Beijing Nianjia Hotel (North Medical Third Hospital North Medical Sixth Hospital Branch)

🧨Melon seed peels and dust on the table, hair in the kettle (I wonder how there would be hair in the kettle during normal use and cleaning?!), dirty floor tiles and bathroom, no paper towels... 🧨The sound insulation is extremely poor, the width of the corridor is half a meter to 0.8 meters, and the voices of the neighbors on the left and right of the door can be heard. 🧨No elevator! Those with suitcases have to carry them upstairs themselves! There is no space to open after entering the room (this is understandable, because the room is only 10 square meters, pure data is 10 square meters, not 10 square meters for living space) 🧨The only advantage is the good location, but I think combined with the above disadvantages, this is not an advantage. 📌P.S.: There is also a bad experience that is not entirely due to the hotel - there are people (more than one) running and yelling in the corridors at night, banging on each passenger's door, trying to swipe their card to enter a room that is not his.

After five o'clock, the light burst in outside the window. It happened to be exposed right in front of my eyes and I couldn’t sleep anymore. Damn it, why are you using this kind of curtains?

I have stayed here for many more days. It is very clean and the location is great. It is right at the intersection. It is very convenient to take a bus or subway. It is right on the roadside. It is super convenient. However, there is no noise when sleeping at night. The sound insulation effect is very good. I am very satisfied. Turn left when you go out of the hotel and you will see KFC. There are also Chinese breakfast restaurants, McDonald's, etc. nearby. It is very convenient for food, accommodation and transportation. The overall cost performance is very high. It is a good choice for business trips.

The waiters are okay; the hotel owner is just too stingy; the shoes are as thin as paper; the room is small and has beams; you can see the stair railings and sunlight from the bedside; it feels like a house with four walls, but the only advantage is that it is convenient to see a doctor. Otherwise, it is not recommended for travel and stay. It's hard to evaluate the experience. I can hear the fart next door.

A pigeon cage-like room of about 10 square meters costs more than 500. The price/performance ratio is too low! You can't go wrong inside! As soon as you enter the door, there is a bed, and a narrow passage leads to an equally cramped bathroom. There are no tables and chairs, and the suitcases can only be placed in the aisle. Either there is nowhere to move, or the door is blocked and cannot be opened. The main purpose is to "squeeze"! Also, the curtains couldn't block the light, so the early sun came in. Finally, I didn’t see the fire escape supplies and emergency breathing masks that are usually provided in hotel rooms. The corridor is also narrow. I don’t know how to pass the fire inspection? ?

I will never stay in this hotel again. First of all, it has just been renovated. It smells very formaldehyde. There is no elevator. Most of the rooms have no windows. They are super small. There are no tables and chairs. There is only one bed in the room. There is no place to put suitcases and clothes. , the bathroom can't be any smaller, so everyone is reminded to be careful when checking in.