Hotels in Yansha Commercial Area, Beijing

The location is excellent, next to the subway and there is a foodcourt nearby. I stayed at a female dorm and it looks like some girls are living there for longer time as the room was a bit messy with all their stuff. The bed and bathroom were clean. Towels are not provided, you need to bring your own or rent but that seems to be the same iin most hostels in China, as the last hostel I stayed in Shanghai was also like that.

What a pleasant surprise! This Orange Crystal hotel in Sanlitun is a hidden gem. The artistic lobby is perfect for snapping some amazing photos, and the subtle fragrance creates a wonderful ambiance. My room had a great view from the floor-to-ceiling windows, and the smart home features were super convenient for a lazy traveler like me. The mattress was so soft I slept like a baby, and the soundproofing completely blocked out all street noise. The toiletries were high quality, and the mini-bar was restocked for free. Check-in at the front desk was quick and efficient. If you're looking to explore Taikoo Li, the location and comfort here are both fantastic. I'd definitely come back again and again!

I really love the Kempinski Hotel! Even though it's not a new hotel, everything about it is solid and meets my expectations. Ms. Maggie at check-in was very polite and generous, which was commendable. The bread rolls at breakfast were just like the Brötchen I had in Germany – a thin, firm, and crispy crust with a soft interior, only missing the **crumbs** on top. Our family lives in Tianjin, and we'll definitely stay at the Kempinski again when we come back to Beijing.

This was by far the best and most value-for-money stay I've had in Beijing. The room was clean, the toilet seat was heated, and there was a mini-fridge (though I didn't need it). It had a window for ventilation, and the surroundings were pleasant. The curtains were fully automated. Just before leaving, I discovered a music player, which I hadn't noticed earlier, so I missed out on using it. The front desk staff were also very nice and helpful. I highly recommend this place if you're a couple visiting Sanlitun. However, if you're going to the Forbidden City by subway, even though Sanlitun isn't far on the map, it takes over an hour by metro. So, if you're short on time and planning to visit the Forbidden City, this might not be the best option.

Stayed at this hotel for a business trip. Overall, it's pretty good, with an average rating of 4.7. The room had a unique scent; after a while, I got used to it, but it was a bit off-putting at first. It's quite close to the Third Ring Road, so it can be a little noisy.

Had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. I also received a complimentary room upgrade from a room without a window to one with a window, which made the experience much more enjoyable. The only downside was that the nearest train station is about a 15-minute walk away. However, there are plenty of food options nearby, which made it convenient for meals and snacks. Overall, it was a comfortable and positive experience.

Palace International Hotel was exceptionally well maintained, with spacious, clean, and comfortable rooms which offered us a pleasant stay. Its location was highly convenient, particularly for travelers catching an early morning high-speed rail service from Chaoyang Railway Station. However, what truly distinguished this hotel was the outstanding hospitality of its staff. We were deeply impressed by the warmth, professionalism, and attentiveness of the operations team throughout our stay. Special thanks to Miss Gao, who was exceptionally efficient, proactive, and meticulous in arranging the wheelchair assistance we urgently required at Chaoyang Railway Station. Her thoughtful coordination and genuine care provided tremendous reassurance and ensured that what could have been a stressful journey was handled seamlessly and comfortably. Thank you to Miss Gao and the entire team for making our visit to Beijing such an enjoyable and memorable experience. I would gladly stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to fellow travelers.

During my trip to Beijing, I stayed in many hostels, and the most comfortable one was Zhexingsun. Compared to other hotels, it was cheap, and the comfort level was extremely high. Speaking of the environment, when I first entered, I noticed it was very much like a star-rated hotel – the reception area and even the hallways were incredibly clean. Although it was a shared restroom, it was separate for men and women, and the washing machines were brand new. So, I didn't feel any sense of unease or fear at all. Now, let's compare it to other hostels. I want to focus on comparing Zhexingsun and Xiaoding. These are two of the most common chain hotels recommended by many in Beijing, and I've stayed in both. While Xiaoding's facilities weren't bad, what angered me most was its soundproofing. A good night's sleep is crucial when staying in a hotel, but I didn't get a single good night's sleep during my stay at this hotel. Every morning, I was woken up by the sound of doors opening and the cleaning staff tidying up. I could also clearly hear the people next door rummaging through their suitcases and snoring; the walls felt like they were made of paper. Traveling alone is already tiring, and the sightseeing was even worse because I didn't sleep well in the morning and couldn't get up, which delayed my itinerary. So I switched back to Zhexingsun. When I first arrived, I stayed in a dormitory, and then I basically kept changing hotels because of price fluctuations. I didn't expect that staying at Xiaoding would be the most uncomfortable, but I ended up staying here again. Zhexingsun is so comfortable! The single and double rooms are the most comfortable, with good soundproofing and design. The bunk beds are also spacious enough. At Xiaoding, there's just one bed and one table, with hardly any space or extra chairs. At Zhexingsun, the bunk beds have enough space underneath for me to sit and play on my phone, and when I get tired, I can go upstairs to sleep. It's so comfortable! Next time I come to Beijing, I'll only stay at their place, but I'll still choose a newer one.

For the price, it's a good choice I guess. Location on Line 6, which is a commuter line. Just steps from subway station (between coffee shop and dentist), so very convenient in that sense. But it's not near any tourist sights and nothing to see within walking distance. But Lawson's is nearby and a few supermarkets and grocery stalls. If you want to see local life in Beijing, this is the place. Beware that line 6 gets very busy during the morning rush hours. Room is comfortable, but not very sound proof. Compared to some other hotels that I see on the booking site near the main sights, this is a good compromise between price and convenience

My stay here was absolutely fantastic, exceeding all my expectations. The room was clean and comfortable, well-equipped with everything I needed, and every detail showed great care. The price was very reasonable, and the breakfast was abundant and delicious, truly offering excellent value for money. The hotel's location is superb, with convenient transportation links; both the subway and bus stations are within walking distance, making it incredibly easy to get around for sightseeing or business. Both the service and the facilities made for a very pleasant experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting the area, and I will definitely choose to stay here again next time!