Hotels in Asian and Olympic Games Village Area, Beijing

What a delightful surprise on my journey! The front desk staff thoughtfully upgraded my room for free upon check-in – amazing! It instantly warmed my heart. The room itself was spacious and airy, never feeling cramped, and meticulously clean everywhere. Stepping inside immediately washed away my travel fatigue. The soft furnishings were simple yet cozy, and the lighting was warm and tranquil, making it incredibly comfortable to just relax. The staff were wonderfully attentive and discreet. Breakfast in the morning was warm and delicious, showing careful attention to detail in every aspect. This clean and expansive haven soothes all the weariness of travel. This stay was incredibly healing, and I will definitely choose this place again on my next visit.

This is *the* hotel to stay at if you're seeing a concert at the Bird's Nest! It's incredibly close! You can even see the Bird's Nest from your room, and there's a mall right across the street. I have absolutely no regrets about choosing this place over all the other options. It's super close, just one or two hundred meters from the traffic control intersection for the Bird's Nest. Plus, the Olympic Park Shopping Center is right here with tons of great food. After the concert, I could just stroll back to the hotel – no need to cram into the subway or fight for a taxi. There are also so many museums nearby, lots of places worth seeing, especially the National Art Museum of China. Highly recommend it! It's six floors, with five of them being major highlights. I was really impressed. And right now, there's a fascinating special exhibition on Qinghai ******* Buddhism on the first floor. The hotel itself is clean, tidy, and comfortable, living up to its reputation as an established four-star property. The staff are all incredibly polite. While the decor is a bit dated, the room itself was very clean. The breakfast offered a wide variety of choices, and you can tell the food is also very accommodating to international guests. I was so comfortable and rested so well that I canceled my reservations at another hotel and extended my stay here for an extra day! My feet were really sore from all the walking these past two days, and the staff even brought me two band-aids – so nice!

The hotel is easy to find, not far from the subway station, and close to the Bird's Nest. The room was larger than expected, and the soundproofing was really excellent, which is great for light sleepers. What I liked most was the service; they were very responsive. At this price point, getting this kind of quality makes it unbeatable value for money. I'll definitely come again!

This hotel exceeded my expectations! The location is fantastic and incredibly convenient for transportation. The room was spacious and bright, and the bedding was so comfortable I didn't want to get out of bed. The cleanliness was impeccable, with every detail taken care of. The staff were warm and attentive, and every request was promptly addressed. The overall experience was perfect. Next time I come to the Bird's Nest for a concert, this will definitely be my top choice! I highly recommend it to all my friends.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the Bird's Nest, about a ten-minute walk. It was super convenient for attending Xue Zhiqian's concert. The room was very clean, the air conditioning was strong, and the bedding was spotless. You could even see the Bird's Nest from the window. The front desk staff were very friendly, and there's a robot that delivers takeout to your room. Overall, a fantastic stay! I'll definitely choose Wuzhou again if I have the chance.

This was my second stay here, and the hotel's location is fantastic. It's very close to the Bird's Nest and Olympic Forest Park, and there's a small garden right downstairs, perfect for an early morning or evening stroll. The room was spacious enough, and the bed was comfortable. My only suggestion would be to clean the windows; it's a shame to obscure such a beautiful view!

Staying at this hotel under the clear blue sky was an exceptionally comfortable experience. The lobby boasts a sophisticated yet minimalist decor, creating a wonderful ambiance. The room offered expansive views, was spotlessly clean, free from any unpleasant odors, and the facilities were well-maintained. The scenery outside the window was absolutely breathtaking. The front desk staff were highly efficient with check-in and check-out, and were consistently warm, thoughtful, and quick to respond to any requests. Breakfast featured fresh ingredients and a wide variety of dishes. From the environment and amenities to the service details, everything exuded a five-star quality. I felt completely at home throughout my stay, and the fatigue from my journey simply melted away here. I am extremely satisfied and will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit.

