Beijing Bed & Breakfasts

Pros: The hotel is in a quiet area with local color. The lobby and rooms are decorated nicely, and the staff try to be helpful, though some were inexperienced plus there was a language barrier, so they were not always able to assist.

Pros: Amazing staff that went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable. They offered great shopping recommendations, took care of one person in our party that was sick one day (even offered to get her food and medicine while she stayed in the room), set up the courtyard area for us to eat our delivery food in the evenings. Breakfast was varied and plentiful (both Chinese and Western options). Room was sound insulated (especially with the AC on) and had very high quality linens and mattress/pillows. An extremely comfortable bed by western standards but even especially by Asian standards. Impeccably clean in all ways, came back to a cleaned room, extra water bottles and fresh towels each evening. Location is perfect - off a main street but quiet because it’s located in a Hutong filled with local apartments. An easy 10 minute walk to the closest subway stop. Lots of banks, food and shopping options close by.

Pros: It was the best experience for a night in Beijing. I never write reviews.

Pros: Toilet clogged

Pros: The stuff was very helpful. I lost my back at the airprort and the helped me to get it back. The breakfast was not perfect but fair enough. The room was very clean. I always got new towels and water. The aircon worked well. I totaly recommend the hotel

Pros: The location was lovely, the facilities were charming, the breakfast was yummy and varied -- but the best part was the staff. They were all so kind, helpful, and welcoming. They were amazing ambassadors for Michael's and for China as a whole. Loved, loved, loved them!

Pros: Located near the Line 2 metro (Jishuitan Exit A), walk up Xinjiekou Outer Street on the left side of the road until you reach the China Film Cinema Club on Wenhuiyuan Road and take a left along here. Carry on walking until you reach some shops on your left hand side and an alley way on your right with an old Chinese gate above it. Walk down the alleyway and the hotel is in the middle on your left. It can be a little difficult at first to find if you don't know where you are going however once you know where it is you won't struggle to find it! The hotel itself was lovely, tucked away from Beijings busy main streets resulting in a good nights sleep every night i was there. Staff were very friendly the few times i communicated with them other than checking in and out but would always say hello every time i walked past. Free WiFi throughout the premises of the hotel. Ground floor rooms as well as rooms close to reception/the entrance of the hotel which would be convenient for disabled guests. Bed was comfy and 2 bottles of free water were provided daily (the shops i mentioned sell huge bottles of water for cheap if you need more). A lot of places in China seem to have an issue with foreign bank cards, however I had no problem paying for my stay using my credit card (Visa Mastercard.) Overall i had a wonderful stay here, and should i ever return to Beijing will happily stay again, thank you for a wonderful stay!

Pros: Location: This place is 10-minute walk from Jishuitan metro station (loop line). It's on the second ring of Beijing city, so it's not exactly in the city center. For us who can walk a lot every day, it's not a problem, but for some people it can probably be problem if they want metro station that is nearby. Breakfast: Breakfast was sufficient. No complaint. It was okay spread with toasts, cereal and some warm (western and chinese) food. Room: Room is clean and bathroom is good size. It can be problem at some point because all the rooms are facing the courtyard, that you can hear people very easily from your room and vice versa. Staff/Receptionist: They are not very good at English but compared to other, their English is sufficient. Laundry: They provide laundry service that is quite cheap compared to other hotels we've been to.

Pros: The staff were fantastic. We loved the courtyard. The amenities in the room were great.

Pros: I liked the little details and the traditional decoration. it was a very welcoming experience! Also the staff were amazing and they tried to help as much as they could!

Pros: Room was nice, bathroom, nice, clean and quiet. Staff friendly and helpful. this was my second stay at Michael's, no complaints.

Pros: The staff was very friendly

Pros: Great location. It is very close to Nanlouguxiang and other buses and stations to travel within Beijing. There is a convenient store right next to the hotel. Many shops and restaurants nearby.

Pros: The Hutongren Hotel is in a fabulous location just off one of the most interesting Hutong alleys in Beijing. Lots to do and see on foot. The staff were just the best. Very helpful and friendly.

Pros: Location and really a very good experience of living in a hutong.

Pros: staff excellent, v friendly & helpful

Pros: The staff was wonderful - helpful and friendly. The atmosphere was unique and cultural. Though not luxurious, little details were thought of, such as hot water, bathroom extras and an IMB thinkpad in the room. A very charming and interesting experience.

Pros: Very nice, caretaking staff!!

Pros: I liked the friendliness of the staff and the familiar atmosphere of the hotel. They also organize interesting cultural activities.

Pros: Atmosphere great, staff excellent, like feeling at home! I will certainly be back when I am in Beijing next time. Excellent position.

Pros: The staff is fantastic. They will go out of their way to make your stay more enjoyable. They can do anything: tour/train/flight booking, help with local transport, etc. Good local breakfast and lunch. The atmosphere at the hotel is friendly and relaxed. I really enjoyed my stay there.

Pros: The staff at this hotel made our stay here really enjoyable, they were so nice and would do anything to help.