Hotels Near MINISO in Beijing

Facilities: Very good, very complete, the service attitude is also very good, the front desk is also very enthusiastic! Highly recommended

Location is everything. I would say a once glamorous hotel but over time the sheen has faded but still has some touches of its former glare in the 1980s. Stayed over three rooms for a week in April. It is very central Beijing close to Tiananmen 5 underground stops away, but has multiple restaurants within 90 seconds, and being on a main Metro line, gives access to the best Beijing can offer. The rooms are adequate and clean, but could do with cooling, even in April. Staff were outstanding, and all went the extra mile with assistance.

Hotel’s location is very strategic, just a few steps to Tiananmen square and forbidden city, so after along way flight and reached Beijing in 1am we still can explore them. And next to this hotel there are street food that open from morning to night, so you don’t have to worry if you don’t buy hotel’s breakfast. Last but not least, you can try beijing’s famous roast duck in this hotel, nice too.

I recently stayed at UrCove by HYATT Beijing Forbidden City and had a mixed experience. The hotel's location is excellent, especially if you plan to visit the Forbidden City and the Palace Museum, which are just a 5-minute walk away. This proximity made it very convenient for sightseeing. However, the hotel itself feels a bit dated. The rooms are small and old, though they are kept clean. The building could definitely use some modernization to enhance the overall comfort of the stay. One downside is the constant traffic noise. The hotel is located on a busy road, and the car sounds are noticeable, partly because the window glass does not provide good noise insulation. Additionally, there are some shops under the hotel with people often chatting loudly outside, which can be a bit disruptive. On the positive side, the breakfast was good, offering a nice variety of options to start the day. The service was also commendable, with staff being attentive and helpful throughout my stay. In summary, UrCove by HYATT Beijing Forbidden City is a good choice for its prime location near major attractions. However, be prepared for some noise and an older room. The good breakfast and service help balance out the experience.

Travel here for marriage anniversary and the hotel staff are friendly, they paid effort to do simple decoration for our room. Great place to stay for our 5 nights here, easy accessible to Dengshikou mrt and Wangfujing is within 10mins walking distance. Highly recommended for travellers 👍🏻

I stayed 31 nights during january 2024 at 7 days inn hotel. I chose this hotel because it was very close to the subway, in the center of Beijing and the heating system was good according to the reviews. I changed room the first day so I could have a little bit better room. The previous room had no universal charger and was very dark, the windows in front of a wall. My room was on the first floor, just next to the shared bathroom and to the water dispenser. The room was very big and quiet (unless people talk in the corridor), not a lot of light but some rooms has more sun light than others. No fridge inside but since it was january I put my food outside the windows if I wanted to keep it fresh. If you want to warm some food, you can use the microwage in the commun area but I never used it. The commun area is very close from the entrance door so it was very chilly. The staff was nice but almost no english. They explained to me how to use the washing machine and once the wifi was not working so they helped me. Internet was definetly not very good but I was able to watch youtube with my vpn. I will start now talking about the shared bathroom (which I already knew was shared when booking) but I didn't know the toilet would be squat toilets. I think if I knew before, I wouldn't choose this hotel. There was no lock in the toilets. The shower room has one and was very cold (because winter). The hot water was always there but I took my shower usually in the morning (so less people). The shared bathroom was dirty mostly because of clients that didn't clean after their buisness. There was regulary water on the floor so I was just going with my shoes on at some point. The washing machine was broken the first 2 weeks and then got replaced. I'm still a bit confused if clients can use it or only the staff, but I used it anyway. The area is maybe a bit empty at first but if you go to the Hong Qiao Pearl Market, in the basement there is a big food court where you can try chinese food (or subway and macdonalds). Overall I liked my journey in this hotel but I think it was too expensive for a shared bathroom this old and dirty. I paid 1000 euros for 31 days.

The lobby wasn't the most inviting - there were a few flies buzzing around, and there was a strange smell that lingered in the air. While the rest of our stay was alright, this initial impression definitely brought down the overall experience. The receptionist helped us also book our ride going to the train station, which is very helpful.