Hanting Hotel (Beijing Sihui East Metro Station)

The hotel environment is elegant, the service is warm and thoughtful, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the facilities are complete, the transportation is convenient, the location is excellent, and it can cover all kinds of needs. It is good

It's very clean and there's no noise when sleeping at night, but there's always a bad smell of sewer in the room. Although there is no elevator, the front desk service is very good and can help with luggage. I will choose Hanting again next time, and I will prepare deodorant and fragrance in advance.

We had a great stay at [hotel name]! The location is excellent, with many delicious foods and attractions nearby and convenient transportation. The hotel lobby is spacious and bright, with exquisite decoration, warm and thoughtful service staff, and quick check-in. The room is clean and tidy, warmly decorated, and the bedding is comfortable, allowing for a good night's sleep. The bathroom facilities are complete and there is plenty of hot water. The gym equipment is new and complete, and the breakfast is rich, delicious and varied. The overall cost-effectiveness is super high, I will choose here next time!

The hotel is near the subway station, less than a 10-minute walk. There are many restaurants around, but it is a bit shabby and the streets are a bit dirty. The hotel lobby is not small, but a bit empty. The guy at the front desk is quite good at taking care of people. He wanted to upgrade my room with a window on the third floor to the first floor. Is he worried that I will be exhausted? Or lack of intelligence? I was self-righteous and refused on the spot. The stairs going upstairs are indeed winding and winding, like a maze, and the rooms are relatively small, making it difficult to walk in some parts. But the designer still thought of some ways and designed an "Arhat bed" in front of the window (actually I gave the name, and I don't know what to call the decoration), which looks interesting and is practical for storing luggage. The bathroom threshold is a bit high and should have been added later. There are not many TV stations, but CCTV is all there. Breakfast is relatively simple, but there is a small pot for self-service fried eggs. I fry eggs every morning at home. I use a non-stick pan at home, which is easier to use. The hotel uses an ordinary pan, and the eggs are a bit failed to fry. The biggest drawback of the hotel is that the mobile phone cannot be charged. I wonder if the voltage is insufficient? Or is there something wrong with my charger? The next day I didn't dare to turn on the phone during the day. I only turned it on when I really needed to use it. The second night I decided to stay at the 7 Days Inn next door. It has a UBS socket and there is no problem charging the phone.

The hotel staff are very friendly, the room is very clean, and it is very convenient to travel. It is only about 200 meters away from the subway station. The cooking next to the hotel is also delicious😋

To be honest, I rarely give a hotel a low score because I know it’s not easy for everyone to do business, but I have to say today that this hotel is garbage. I have stayed in countless hotels over the years on business trips, some high-end and some low-end, but I have rarely encountered such rubbish ones. The room was so small that it was almost impossible to turn around, and it was hard to find a place to put a laptop to work on. The toilet in the bathroom was hanging in the air, and I couldn't stretch my legs when I sat down. The room with an area of ​​nearly 400 square meters said it had a window, but outside the window it was in a dilapidated state. The public WIFI cannot connect to the Internet, there is no signal when turning on the mobile phone hotspot, there is no elevator to the 3rd floor, it is like a maze of twists and turns, the smell in the corridor is erratic, sometimes it smells of mold, sometimes it smells like the hotel kitchen, the front desk service He was greeted with a cold face the whole time. I was originally going to stay in Beijing for a few days, but I quickly checked out after staying for one day. How did Ctrip get the 4.6 points? Seriously doubt the authenticity.