Meiran Theme Hotel (Communication University of Beijing, Cupo Subway Station) Reviews

Room was extreamly small, but may be that was de to the fact that it only costed 190 RMB Washroom not so clean and little smelly Staff was very friendly and helpful

Room was cleans and cozy

Great value for money, large room with windows, private shower, with warm air con and internet connected TV. Some shops nearby, but large. Shopping area 2 metro stops from here, with all Western fast food outlets from Dominos/Pizza hut to McD/BK...

Budget friendly, convenient location nearest to subway station, and clean interior rooms.

Nice and cheap place with good standard, I can't complete on anything, if you look for something good in low cost mode it's definitely place for you.

The room facilities are too bad, the service attitude is not good, the soundproofing is not good, the noise is noisy in the middle of the night and I can't fall asleep. Don't look at the good reviews. The front desk wrote a good review on a third-party platform and gave free water. All for a bottle of water.

Facilities: Very bad, it was raining heavily outside and drizzling inside Service: The boss's attitude was very bad, the room I booked was wrong, and I was given the worst room Facilities: The TV was unavailable and there was no internet signal

Convenient parking, good location, shopping malls and food Facilities: OK, but the room is a little small Sanitation: Clean, overall OK Environment: Average, high cost performance Service: The front desk is really OK, and the attitude is also good

The toilet and shower are in the same place, so people who are not used to showering in China may be surprised. The water pressure is weak and it takes a little time, but it's not impossible to shower. My hair is very long and down to my waist, so it took a while, but I was able to shower properly. This hotel is for people who go out often during the day and at night, so it's OK if they can shower, have electricity, have air conditioning, and sleep. The bed is a semi-double size in Japan. The air conditioning worked well, so a thin futon was fine (late November, when the lowest temperature was -2 degrees). There are privately run convenience stores around the hotel, so you can really buy snacks and drinks. It's about a 7-minute walk from the subway station (褡裢坡地铁站). There are a few places to eat around the station and a market-like thing in the basement. There is also a McDonald's. It's on subway line 6, so I think it's a very convenient location.

The room obviously has air conditioning, but no remote control is provided. The hygiene is also dirty and poor.

The service attitude is very good, the overall is good, if I come again in the future, I will choose this store again!

The room is clean and tidy, comfortable and bright, and fully equipped. It is worth choosing! Will choose again if necessary in the future!

The front desk is very good, the room type was upgraded for free, and there is a place to store luggage. It is very close to the subway.

It may be that it is an old hotel, and it feels like various facilities are in disrepair. The toilet paper was not near the toilet in the bathroom, but on the table outside. The shampoo and shower gel came in a 2-in-1 bottle with no cap on it and dead bugs can be seen in the photo. The hair dryer may have overheating protection, and it will cut off the power after blowing for a while, and it will take a long time to restart. No hand soap, no bottled water. The floor of the shower room is sunken in the middle, probably to help with drainage, but when I take a shower with slippers on, I always feel like the dirty water will be ****** up again from the perforated soles, which doesn't give me the relaxing and comfortable feeling of being clean after washing. The lights in the room are very dim, so I can't work or watch the computer. There is a latch on the bedside that is loose, so I can only plug in another one.