Hotels in Wangjing Area, Beijing

Facilities: Smart Cleanliness: Clean Environment: Excellent, 798 Art Zone is just across the road. Service: The front desk staff were warm and attentive.

Staying in the blue fairy tale, let me think back to the childhood of the squat, the proprietress's talkative and cheerful let me see her efforts and investment, the room layout is extremely thoughtful, the idea of moving to change the scenery makes me refreshed, there is a small fresh feeling, sitting on the wooden stool on the balcony looking back, All the furniture revealed happy songs, let me go on this trip to have a farewell.

Stepping in, I was immediately impressed! The lighting and corridor design had this dreamy, KTV/nightclub vibe. If you love unique styles, you'll adore this place. It's a fantastic spot for sisters who enjoy taking photos for social media – the shots you'll get are amazing! The thoughtful service was a big plus [strong emoji]. From robot delivery to a complimentary mini-bar and rooms with bathtubs, all the little details were perfectly executed. For business travelers or tourists, this is definitely a hassle-free and high-value-for-money option.

Facilities: Decent, no elevator but staff helps with luggage. Cleanliness: Giving a good rating, but the cleanliness was just okay, with mold on the ceiling. Environment: Located above a food court, so plenty of dining options. Close to Hyatt Regency Wangjing. Service: Check-in was slow, but I'm giving a good rating because they helped with luggage. They upgraded me to a cleaner room at 2 PM, I guess.

This was my first time staying at this hotel, and overall: 1. I woke up around 7 AM to shower, but the hot water was very slow to come on, and the temperature wasn't hot enough. 2. During check-in, the front desk told us that our original room had a load-bearing pillar. They asked if we wanted to upgrade to a two-person room for an additional 89 yuan. Since it was getting late, we agreed. Afterward, the staff member mentioned that this upgrade actually involved signing up for a Jinjiang Club membership. I have two issues with this: (1) Why would a room have a load-bearing pillar that negatively impacts the stay? The design itself is very unreasonable. (2) The staff member's disclosure of information felt like a misleading sales tactic. They only mentioned it was a membership after we'd paid, which felt like a trick. 3. The room didn't have a traditional TV; instead, it had a projector, which I felt wasn't as clear as a regular television. 4. I actually chose this hotel because many reviews mentioned a rich breakfast spread. However, in reality, I wouldn't say it was particularly good. I suspect those reviews might be exaggerated. There were only two hot dishes, and the overall selection was very limited. There weren't any freshly prepared main dishes like wontons or noodles, which are common in similar chain hotels.

overall it was good, decent if you are looking for a short place to stay. if it is important to you, there are no sit-down toilets, they only have squatting ones which weren't the cleanest but they do provide slippers. the bedding was comfortable and there are air conditioning units in each unit. the walls are somewhat thin as i could still hear my neighbor if they were on the phone, or my friend in the room diagonal from me sending a video to someone haha. location-wise it is a bit far from the main touristy areas, like a 30-40 minute taxi drive.

I chose Nuo Hotel for my birthday this year, and I was pleasantly surprised when the front desk wished me a happy birthday during check-in. They upgraded me to an executive floor, which was beautifully decorated with a great ambiance, and the view from the window was also lovely. I drove here this time, and at checkout, I wasn't proactively informed about parking fee waivers or anything similar. So, I had to go down to the garage and then come back to the front desk to inquire.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, close to the business district yet tucked away from the hustle and bustle. The rooms are spacious and bright, with comfortable bedding. The service was warm and attentive, making me feel right at home. The price is reasonable, offering incredible value for money! I highly recommend it to all travelers!

The room is clean, tidy, beautiful and comfortable, the location is excellent, the dining is convenient, and it is a walk from the bus station and subway station. It is a bustling area in Wangjing area. I will continue to live next time.

The apartment/hotel is close to Peking Capital Airport and to a subway station (Futong station, 5 minute walk) which makes it easy to reach the center of town. The place is spacious, clean, comfortable with great views from the 28th floor. It also has a washing machine and kitchen. Price is very affordable and the the location next to a local shopping center is interesting if you want to experience more than the tourist attractions in Beijing. It was a bit challenging to check in - initial instructions indicated to contact a telephone number to get an access code. The telephone number did not work/was only Chinese. Instructions in Chinese were hard to understand but seemed to indicate Building 2, 18th floor, room 1809 where I indeed could get the access code to the room/apartment on the 28th floor after knocking on the door - bell did not seem to work. Overall, highly recommend this place to stay.