Hotels Near BASIC HOUSE in Beijing

The environment is very comfortable. The hutong area is very quiet at night. The sanitary conditions are also good. They help clean up after going out every day. The most important thing is that it is very convenient to travel. There are subway lines 1 and 4 nearby. It is two stops to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. It is also convenient to ride a bike. It is also convenient to eat and shop around. The service attitude of the girls and boys at the front desk is very good. They are enthusiastic and there are robots to help deliver food. It's awesome 👍🏻

Really like the location of the hotel, very convenient for getting around and for food. It is near the major subway station, where you can catch the Line 1 and Line 2 trains. There are multiple shopping centers near the hotel, within these shopping centers there are tons of choices of restaurants, some are open late in the evenings and some are famous chain restaurants, we found a few we really like. A couple minutes away is a local deli type restaurant, serving local breakfast. We ate there everyday for all the 5 days during our stay. The service at the hotel was excellent, everyone is eager to help and responsive. The room is clean and refreshing, waiting for us to relax after a long day sightseeing. The hotel room is quite and spacious, with separate bedroom, kitchen and general sitting area. Got a good view of the roof top garden from both of the windows. We really enjoyed our stay there.

Fu You Jie Hotel is situated in the middle and about 10 minutes' walk from either Xidan station (line 1) and Lingjing Hutong station (line 4). I stayed for two weeks. It was an OK stay. My days are spent outdoors and only came back later in the evening to sleep so I didnt spend much time at the hotel. The place is in a quieter street but still within walking distance of Xidan shopping area and nearby major attractions such as Tiananmen Square and Palace Museum/Forbidden Palace. Staff do not speak English, which is expected but was disheartening when every time (three separate occasions) I tried to communicate in broken Chinese with some English they only show blink faces and turn away...Despite what it says on the hotel's site, there was no airport service, or if there were, I was given a curt, no answer. Cleanliness is OK. There was a small layer of dust on the lamp table on the other side of the bed. There was also a smell in the bathroom, had to use my body spray and got rid of it after a few days. There is daily housekeeping, but it was mainly to make the bed, take out trash, and add two bottles of water. Front door is not soundproof so you'll hear neighbors coming and going and if there are children, yelling and running. Breakfast is Chinese cuisine. I had it once. Overall, a good stay but if I visit Beijing again I will stay at another hotel.

Excellent location with many retail shops and eateries around the area, within walking distance. Hospitality is as frigid and cold as the Beijing weather. From check-in to departure, everything was business-like and process-driven. Even if you were to offer a fee to buy a genuine smile from the staff, you’re unlikely to find any takers. Maybe the freezing weather had frozen their facial muscles. The hotel is named Friendship Hotel.. staff need to work a lot harder to live up to it.

A relatively economical choice among hotels near Tiananmen Square. You need to swipe your card to enter and exit. When I went out at night to watch the flag-raising ceremony, there were two people guarding the lobby in the early morning. The security felt good. The overall style is relatively old, but the service is good.

I took my kids to the Central Conservatory of Music for a competition and chose a location close to it. The hotel is old and small, and the price/performance ratio is not high. There are only two people working at the front desk. Are you serious about saying that you can check in after 2pm? I arrived a little after 2pm, and they told me that I had to wait 40 minutes for cleaning. In the end, I waited for an hour and it took repeated urging before I got it. The bed sheets should not have been changed, there were women's long hair and men's short hair on them.

Toilet and bathroom are facing and beside the kingbed. People poo, people wee, people bathe, you will enjoy all the smell and scenic shadow view. The staircase are too dangerous for old folks and toddler/ small children. But compliment to warm and helpful staff, free self service washing and drying at basement, free and unlimited chilled soft drinks after 38'c hot days in summer, Children enjoy movie with projector at basement room. Adults enjoy yard at night with chilled beers and snacks. Good and reasonable price of local restaurants next doors. Overall was good experience with family duplex room for 6 nights in Beijing.

Me and my friends have stayed in this hotel for three nights, it wasn’t really as in the photos as it was under reconstruction! The team was kind but not really prepared as they could check us in, people of foreign passports, but we managed at the end! For the rest the rooms were okay and the location convenient

I stayed for a week and the place is excellent for its location, close to subway and bus stop which makes it easy to move anywhere. To improve: the facilities of the rooms, limited in terms of ventilation and because the air conditioning did not work well at all. The breakfast was too basic and repetitive, with no variety or changes throughout the week. The rooftop terrace was too much wasted. It was closed practically the whole week and I only had the opportunity to visit it the night before my departure. It has a great view of the forbidden city so you should take advantage of it more, since there are no other amenities in the hotel, this area can be used to spend a nice time at night.

Very good stay at the True Go 1918 hotel: comfortable, quiet and modern room with nice design and good bedding. Nice staff, free coffee, water. The location is fine: close to subway and restaurants nearby are a plus.