soaking up the sun, was incredibly relaxing – it really melted away my fatigue. Even more surprisingly, it's also a cafe and a small bar! You can meet a lot of foreigners here, and chatting with everyone was quite interesting! The environment is clean and hygienic too, which gave me a great impression! Next time, I'll definitely bring my friends back to visit again. There's a really lively and outgoing young lady at the front desk who is particularly charming! 😂

Exceeded my expectations! The entire place was spotless, and the bathroom was dry and odor-free. It's very close to Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing. The front desk staff and the cleaning lady were all incredibly kind and gentle. There's a super cute cat in the courtyard 🐱 that only stays in the garden and doesn't enter the dining area or guest rooms, which is great for people with cat allergies. It felt as comfortable as home, and the skylight in the courtyard provided excellent natural light, creating a wonderful atmosphere! You can also order simple meals and drinks at the front desk. For this price, there's truly no other place like it within Chang'an Avenue. I'll definitely be back next time!

What a pleasant surprise! I initially thought it was just a small guesthouse, but it turned out to be so much more. There's a coffee shop, light meals available, and even a lovely little courtyard. The room, though not large, was very clean. The surrounding area has all the amenities you could ask for. It's about a 30-minute walk to Tiananmen Square and super close to Wangfujing and Chongwenmen. There's also a friendly little cat in the courtyard. The value for money is excellent, I really loved it! I'll definitely recommend it to my friends next time!

The location is super convenient, just a 4-5 minute walk from the subway station. For Dongcheng District, it offers excellent value for money. As it's a hostel, there's a large open common area, and a cute little cat roams around the small garden in the central courtyard. Most of the guests are backpackers, and everyone seems to be quite considerate.

The entrance is on the opposite side of the main street. The dormitory entrance door has a lock, but the card key I was given didn't open it, so I had to keep the door from closing. There are about 4 sections, each with 4-6 beds. Each section is separated by a wall, but there are no lockable doors, so it practically feels like a 20-person room. Laundry was hung to dry everywhere. There were 2 toilets and 2 showers, but I never had to wait. Wi-Fi worked in the lobby, but it barely connected in the room. The location is convenient, close to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City.