Hotels near Temple of Heaven, Beijing

I was very satisfied with the room; it was clean and tidy. Before staying, I was worried that a siheyuan (courtyard house) might be old or that the room might have an odor. But after checking in, none of those concerns materialized. It was also very quiet. All my worries before checking in were unnecessary. Even before I walked into the hotel, a young man came out to help me with my luggage. If I have the chance to visit Beijing again, I'd definitely stay in a siheyuan here again. The complimentary travel photoshoot provided by the hotel was also excellent. The photographer was very gentle and patient, and his photography skills were top-notch! I was very happy with the final photos; he's the most satisfying photographer I've encountered recently!

The hotel boasts a great environment with simple yet elegant decor. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the facilities are complete and well-maintained. Cleanliness is satisfactory, the staff are friendly, and the hotel offers excellent value for money. It's suitable for both business and leisure travel, and highly recommended.

On my holiday trip to Beijing, I booked this hotel because I had a flight in the evening. It's close to the subway, which makes getting to the airport super convenient. The hotel lobby and the room's interior environment are both fantastic, and the front desk staff are all very friendly and helpful. This hotel generally allows for early check-in and late check-out. I slept until noon, then took my time checking out, without having to rush out by 12 PM. Plus, the bed in the room is huge and very comfortable. Awesome~ Awesome~

The location and cleanliness are wonderful. Right next to the ”Champs Elysees” of Beijing. May I kindly suggest to add a fee to continue proposing the collecting and cleaning which is displayed on the hotel website? It is confusing for guests to see a service proposed and not performed. See hotel website and joint pic of sign to hang on door in Chinese , didn't take a pic of the basket. Also if the receptionist asks you to bring down your dirty laundry basket (placed in the room) to the lobby, it can be perceived as gross by clients as you do not bring dirty clothes in a hotel lobby. Such things are not done and not to be suggested by the receptionist. Finally, most guests on holiday are happy to pay and have laundry done. It is a service we had in other hotels in China free or paid. 2 machines and 2 driers for so many rooms is not enough. Visiting all day(Beijing is huge) and staying up to 1.30 am doing laundry in a queue is tough during holidays. This needs to be corrected or crossed out on the hotel website so clients know beforehand. Overall positive though.

The hotel is located in a hutong (alley) in Dongsi Sitiao, offering an authentic and tranquil Beijing hutong experience. You can easily go for a city walk, and the nearby Dongsi West Street and Longfusi commercial area provide a plethora of dining options. Subway Lines 5 and 6 are conveniently located in the Longfusi commercial area, about a ten-minute walk from the hotel. The hotel itself has well-equipped facilities, including a laundry room and a mini-gym, and the service is quite attentive. These are the hotel's advantages. On the more average side, the rooms are quite small, and both the bathroom and shower are separate and very compact. Given its location within the Second Ring Road hutongs and being a renovated old residence, this is understandable. However, some of the hotel's policies felt a bit stingy. During the National Day holiday, I booked four consecutive nights at over 1,000 RMB per night, but the minibar and afternoon tea were only complimentary on the first day and not for the following three. This feels unfair to guests staying for multiple nights. Therefore, I would recommend this hotel for those who want to experience Beijing's hutongs, but perhaps only for one night. For longer stays, there are other hotels and guesthouses with better service.

I've stayed at Ascott many times, and it's consistently excellent in all aspects. The rooms are incredibly spacious, and the amenities like the fridge and washing machine are all fully equipped. The environment is also very quiet; you barely hear any noise. It's super convenient for dining and drinks, with plenty of restaurants nearby. There's also Xiao Taihou Park close by, and it's not far from the subway station – about a 10-minute scooter ride.

The hotel is 15-20min by foot from nearest metro station. The room was huge and has surprisingly good soundproofing. My room got a free upgrade but it didnt feel like it. The bathroom was relatively clean but the soaps werent replenished for a long time. The bedroom wasnt very clean, the carpet never vaccumed, random trash left at the edges of the room and in the corner after previous guests. There are also rubber covers on the tables for protection but it just looks and feels bad. The section where table is didnt have overhead light only big table lamp that didnt help. The tea pot wasnt cleaned in long timw either but inside of kettle was clean. The bed was spacious and firm, pillows also ok, i slept well. There are delivery robots, hotel can also accept packages on your behalf. There is smell of cigarettes near the elevator. The service was very professional and kind.

Now, when I come to Beijing, I only like staying here. There's a sense of reassurance, especially with the service staff from the lobby to the rooms; they always make me feel at ease. It's also very convenient for getting around and doing business. Truly excellent.

I have been staying in this hotel since I came back a few years ago. It is very humane and upgraded me to a standard room on a high floor for free. I asked for a few more pairs of slippers, and they were given to me the day before yesterday. The price-performance ratio is very high. I will stay here again next time.

Before booking, I read the negative reviews, which were mostly complaints about the service. After staying, I felt like this hotel was one giant obedience test. Upon entering the room, I noticed a strong smell from the air conditioning ducts. I picked up the phone and dialed 'one touch.' The operator transferred me to the front desk, who said they would get back to me shortly. 'Shortly' meant I had to call again to get any kind of answer. After changing rooms, the next day my room card stopped working. That's when I understood why there was a phone in the hallway. After calling, they said an auntie would come to help open the door. Ten minutes later, the auntie finally arrived. After opening the door, she said a concierge would bring a new room card later. Well, it never arrived within two hours. Eventually, when I went to pick up my takeout, I had to go to the front desk myself to get a new one. The tissues in the room ran out. The auntie replaced them with new ones, but just left the new pack on top of the tissue box instead of putting them inside. I don't understand that. There was a short black hair in the bathtub... The mini-bar was completely empty on the first night, possibly due to the room change. At breakfast, I opened a Chinese steamed dim sum, and there was a black hair inside... Breakfast ended at 10:30 AM, and many guests came at 10:35 AM to get coffee, but it was all gone...