Hotels near Chaoyang, Beijing

The service was exceptionally good. My room type wasn't ready when I arrived, but the front desk lady saw I looked tired and upgraded me for free. Breakfast is on the -1 floor and has a great variety; the quality of all Hanting Premium Hotel breakfasts is consistently high. When I checked out, the lady even thoughtfully put my items in the fridge to keep them cool and asked for my feedback to improve, which was really great. I'll definitely book this place again next time.

Great check-in experience 👍 The hotel has an exceptional location, making it very convenient to get around and explore. The courtyard is great for taking photos, and the room is spacious and meticulously clean. The bedding is soft and thick, and the pillows offer just the right support for a wonderful night's sleep. The room amenities are fully equipped, featuring a wet-and-dry separated bathroom, quality toiletries, a large screen with casting capabilities, and a complimentary minibar—every detail shows thoughtful care. The front desk staff are warm, professional, and communicate smoothly. Check-in and check-out were very fast, and any requests were handled promptly. This hotel is perfect for a vacation, and I've already recommended it to my friends. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Beijing!

Great value for money in terms of what one gets vs what we've paid for -- trendy design hotel, nice, spacious room, there's even a fridge (usually for this price it's not provided), nice lobby, adequate size breakfast area with nice ambience, good service all round. Good design and layout in room with comfortable beds, adequate powerpoints and charging points. I like that the basin area has a huge top so I could put all my toiletries (I've got a lot) Thoughtful little stuff that I like : torchlight-like light by the beside and mugs with rubber base to insulate the heat. The toiletries in the bathroom smell really good too! Breakfast has good variety -- different types of porridge, some steam dumplings, sweet potatoes and corn, etc, rice, different dishes, there's a noodle station where you could customise your noodles to a certain extent, eggs, there's also bread and some sandwiches (ready-made and can DIY too), fruits, milk, juices, coffee, soya bean milk. I feel that the options available is not bad for a hotel of such a level. Actually my booking didn't include breakfast but was advised by the staff (when I check-in) to join the hotel's membership for RMB$99 so that I can get free breakfast. Hotel lobby also serves water and orange juice - another nice touch. Hotel staff's service was very good all round. Offered to help send my luggage up when they saw I had lots of luggage and was alone (some hotels at this level wouldn't volunteer to do so). Was able to answer most of my questions re nearby malls, where to get stuff like fruits, milk, nearby attraction. House-keeping staff was good too. A big thank you to the 2 reception staff that was on night shift on 6 Apr who had helped me out re a delivery mistake made by ******* platform. They even had to look at the CCTV of the hotel to find out what really happened and it took a long while. They were very nice and patient throughout the whole drama. They also helped me speak to the customer service of ******* to try to resolve the problem. When the problem still could not be resolved that night and I was without what I required urgently like the charging cable for my phone, they staff lent me the hotel's. They also gave me a small fruit pack and a pack of milk and bread (complimentary) as I needed it the following morning to bring outdoors for the day. In addition, they had briefed their colleagues on the next shift re my case so that they're aware and could help me should I require more help. Excellent service! Re location, it's a little far off though but it's really near to Beijing Garden Expo Park (北京园博园) and the accompanying Garden Museum (园博园博物馆) . It's a really nice park that's really huge -- that is made up of little models of different style of parks (from Jiangnan to Lingnan to Beijing) It has pavilions, water features and other Chinese architecture and landscaping that usually adorn such traditional parks. Great for photoshoot. Best of all, there're very few people there! There's a small little mall about 700-800m away from the hotel, that has mainly food there with many different types of value for money eateries, coffee, a supermarket and some other shops for daily necessities that local residents need. For a real mall, head to one call 长安天街, that's about 5km away - you can get there quite easily within 10-15mins by Didi (the online platform where you could get a cab I really enjoyed staying here cost it's almost like a resort - a little remote but so quiet and spacious and there's no crowd at all -- very relaxing! I would really want to come back here especially when i want to be in a place where I can feel really relaxed without breaking the bank.

