The view from the elevator
lobby on 6.
by kdoc13lobby on 6.
The rooms are very nice. The webpage has a good look at one. They are very spacious and comfortable. The A/C was good. It kept me cool even though it was a very hot day. Plus, they gave me complementary breakfast and bottles of water. There is a KFC and a McDonalds across the street, but this is China, so eat at one of the local joints around the corner. Or, the Hard Rock cafe is a ten minute ride by taxi.
This is my favorite hotel in China. The service was way above what I got in Hong Kong or Shanghai. Cheaper too!
The Sports City Cafe is a sports bar to the extreme. The tour guide I befriended lost to me at a game of basketball on the court in the middle of the bar. It is totally geared towards the West, but locals come there too.
In addition to that, there is a formal dining area, and breakfast is served on each floor.
There is a gym, a pool, Sauna, Beauty Salon, Massage Centre and separate lounges equipped with televisions for ladies and gentlemen. Travel and business facilities are also there. They can arrange airport transfer, tours of the city (and great wall) and even hook you up with plane tickets.
There is a subway stop across the street, and a direct route west will lead you to the Palace Museum and Tienanmen Square. Great location!
