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This is by far the best hotel stay experience I've had! Due to flight changes my arrival at the hotel was delayed. When I informed the cheerful lady over the phone about the delay, she was very thankful and said the room would be ready when I arrive. The room was clean and tidy and the bathroom was no less. The hotel has multiple restuarant options for food with contintental as well as chinese food available in plenty of choice. During my second day I called for the housekeeping from the phone in the room as the light for housekeeping call outside the room wasn't working. Not only was the service prompt, but the lady on the phone called me back to check if the housekeeping was done. An excellent example of customer satisfaction. I wanted to go back by bus / train to the airport so I went to the reception and the lady was really helpful explaining me all the options in detail. Also, since I wanted to try out the food, I asked if it would be possible to get something vegetarian. Not only did she tell me about the options, she actually took me to the restaurants personally and explained to me the menu with the help of the individual waiters from the restaurants. I later tried out the chinese restaurant and the food was excellent! I will definitely stay at this hotel again whenever I travel back to Beijing!

I have been living at Jinjiang Inn around one month and it was okay. It's very good hotel, clean, safe, very private, and professional. I felt homely atmosphere there. Its location is exiting if you love to explore real Beijing.There are two underground stations about twelve minutes of walk from the hotel with fast access to centrum. Around the hotel (radius 3km) are many fruit&vegetable markets, hundreds of affordable restaurants offering very authentic cuisine. Evening are very beautiful around, with thousands of people on the streets, eating, dancing, drinking etc. The most beautiful women in Beijing I have seen around there. Hotel location is in very interesting area I have been satisfied for what I have been paying.

This is a great little hotel located quite far down in the south of Beijing. Although all the tourist attractions are located within 5km of the hotel it is not that conveniently located because it is almost 1km away from the nearest subway. The premises are clean and fairly new. The staff is great, although not everyone has mastered the use of English. Having said this, communication was never a problem. I enjoyed my stay with them.

It is a beautiful resort like hotel but a long way from the Beijing City Center. The hotel is in a new suburb that is being built but there is no one living there yet. No shops or transport other than taxis. We found the taxi cost to the city to be more than the room and it takes over an hour to get there. For this reason there were only about a dozen other guests staying there. We had booked through Agoda and paid for three nights but left after two because of the isolation. We did not receive a refund for the last night but we saved that in taxi fares. However, if the location is not an issue then this is a fabulous new hotel with great staff and facilities.

The good: The hotel sits right next to the metro station and is surrounded by a number of restaurants, plus a bakery next door and a big supermarket across the street. The rooms are a good size and the beds are soft. Bathroom contains soap, toothbrushes, hair dryer and shower cap. The value for money is quite OK. The not so good: Fengtai area is not known for its nightlife. If you wish to go out, you need at least a 30 minute metro ride and a taxi back home, as the metro closes around 23:00. Don't expect much English skills from the staff at the front desk. However they did manage to understand most of our requests with the help of a translation app. Overall: Quite nice hotel for business traveler with a job in Fengtai area.

Nicer than the photos. Large bedroom. No tourist sites nearby and it was far from the airport (160 yuan by taxi, located in the southwest of Beijing) but we had to stay there because it was near our client. Niwa subway station is not far (less than 1 km). Also it cost 20 yuan by taxi to get to the Ma Lian Dao Tea Market(bought puer cha, they have like 3,000 tea stores there), the only place I was able to visit aside from anywhere related to work. Oh yeah. I enjoyed the street food they sell near the hotel at night. There were two joints that sold meat on a stick. We had plenty and had three bottles of beer for less than USD 10! They didn't speak English but we were able to order and all by body language. We went there every night we stayed there. :)

located near to a good range of local restaurants, cafes and a supermarket and just a quiet street behind the holiday inn beijing hotel. lovely neighborhood with warm locals. 15 mins' walk to the nearest mrt station and 10 mins' by cab to the main shopping district of ginza shopping centre and raffles city. 15 mins' by cab to the tiananmen square and forbidden city. ideal for travellers who are looking to experience the local lifestyle.

The room was simple but clean (maybe a little bit old, and we had no window). There is only WiFi in the reception, but men are usually sitting in the area smoking. The staff are friendly enough but speak very limited English. The hotel is close to a central metro line which is the biggest benefit. Not many nice places to eat nearby, there is a supermarket one subway stop away (which is also walkable).

Staff were friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. I needed urgently to print out a confirmation for my next place, and although it wasn't the allowable norm, Ms NoNo Sun, one of the supervisors, on overhearing my plight, offered to print it out for me and had it sent to my room. The front desk supervisor when I checked in was also helpful in offering to tell me how to get a bus to wherever I wanted to go. The crowd staying here, as well as most staff are generally young. It looks like this is a university area, so away from the standard attractions. Sadly, it's also not too near the railway station, and taxi drivers, common with most Beijing taxi drivers have a hard time finding the place - its set off from the main road. Make sure you have a mobile to call the hotel for the driver to get directions.

Located in far west of Beijing city, its close to the developing business district of Shijingshan. The hotel entrance is small and non-descriptive. The receptionists are young and relatively inexperienced but friendly. Rooms are clean and with good wifi - bed is good too so nothing to complain. Is along the street with eateries and also a supermarket opposite. No free freakfast (it charges at 20 yuan per person), the one big inconvenience is the key card apparently needs to be changed/updated everyday. But with this price (242 Yuan per night), I think this hotel worth the value.