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"A solid, mid-range hotel. Comfortable beds and decent service, though given the time of year they had not activated the air-conditioning in the rooms yet. "

"Great hotel, great locations and at a great price."

"the hotel was fine but when i arrived at 1am they did not have my booking. They kept saying i was not booked in with them even though i had the confiration letter. They did not know ehat hotels.com was. After 30min they finally gave me a room."

"Super friendly and effecient staff at the front. We also ordered some takeout deliveries and the hotel robot brought it up right the way!"

"When I arrived the front desk staff, particularly Frank was excellent at helping me with an issue I was having. He went out of his way to help me, even calling a few people on my behalf. The hotel location was very convenient, easy walking to two subways and multiple bus lines. "

"The hotel is fantastically located just a short walk from Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden Palace and the rest of central Beijing. Our room was tiny, but that's the price to be paid for a boutique room in a traditional hutong building and you can't argue with the price for this location. The staff were helpful, the room was clean and had everything we needed and breakfast was fine. The courtyard is beautiful and peaceful away from the noise of Beijing."

"While the rooms were very clean, the hallways needed to be updated and cleaned. The carpet was badly in need of being vacuumed but as I noted, the individual rooms were very clean and spotless. I loved the king size bed but like all other mattresses I have encountered in China, it's like sleeping on plywood. I like a big pillow top, sink-into-it mattress which no hotel or home seemed to have but other than that, it was a quiet little place on a nice tree-lined neighborhood street with close...

"A perfect little gem of a hotel right in the centre of the hutongs. Very clean and welcoming with superb service from their staff (who speak English). The hotel is like a little museum to Chinese shadow art with so much information, examples and a library. An added bonus was the actual shadow art performance and demonstration by the puppeteer. "