Ctrip provided us with complimentary theme park tickets, and after some research, we booked a stay at Universal Studios Beijing Hotel. The early entry access was fantastic—we breezed through Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Jurassic World VelociCoaster, and Transformers: The Ride–3D by lunchtime. We headed back to the hotel for a delicious, affordable spicy skewer takeout—way better and cheaper than anything inside the park! The hotel also kindly extended our check-out to noon. In the afternoon, after storing our luggage, we revisited Battle for Planet Zero, Jurassic Adventure, Legend of the Lanterns, and Flight of the Hippogriff. We left the park at 5:30 PM, made it to Beijing Capital International Airport in time for our flight home—absolutely perfect!

Last weekend, my school organized an alumni gathering. A good friend of mine from Pinggu took a bus for over two hours early Saturday morning to get here. Not wanting her to have such a tiring commute, I looked for a 4-star hotel near my home. Located in Dongsi Sitiao Hutong, the hotel has complete facilities and is clean, tidy, and bright. Most importantly, it's full of character, so I booked a king room. Upon arrival, the owner checked my good travel history and upgraded us to a Loft! It features a large bed upstairs and a single bed downstairs—a trendy style young people love. It can actually sleep a family of three at least, but that day, my friend got to enjoy the wonderful space all by herself. She mentioned hearing roosters crowing and birds chirping in the morning. Their breakfast was reasonably varied, and coffee was available 24/7. There's also a hutong museum near the hotel, which I took her to visit, making for some lovely memories. A highly recommended boutique hotel with a unique style!

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.

I booked a superior twin room and was upgraded to a deluxe twin room. However, the deluxe twin room has a bathtub, which means you have to shower standing in the tub—very inconvenient for elderly guests. Also, the bathroom is a bit small; the distance between the toilet and the vanity is so close that if one person is using the toilet, the other can't use the sink. The hotel does not offer microwave heating services. When we bought takeout in the cold weather, there was nowhere to heat it up... (At many other hotels I've stayed at, they have a microwave for guests to use). The delivery robot was slow; our takeout took half an hour to be brought up to the room... We would have been better off going down to get it ourselves 😂 We stayed on the 15th floor, but there's a tennis court downstairs, and you could hear the loud noise of people practicing (you can check the video for the sound). Fortunately, it closed around 10 PM? Opposite the hotel is a hospital, which was under construction, and we could hear noise one night 😓 Overall, it's just so-so, with virtually no service to speak of. The only perks are that it's close to the subway station and other tourist attractions.

This stay was such a pleasant surprise! The bedding was breathable, skin-friendly, and very easy to fall asleep in—perfect for taking a quick nap before watching the flag-raising ceremony at night and catching up on sleep during the day. The overall atmosphere is classically elegant and serene, with wonderfully quiet hallways and courtyards. The breakfast is entirely vegetarian, but there is a great variety; the presentation was beautiful and the food tasted great, too. Our butler, Kelly, was so thoughtful throughout our stay, taking great care of us from check-in to check-out. Definitely a hotel I'd love to come back to whenever I'm in Beijing! ♥

Overall, a pleasant stay. The room was clean and comfortable, although a little small. The toilet did not have an automatic flushing feature. The hotel is conveniently located near a metro station, but dining options nearby are quite limited, with McDonald’s and Starbucks etc being one of the few choices. The staff were friendly and helpful. I had some Taobao parcels delivered to the hotel, and the staff kindly arranged for a delivery robot to bring them directly to my room, which was very convenient and much appreciated. Strongly recommended!

Super close to the subway station! Just take Exit A of Zhushikou, turn into the gate of Qianmen Street, and walk another 3 to 4 minutes. There's a Lawson right across the hotel where you can grab drinks and bread, which is super convenient. My room was in the corner, so the soundproofing wasn't great. However, guests around didn't talk loudly after 10 PM, and it was the same in the morning—pretty quiet overall, so it didn't affect my sleep at all. Fairly clean room. I stayed for 5 nights and didn't see any bugs, nor did I get any bites. Super hot shower water! Awesome! As a southerner, I was thrilled. However, the bathroom in my room type didn't have a wet-dry separation, so those who mind might want to ask in advance. The hotel uses central heating/cooling. Beijing hasn't started the official heating yet, so even with the AC on, the indoor temperature at night was only around 20°C. But the duvet is thick—once you bundle up, you won't feel cold. The receptionist at the front desk was very friendly. When checking out, she gave me a fridge magnet and asked if I needed to store my luggage. I'd probably stay here again if I visit Beijing next time lol It's just way too convenient lol