NUO Hotels in Beijing

I chose Nuo Hotel for my birthday this year, and I was pleasantly surprised when the front desk wished me a happy birthday during check-in. They upgraded me to an executive floor, which was beautifully decorated with a great ambiance, and the view from the window was also lovely. I drove here this time, and at checkout, I wasn't proactively informed about parking fee waivers or anything similar. So, I had to go down to the garage and then come back to the front desk to inquire.

The location is superb. Whatever you want to eat, it's available right out the back door, and you can walk to Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. The rooms are spacious, and the cleaning staff are very friendly; anything you ask for is delivered quickly. The breakfast is also quite good. Usually, hotels are very crowded during the summer holidays, and service can't keep up, but that's not the case here. The facilities are a bit old, but that's acceptable, as we were looking for this kind of vibe. If you want new facilities, there are many other hotels nearby to choose from. We stayed for five days and still felt very good about it. The only minor drawback was with the front desk staff. I mentioned that although our three rooms were on the same floor, and I understood it might not be possible to have them all together, we still wanted the rooms for the elderly and children to be as close as possible. I asked if they could help us switch rooms if any nearby became available during our five-day stay. However, she told me to check again early the next morning to see if any rooms had become vacant. I found this quite puzzling; in this day and age, do I still need to come and ask every day? So, I didn't ask again, and no one followed up on my request.