Qinglian Furun Hotel (Beijing Caishikou)

The hotel is located at the very end of an old alley. Exit Exit F of the subway station and you'll see an alley sign to the right. You'll need to pass two public toilets to enter, but the rain during our visit probably prevented us from smelling anything unusual. The main entrance is open, and upon entering, you'll find a small reception desk. There's also a small takeout table to the left of the entrance. We arrived in the afternoon, and the front desk service was quite good. We did our best to assist with any questions we had. The accommodation is in the building across from the reception desk, and the automatic door downstairs requires a card to enter. There's a slight odor of spicy noodles in the hallway, so you might want to let it air out after entering your room. Since we were three people, the room came with three bottles of water, three pairs of disposable slippers, and three towels and bath towels. There was also a thick hand towel hanging on the bathroom doorknob. The bathroom had a three-piece push-button shower, and there was also a push-button hand soap dispenser near the outside sink. The showerhead was fine, but the temperature was difficult to adjust, often to too hot or too cold. When squatting in the shower, I occasionally smelled sewage. Standing up, the smell was less noticeable. The bathroom didn't have any odor, but perhaps the floor had been mopped before our stay, and the water stains hadn't completely dried. The bed was very comfortable, with a mattress that wasn't springy but had a soft, firm feel. The pillows were a latex and a down pillow. The air conditioner was a Gree wall-mounted unit with independent temperature control. The door wasn't very soundproof, and the sound of the TV could be heard from the hallway outside. However, I didn't hear much noise at bedtime and had a good night's sleep.

酒店位置方便，出後門有4/7號線地鐵，前門有公交站。負一樓有按摩椅書吧洗衣機。雖然進去覺得舊，但衞生不錯，服務態度也非常好。推薦～