Hotels in Beijing Railway Station, Beijing

Reception was very helpful unlike many other Beijing hitels near TiananMen square. Also they gave eally big room in have never ever stayed in such a big room in Beijing. At night it is a bit chilly in April, receptionist came to our room brought extra blankets and she herself made the bedding. We had most pleasant stay here in this hotel in beijing. Lastly when we were checking out they gifted us hand creams which was very pleasant! Thank you for such welcome!

Despite being quite economical in price, it's quite a decent hotel. It's big and architecturally pleasing. The room has good amenities and they have international sockets at the wall. It's around 17 minutes on foot from Beijing East Station, which is a stop of the airport express bus. It's right next to a historical site and has a shopping centre inside. I also liked that they have 4 bottles of water even for the single room.

The room environment is excellent, and the service is meticulous, thoughtful, and genuinely warm. Every time I stay at the Inner Mongolia Hotel, I feel a sense of familiarity, like coming home. In the past, whenever I went to Beijing, I would always stay here with my mother. Two years ago, my mother passed away. Last year, when I stayed here alone again, I was overcome with emotion, and my eyes welled up. Unexpectedly, the hotel thoughtfully upgraded my room for free, and also gifted me a red commemorative T-shirt with the hotel's logo, as well as a beautiful fruit platter. This warmth was incredibly touching and made me feel especially comforted.

Our trip was just a two-day weekend, and we wanted to give our child the experience of a five-star hotel on Chang'an Avenue in the capital. We booked a family room, which was quite spacious and comfortable. The staff at the executive lounge on the 23rd floor were incredibly proactive and enthusiastic; every time we left, they'd greet us and help us call the elevator. The hotel's location is truly excellent; you can ride a shared bike along Chang'an Avenue to see Tiananmen Square. The hotel is also very close to the popular Dongdan basketball court. My son even played basketball there that evening – he's terrible but loves to play! The breakfast selection was quite rich, but for such a large hotel, the breakfast area was too small. During peak dining hours, many guests couldn't find a seat, and some dishes weren't replenished promptly. However, the service staff's attitude was exceptionally good. We asked a staff member to add more of a certain dish, and later the chef personally sliced it and brought it to our table – thumbs up for that! The hotel also has many other excellent services, such as the complimentary ice cream at the revolving restaurant and the free beer at the backyard beer garden. The only thing is these are time-limited. I suggest the hotel should remind guests of the service times, otherwise, it's easy to miss out.

The room was generally clean and the bedding was comfortable. The heating was a bit too warm for us, coming from the south, which took some getting used to. Breakfast was plentiful and replenished quickly. The location is fantastic, close to many attractions, and the subway is just a few minutes away. The best part was being able to run to Tiananmen Square early in the morning to watch the flag-raising ceremony! We stayed for 6 days and had a great experience. I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit.

Stayed here with my mom for one night right before Chinese New Year. I chose this hotel because of its direct proximity to Tiananmen Square. The room was small but well-equipped, and you can grab more bottled water from the front desk if you run out. There are quite a few restaurants nearby, but they were all closed for the holiday, making the area a bit deserted. We went to see the flag-raising ceremony in the morning, and both the bus and subway access were very convenient. However, the directions from Baidu Maps were a bit off, making it a little hard to find at first, but a quick call to the front desk sorted everything out.

Very cheap, 20 minutes bus from Beijing Station, convenient to buy things nearby, quiet outside the community. The bed I lived in was relatively clean and tidy, the curtains were shaded, the aisles and toilets were generally hygienic. The room is basically not soundproof, and the normal volume of the next door and corridor can be heard very clearly. There is no toilet paper and water (the first time I lived in the Youth Hostel, I don’t know if it’s all the same, there is no star deduction). Overall, the price of this location is very grateful, but the conditions are also proportional, not much cost-effective, choose according to demand.

Clean, hygienic, comfortable, and sunny, with warm, attentive, and meticulous service. It's well-ventilated and has complete facilities. My top choice for business trips and travel.

The staff and the location (is very close to the Beijing railway station) is very nice. I felt the room a little bit cold, even if with AC turned on, and too small for two adults. I would stay again if I were alone.

The room was cleaner and more hygienic than expected, and the facilities inside were very complete. It had an independent shower and toilet, with toiletries and slippers provided, and you could grab more if needed. The front desk lady was also really nice and very helpful to out-of-town tourists. It’s very close to Beijing Railway Station. At the time, I didn't know the exact location, and taxis were quite expensive – mostly unlicensed cabs. Regular taxis wouldn't take us because some thought it was too close, and others were afraid to stop on the street. The courtyard hotel is quite close to Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, and museums, which is very convenient for sightseeing.