China Palace Hotel

The rooms are clean, tidy, the transportation is convenient, the service is thoughtful, the indoor cultural atmosphere is strong, the exhibits in the lobby are very distinctive, and the publicity corridor displays the award-winning works of photography competitions in various industries across the country in recent years, showing the image and strength of China. A simple stay, a cultural feast, and a luxurious experience. Worth it!

Building C is the best. I stayed here for ten nights. The internet was a bit stuck. There was a refrigerator and breakfast, but there was a charge for renting a car, which shouldn't be the case! There was no terrace, but there was a bathtub with hot water. The area is 31 square meters, which is big enough

The hotel is very close to Changan Shopping Mall, which can be reached within 10 minutes on foot. The mall next to the hotel is very convenient for shopping and eating. The hotel is very conveniently located and has a good location

Very cost-effective, it is not easy to find a hotel of this price in downtown Beijing Facilities: The hotel is a bit old, the facilities are average, but the hygiene is OK

Old house, poor service. The parking fee of 6 yuan per hour can reach the three-star standard at most and actually exceeds the five-star fee!

The hotel is located on Fuxingmenwai Street, between Nanlishi Road Station and Muxidi Station on Metro Line 1, with convenient transportation. The room is clean and tidy, with two single beds. The room looks quiet under the yellow light at night. However, the drain of the bathroom basin has been in disrepair for a long time and leaks slowly. The hotel provides breakfast on the second day of check-in, which is generally good.

The room is quite old and has a sense of time, as if traveling back to the early days of reform and opening up. The carpet is particularly representative. Don’t worry if the facilities are outdated, just be practical. After all, time is also a time of accumulation. It's just that the wardrobe is completely blocked by the bed and cannot be used normally. There are all kinds of supplies inside, but they are not convenient to take out. It is consistent with the instructions on the Internet, but they are just there. The tea table is next to the bed, so be careful about the risk of burns when boiling water. It’s incredible that a five-star hotel has such a design. Replacing the two single beds with one large bed should solve the problem, right? It doesn’t matter that the cabinet is not in use, but the light cannot be avoided. Half of the four dim lamps are still flickering on and off. It is really impossible to read under the five or six-watt small bulbs. It really reminds me of saving electricity in the poor years many years ago. scene. Nowadays, the efficiency of energy-saving light bulbs is very high, and the brightness is enough even at a small degree. If you want to save energy and protect the environment, should you consider replacing them with energy-saving light bulbs? It's really uninhabitable without good lighting. The room felt cold even without air conditioning. The facilities and prices are not as good as the surrounding budget hotels. Convenience, practicality, friendliness, and authenticity always come first.

The rooms are divided into three buildings ABC. Building B is the cheapest and worst. It looks like a guest house from more than ten years ago. Breakfast is just ordinary white porridge, steamed buns and cold dishes, you can eat it or not. There is a No. 52 bus stop not far from the hotel, which can go to Tiananmen Square. The subway is very far away and I have never taken it before. Taking a taxi is the most convenient way to go anywhere.