3-Star Hotels in Beijing

The newly opened hotel has very new facilities, a bright and spacious lobby, nicely decorated rooms, and comfortable bedding. The breakfast is plentiful and delicious. The only downside is the noise from heavy trucks on the road.

The location is great, very close to the subway, especially Line 8, which is super convenient for watching the flag-raising ceremony and exploring Qianmen Street for food and shopping. The decor is a bit dated, and there's no mini-fridge, but the wide bedside table is very practical, and the bay window is perfect for families. The service was good; they even upgraded us to a room with a view of Zhengyangmen Gate, which was fantastic. Breakfast wasn't very convenient though.

Absolutely thrilled with the room! The bathroom had a fantastic wet/dry separation, and the floor-to-ceiling windows were a lovely touch. There was even a mini-fridge that kept my fruits and drinks perfectly chilled. The staff's service was outstanding; they were incredibly helpful and met all my basic needs. During a rainy day in Beijing, they even proactively asked if I needed an umbrella or raincoat – that was truly thoughtful and heartwarming. The mattress and pillows were super comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. For a Ctrip 3-diamond hotel, it genuinely felt like a 4-diamond experience in terms of facilities and ambiance. The public areas were spacious, offering a co-working space, a lounge, a laundry room, and a gym – all fully equipped. Highly recommend it! I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I bring my family to Beijing next time.

This hotel was perfect for my layover before catching a train! It's only 400 meters from Beijing West Railway Station, so it was just a few minutes' walk to the station, which was incredibly easy with luggage. The amenities were really practical. The hotel offers breakfast, so I didn't have to scramble to find a restaurant in the morning. They also have a self-service laundry room, which was great for catching up on laundry accumulated during my travels. Plus, the room supported robot delivery for food, which was super convenient. It really met all the essential needs for a traveler. The room was spotless, very clean and tidy when I walked in, making for a really comfortable stay. The front desk staff were warm and welcoming, and very efficient, making interactions easy and pleasant. It's ideal for a transit stay between trains, and offers great value for money. I'll definitely book here again next time I pass through!

The location is great, right on the pedestrian street, easy to find, and a bit quieter as it's away from the dense shopping areas. The room was very clean, with no issues of dampness or strange smells. Although not huge, it was perfectly adequate. The service was also good; they proactively upgraded me to a room with a window. The front desk even mentioned that there might be some noise from construction outside the window, but since I returned to the room at night and it was raining, there was no construction noise. However, the soundproofing in the room didn't seem great; I could hear children's voices from the next room or across the hall, though it wasn't too disruptive.

The overall environment was clean and refreshing. The staff were gentle, enthusiastic, and incredibly friendly. The food was delicious and perfectly suited my taste, and the service details were impeccable. The most thoughtful touch was the direct room service from downstairs, making my stay truly hassle-free and comfortable. 👍

To be honest, I wasn’t much satisfied with my stay at the Orange hotel in Sanlitun.  Actually I stayed at another Orange hotel in Wenzhou that was very nice and based on my experience there, I decided to stay at Orange hotel again, but boy I was wrong.  The hotel itself looked a bit old and worn down, something that one wouldn’t expect for a posh area as Sanlitun.  

I was particularly not pleased with my stay, especially the first two nights.  Only upon arrival, I was informed about a planned water and power outage.  So it was a bit too late for me to look for another hotel.  Had had to sleep in pitch dark with no a/c or running water.   Then comes the communication aspect.  On the overall, communicating in English can be very challenging throughout China.  I chose the relatively expensive Sanlitun area assuming that it’s widely popular with foreign tourists and expats alike, that hotels and businesses would have people with some basic knowledge of English.  I’m not even talking about fluent English here.  Hotel staff at either locations, didn’t even speak one single word of English.  They rely completely on translation apps for foreigners but even with translation app, they don’t always seem to get the message right.  Maybe when English is translated into Chinese, the translation is kinda bad.   The staff at checkin had agreed to offer a discount for the inconvenience for power and water outage but turns out she didn’t even bother to look into it.  When I followed up with them again, it was so hard  trying to explain the situation and what was previously agreed upon, that I got so frustrated that I ended up giving up altogether.   Coming to my experience with the stay itself, while it wasn’t terribly bad, it wasn’t the greatest either.  I supposedly had the deluxe room and at almost 100 USD a night, it’s by no means a cheap accommodation and one would expect some level of hotel comfort which was just missing.  The room layout itself was very awkward.  The bed was tucked in some tight space with no bedside table to easily use to charge phone or keep stuff while lying in bed.  To make it worse, the main control switch, was on the side of the bed headboard with no direct access.  That would mean that every time you have to use the light, or draw the curtains etc, you’d have to climb in bed to access the switch control.  The power outlet, one and only for hotel guests to use, was also by the main switch with no direct access and no bedside table to place stuff that needed charging.  The bad experience doesn’t just end here.  The power socket, was so loose that it won’t even hold an iPhone charger.  So, I had had to use the outlet by the vanity to charge phone and laptop.  How inconvenient as every time I had to use the phone or check messages, I would have to get off bed and walk to the vanity to see messages etc.  The room description also boast about city view.  The view from that particular room was just of some parking lot.  I presume some other rooms must have gorgeous views of the Sanlitun mall area.     On the overall, the place isn’t that bad.  All I’m trying to say is, they charge way too much for the type of room and experience you get there.  

Nice tea set and tea leaves provided. Location good. Nearby is a heated pool to soak your tired feet after all the walking. Breakfast included was good. One can sit in an outdoor section (2 tables only) and enjoy the view. It's jointly managed by the hotel opposite and breakfast was served there. Cats like to hang around the door entrance. Only down-side was there's nowhere to hang one's clothes or towel. There are pegs beside the bathroom basin but it was also adjacent to the toilet bowl and there's a risk the clothes or towel may drop and land beside the toilet bowl.

This hotel offers great value for money. The room was spacious with a window overlooking the street, and the price was excellent. I especially appreciated the human touch of being able to redeem points for breakfast and a late check-out. The breakfast itself was good and plentiful. The location is convenient, with Changying subway station nearby, as well as shopping centers, restaurants, and a park. The only downside is that some of the facilities are a bit dated, and the lobby feels a bit plain and unexciting.

My mom and I were on a business trip and quickly booked a room at this hotel, which looked pretty unassuming, as it was the only one left. There's a Walmart nearby, and it's a short walk to the subway station. What really stood out was the security – three locks on the door from the main entrance to the room, plus a security booth at the street corner, which made us feel very safe. The lobby has vending machines for snacks and a cozy reading area. Our room was spotless, much cleaner than other chain hotels in the same price range. The bathroom had a great wet/dry separation, and the bedding was comfortable with good quality pillows. Overall, it's even better than some hotels costing over 700 a night, like the Atour. I'll definitely stay here again if I'm in the area for business.