This was my first time staying at a chain 'upscale hostel' in Beijing, and overall, it was a pretty good experience. I saw an ad for it on the subway. Here are my thoughts on a few points: ① It opened in 2026, so all the facilities are brand new, and the price is decent. However, their WeChat mini-program is terrible; it often lags when loading. How am I supposed to use it? They really need to fix their mini-program! I even became a member, but the membership benefits on the official mini-program aren't compatible with platforms like Ctrip. This meant that membership perks (like late check-out until 2 PM) weren't recognized by the hotel when I booked through Ctrip. They value the platform, not the person, which is ridiculous... ② Convenient transportation: It's very close to Xiaobeiying Road bus station, just a minute or two walk. It's about a 10-minute walk to Datun Road East subway station. There are plenty of shared bikes outside the hotel. ③ Daily necessities and food: There's a small convenience store right outside the entrance with basic items. Just a few steps away, you'll find snack stalls in Tiangongyuan, making breakfast and lunch easy to sort out. ④ My single room had a sachet, and the air conditioning was powerful. The door closed automatically, and the bedside outlets were well-placed. However, the bedside lighting control didn't include the main ceiling light, so I had to get up and walk to the door to turn it off. The same goes for the air conditioning, which is a bit inconvenient. ⑤ It's great that the vending machine in the lobby sells laundry detergent, shower gel, shampoo, and toothbrush sets, all in small bottles. There's also a water dispenser with paper cups. They even provide umbrellas for a 50 RMB deposit, which is very handy. ⑥ Regarding the laundry room: The front desk provides free laundry bags and can even help collect washed clothes, which is very thoughtful. However, I encountered someone washing shoes, which really grossed me out. This is truly frustrating and depends on people's personal素质 (sense of public etiquette). They really need to enforce fines and catch people in the act. I also saw underwear in the laundry baskets (I hope they were waiting to be hand-washed). Sigh, people shouldn't put their intimates and shoes in communal washing machines... The hotel really needs to rigorously disinfect the machines; don't let down my trust in your excellent chain hostel brand! Also, there were a lot of flies and small bugs in the laundry room? I have no idea where they came from, but they were gone the next day, so I guess it was cleaned up. I suggest the front desk gets an electric fly swatter. For these situations, physical methods are quick, effective, low-cost, and chemical-free, making them very safe. ⑦ The shower curtain in the bathroom is simply a design flaw. You have to touch it every time you enter or exit (and people's hands can be dry, wet, or unwashed after using the toilet), and I doubt the curtain is ever cleaned. But the bathroom faces the corridor directly, so they can't leave it uncovered. I wonder how it was designed. Many people leave toothpaste, toothbrushes, clothes, etc., on the counter or in the shower, and no one collects or removes them. I suggest putting up a sign to remind people and regularly cleaning up; if items aren't taken, just discard them! The bathroom itself was cleaned quite well. ⑧ The shower water temperature fluctuates wildly! It happened every time. I even made sure to go when no one else was around to avoid water competition, but it still went hot and cold... I suspect that if someone uses the other side (men's or women's shower room), it significantly affects the water temperature, including the hot water at the sink. Thumbs down! ⑨ The internet is unstable. I guess when more people stay, they all compete for bandwidth. The signal shows full bars, but the speed is slow or it can't connect. There's almost no internet in the bathroom (both Wi-Fi and mobile data are very weak, no 5G, 4G is available but unusable for both China Telecom and China Mobile – and I'm not even an iPhone user; I imagine it would be worse on an iPhone). They need to expand Wi-Fi coverage, install more routers, and optimize it. The internet is a big drawback! Other points: The soundproofing isn't great; you can hear the washing machine. Wearing earplugs isn't a big deal. The orange juice in the lobby is quite tasty; they could offer more. However, people often spill it everywhere, and it's not always cleaned up. The cleaning staff would knock on doors every midday reminding guests to check out. Sometimes I had extended my stay, but they would still remind me to check out. There's a communication gap between the front desk and cleaning staff that needs to be resolved. Also, it would be even better if they could provide hangers! Initially, I thought the men's and women's sections were completely separate, but it turns out they share the same entrance/exit and laundry room. Or sometimes, turning a corner in the residential area, you might unexpectedly encounter someone of the opposite sex, which can be startling. This particular branch seems to only have single rooms, unlike other branches that offer dormitory beds, which is good. It offers better safety and hygiene (though it's also more expensive than a dorm bed). It would be great if the vending machine could also sell simple foldable shower slippers or tissues. I had to order these through delivery or buy them at a supermarket, which was a bit pricey. If the hotel procured them in bulk, it could offer better convenience. That's all.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Beitucheng Station on Metro Line 8, about a ten-minute walk. It's also not far from the Bird's Nest and the National Stadium, making it super convenient for concert-goers. The room hygiene and facilities are quite good. However, the hotel is a renovated old shopping mall, and my window faced the interior of the mall, which was a bit unusual. Honestly, the breakfast was just okay, not a lot of variety. But overall, it's a very good value-for-money hotel, especially perfect for those attending concerts.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The hotel's location is super convenient, and the front desk staff were so warm and attentive. Check-in was quick and smooth. The room was clean and tidy, ensuring a great night's sleep. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet area, which is always a plus. Overall, the value for money is outstanding, with thoughtful details everywhere. I'll definitely choose this place again on my next visit!