Xingshe Hotel Qianmen & Temple of Heaven Branch

Great staff, nice cocktail bar next to the lobby. Close to a lovely park and walking distance to metro lines

Een mooie accommodatie op een goede locatie. Veel bezienswaardigheden zijn op loopafstand.

Kamer wat gehorig

Estaba muy limpio, bastante cómodo , tuvimos problema con la habitación, quisimos cambiarlas y nos ayudaron de inmediato 🫰🏻y tienen de mascota 🙃❤️, hay q tener suerte para verlo ❤️

This hotel is very conveniently situated between Temple of Heaven and Forbidden City. Easily to reach with taxi, Subway with some attractions within walking distance. There is some real Beijing life taking place in adjacent area so it’s showing some interesting climate and the way people live and work. Plus- There is a very friendly cat hanging out in the lobby.

1. It’s dirty. The corridor flooring is laid out in carpets which have not been cleaned for a very long time. There were stains and cigarette damage visible. 2. Despite being a non-smoking room, ours had a disgusting smell of cigarette smoke being embedded in the furniture and walls. We complained to the receptionists about it several times, but the problem wasn’t solved. 3. We had a two-storey room, and the AC was only capable of cooling down the lower level. On the upper level there was an immense amount of heat accumulating every day, so we were sweating all night long. The small and noisy fan which was provided did not help the situation. 4. There is a drink bar in front of the place, but the hotel is unable to provide breakfasts. The bar only opens in the evening, serving drinks. There is a coffee machine in the lobby, which is paid extra (9.9Y). The cloth on armchairs in the lobby has not been cleaned ever since. 5. The staff. They were friendly and polite, but were passive and unable to communicate addressing the needs of guests. Our inquiries on tackling the smell in the room remained unresolved. They didn’t provide extra cleaning nor offered to change the room. On checkout they asked us NOT to publish a review, knowing it will likely address the shortcomings and issues we’ve raised.