Jinjiang Inn - Beijing Guangqumen Inn

The hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood. The staff is really friendly. And the room is quite spacious.

Though the location seems to be the city center, the hotel is actually no close to any bus stop or metro stop. Once I wanted to take a bus to Sanlitun, i need to walk like 20 or more minutes to get to the nearest bus stop. Also, it's hard to get a taxi.

With China I would like you to tell the distance from the nearest Train stations. Where ever possible when travelling in China I try to stay in Jinjiang Inns. I think they are terrific. They are always the same so there are no bad experiences

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When I travel n China I prefer to use Jinjiang Inn. I consider them first class. The are always good. They are always the same so I know what to expect. No bad experiences. Thoroughly would recommend them.

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+Awesome value for money (especially compared to major US/European cities) +large spacious room, cleaned daily(with a daily set of toothbrush/paste, slippers, tea, water,towels), very comfy bed. +helpfull staff (although there was a language barrier sometimes it was quickly sorted out, since all staff have translation apps) +Tasty breakfast, with a nice selection. Really nice stir fried noodles, pork buns, dumplings to name a few. Orange juice was cooled with ice (unlike previous reviows mentioning it being hot like tea, so I suppose this has being sorted out). +Good location (5-10 minute walk to main street with shops and subway). Located in a Central district, but the hotel itself is in a side street, around 200-300 meters off the main street (hence less noise/busy). The hotel actually hit a nostalgic tone for me, since it reminded me of the higher end Orbis Hotels in Poland during the PRL period. So it had that retro charm with more modern amenities (ie keycards, wifi etc). So don't expect Sofitel, Marriot type decor, but a nice, professional hotel with excellent value for money.

-Light in bathroom was a bit dim and hasn't been renovated in a while -Unstable and slow internet (worth noting if you are coming for work and plan required to do heavy downloads, I would suggest contacting the hotel to make sure there is another option available for faster internet/downloads). In my case luckily, the build of my project was ready prior to arriving, however if I were to download heavy commits at the hotel, this would have been a major downside. -this is not a downside of the Hotel in any way, but more of a warning for those who don't like walking. Beijing is really spread out so distances between objects of interest can be proportionally larger if you are coming from a more condensed city. However as mentioned above for all its minor faults, you can't blame or go wrong this hotel for the price.