Beijing ZhongKuang Hotel

There is a toilet room next to the playground with a wide view. It's like an old-fashioned guest house. The toilet is very small. It's a bit different from the store's picture. It's not cost-effective. I won't stay here again.

The room facilities are very old and hygienic. There is only half a glass door to separate the bathroom and toilet. Water splashes everywhere when you take a shower. The temperature in the room is low and you need to turn on the air conditioner, which is very dry when it is turned on. To take out food, you need to walk downstairs on your own legs. There are no robots; the front desk staff is sloppy; breakfast is only served at 7:30, and the maximum notice is five minutes in advance... The overall emphasis is very little on service and customer experience, and there is no value for money.

The location is okay, but you have to pay attention when you get in. I live in 501, which is close to the door. When someone passes by, the door chimes. The sound insulation is not good. I bought it at 338 at night. Maybe for this reason, I was given the worst room and will not change it. The service attitude is okay.

I gave zero negative reviews to both Ctrip.com and Beijing Zhongkuang Hotel Yonghegong Subway Station Ditan Branch. The prices are ridiculously high and the charges are shocking. During the National Day, a room that can be stayed for more than 400 yuan a night is actually priced online. The price is more than 600 yuan, and you are confident that you will not refund customers. How can you still call yourself a state-owned hotel? It's just a two-bed room. It's almost a kilometer walk from the nearest subway station. To cross the road, you have to climb an overpass with hundreds of steps. If you don't want to climb the overpass and want to walk to the intersection and cross the road, you have to walk a kilometer away. Where does a hotel of this caliber have the courage to charge 637 yuan a night? Ctrip’s male complaint manager surnamed Wang is also the most stinky person in the world. He is outrageous. In short, hehe, whoever lives in it will be angry~

The transportation is inconvenient. In the heavy rain, taxis would not let go to the hotel entrance. They had to pass through a gate that does not belong to the hotel. The hotel did not communicate clearly after communicating for a long time. It was rubbish.

I really fell into a big trap. I booked the Zhongkuang Hotel online for more than 500 yuan and a rating of 4.7. I thought it was very good, but it turned out that the hotel lobby was just a guest house. The hotel was old, the bathroom was basic, and the shower room was full of water. The floor drain didn't work either. Alas, I only stayed for one night and left in a hurry.

Business nearby, emergency accommodation, standard of guest houses in the past

I'm really sorry for this hotel at this price.

High accommodation, quiet, clean, no price increase during the college entrance examination, the boss said that the price can not be increased for students, every year, it is really saving money, not bad. The state-owned hotel was a bit convoluted the first time I came in, but it was fine afterwards. Behind the Imperial City International Building, it is not facing the street so it is hard to find. The boss deliberately opened a small door and went to the test center of Hongzhi Middle School for two to three minutes. very satisfied. The food is also good.