The Pagoda Light Hotel Reviews

The hostel has a lot of good things — it’s beautifully decorated and has a really nice café downstairs with a rooftop area. But the prices there are crazy high, so I didn’t use it. Unfortunately, there’s no kitchen or even basic facilities to make your own coffee, so you either eat out or pay the café’s prices. The dorms are comfy, and the curtains on the bunks give great privacy. However, there's only one bathroom for all the dormitories and really needs better cleaning — it’s on the ground floor and shared by everyone, with only one toilet, one squat toilet, and a few showers with worn-out curtains. It could be much better.

A modern place that retains a cozy, traditional aesthetic inside. The rooms aren’t very large, but they’re just the right size to ensure comfort for guests. I thought it was a great touch that each cubicle has adjustable lighting, allowing you to set the perfect brightness. Below the hotel, there’s a trendy restobar serving Western-style food—though a bit pricey. I ordered a small grilled platter, and it was quite good. My suggestion for the kitchen? Adding chimichurri as a condiment would really enhance the flavor of the sausages. As for the location, it’s a lovely area for strolling and getting lost in the quieter hutongs (alleys). Just a few kilometers away is the scenic Shichahai Lake walk—a perfect little excursion from the hotel

Really nice place with really friendly staff!! I even extended my stay there. The location is great, you have the bus and the underground closeby. You have a famous Lamaist pagoda next door and really cute street with cute cafés, restaurants that us really nice in the evening. The rooms are clean, with sockets right above your own bed and provide slippers for the shower. They provide ear plugs, toiletry items and a washing machine. There is a roof top and common areas to eat your delivery food (they have a system where you can order your food and deliver at the place). I really enjoyed my stay there!