Hotels in National Stadium-Bird's Nest/Olympic Sports Center, Beijing

Room was very small and not much around. There is a convenient store just downstairs which is very handy and a few restaurants. The staff were very helpful and helped us find the hotel as we struggled due to the name being in Chinese at the front on a business centre.

Occassion of our stay: Hyrox Race at the convention centre. Very neat, clean, spacious rooms. Perfect stay if you need a stay close to the convention centre. Smooth check-in and check-outs. Opposite the hotel you have a mall with plenty of places to eat, which also has a supermarket downstairs. It is very near the Olympic park, perfect location to get your runs in! We enjoyed our stay very much.

Before checking out, I always make an effort to return the room to its original state. I neatly fold used towels, wipe down any water stains on the counters, put remote controls back where they belong, fluff and smooth out pillows, and ensure the ashtray is sparkling clean. I take all my belongings with me, even the smallest scraps of paper or bottle caps. Before closing the door, I pause and look back—the space is as serene as an undisturbed lake, awaiting its next encounter. This isn't a performance, nor is there an audience. It's a quiet agreement with myself, a private ritual of closure and restitution. In a world that often feels rushed, maintaining clear order within a small space feels like holding onto an inner anchor. This almost instinctive conscientiousness doesn't allow for leaving a mess behind. It's not about being a neat freak, but rather a solemn farewell—to the next stranger who will find peace here, and to that part of myself that constantly seeks inner order. I appreciate the understanding and grace of Xinma Hotel. From check-in to departure, this unhurried trust allowed everything to unfold in tranquility. It's not flashy, yet it became the most profound part of the experience. For me, order is the gentlest way to resist time and change. My stay here was comfortable, and being able to return it properly upon leaving makes the period of this memory complete and clean. What I handed over was not just a room, but a small belief: a belief that order itself is a silent form of cultivation. Perhaps this stems from an innate focus—delving into every detail, completing every task thoroughly. Not keen on announcing, but dedicated to practicing; not deliberately gentle, but often thinking of those I haven't met. Just like that moment when I close the door upon leaving: profound, yet needing no witness.

i had an amazing stay here. all the staff were super friendly & helpful - even the cleaning staff. at no additional cost, the lady at the front desk upgraded my room to 1 that is bigger & has a window. the room is spacious, clean & comfortable. although my room was on the 2nd floor, i did not notice any noise coming from outside. the hotel is located within short distance to 2 different subway lines, stadiums (including the bird's nest), restaurants, convenience stores, and shopping malls. super value for money. would definitely stay here again.

Overall, it was good. It's a bit more expensive than similar rooms at other first-tier city hotels. The receptionist upgraded my room. The location is a little far from the subway station, but thankfully there's a convenience store downstairs, which is convenient.

The hotel is directly across from the University of International Business and Economics, and the subway is about a ten-minute walk away, so transportation is quite convenient. There are also snack shops nearby. The air conditioning in the hotel was strange; it showed it was cooling but couldn't lower the temperature. When I asked, they said the AC needed to be turned off for natural cooling, otherwise, turning it on would actually increase the temperature. It was too hot in the room for this weather.

I chose this hotel because it was close to the meeting point for a tour I booked the next day. It's a nice, simple hotel. It works for the purposes you need it to. I don't think it was particularly expensive and the breakfast in the morning was good. I only had a small issue when I arrived and was trying to check in. I'm not sure what the receptionist needed from me but it took a while and I was getting slightly impatient as it was very late at night.

I had an excellent stay at LeFull Apart’Hotel. The room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped, with a washing machine and kitchenette that made it ideal for both short- and long-term stays. The environment was quiet and comfortable, with a modern and minimalist design that felt relaxing. Communication with the staff was smooth, and the check-in process was straightforward. I highly recommend it for both business and leisure travelers, and would definitely stay here again.

I booked this hotel for a conference, and it was excellent. The service was great, and the room was clean. It was incredibly close to our venue, just a short walk away. Even late at night, before dawn, the front desk staff were still on duty and very considerate. The breakfast was also good, with wontons, fried dough sticks, and soy milk – a satisfying meal, which was perfect for conference attendees like us. The hotel facilities are very new; instead of an old-fashioned phone, you use XiaoDu (a smart assistant) to call the front desk. There's also a fresh air system, which is a huge plus for someone like me with rhinitis. I'll definitely stay here again on my next business trip. Cleanliness: Tidy Environment: Close to the conference venue Facilities: XiaoDu-controlled phone

It's a small, three-story hotel. The front door doesn't open automatically, so pushing it is a bit tiring. Weekend rates are a bit high, but for a second-tier city, 500 or 600 RMB is a good price. The air conditioning isn't very good; even at minimum speed, it quickly goes back to maximum. There's no breakfast, and for this price, even the most basic breakfast isn't available.