DAYS INN FORBIDDEN CITY BEIJING, Beijing – A Smart Stay in the City

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms, although facing a walkway under renovation and in worse condition than the reception, were average in terms of cleanliness and comfort. Check-in was easy once I found the right person. The service was exceptional, with really friendly and helpful staff despite some having limited English knowledge. The location was convenient, just a short walk from the train station and attractions like the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. However, the dining options left much to be desired, with limited choices and no vegetarian options, plus issues like small room size and non-functional internet. Despite its shortcomings, the hotel is well-situated for exploring the city.

The hotel offers small but well-designed rooms, a great alternative for backpackers seeking comfort over hostel stays. It was clean, very comfortable, and overlooked a quiet courtyard, though it may feel a bit claustrophobic for some. The service, despite language barriers, was friendly and accommodating, even late at night. The location is excellent, within walking distance of major attractions and surrounded by plenty of dining options. The dining experience had limited choices and room for improvement but served crisp salads. Overall, the hotel provides a comfortable and affordable stay with some minor drawbacks.

My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms, though a bit small, were well-designed, clean, and comfortable, making them adequate for a two-day stay. The service, while not speaking English, was still helpful. The location was good, just a 10-minute walk from the Forbidden City, allowing easy access to popular areas. However, the dining experience had room for improvement with limited choices and around payment arrangements for breakfast.

The hotel room was tight, not much space for luggage, looks old, cleanliness normal but still comfortable. It faced the noisy back alley of a restaurant reeking of cigarette smoke and being pretty dirty. The service varied from amazing and very helpful to rude. The location was great, although the room had a tobacco smell. The dining experience ranged from poor to impressive. Overall, the facilities were disappointing.

The hotel's location is superb, just a few minutes walk from the Forbidden City and other attractions. The rooms, while clean, feel small and damp with filthy carpets. The service was a bit overbearing at times, and the dining options were limited. However, the connection to the Beijing subway is excellent.

The hotel offers a good deal with its slightly used but comfortable rooms, despite a small high-up window. The service was extremely helpful and friendly, though lacking in customer care. The location is perfect for exploring main attractions on foot, but beware of inflated tour guide prices. The dining experience offers limited choices and cold food, while the facilities are average.

The hotel is ideally located, close to major tourist sites. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, perfect for those who want to explore nearby attractions. However, the room was tiny with no cupboard or safe. The service was efficient but somewhat abrupt, and the staff was helpful and friendly. The location is excellent, within walking distance of key landmarks like Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City. The dining options were rather poor with limited choices and high prices. On the upside, the hotel offers a great view for just a little more money.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a few hundred meters from the Tian Anmen East metro station, making it very convenient for exploring main tourist sites like the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. However, the dining experience was subpar, with cold hot food and limited options. The rooms, though a bit outdated, were clean and comfortable, and the service, despite the language barrier, was extremely helpful in many instances.