Sheraton Hotels in Beijing

Four of us celebrated a birthday together and booked the 90 sqm Executive Suite. The bathroom in the room was exceptionally large, almost to the point of feeling a bit wasteful, while the living room felt a little cramped. **Facilities:** Although a bit dated, the cleanliness was impeccable. **Service:** The service deserves the highest praise, especially the room service. They were incredibly warm and attentive. **Executive Lounge Privileges:** What we enjoyed most and were most eager to experience were the Executive Lounge privileges. The lounge itself has a pleasant ambiance, offering afternoon tea and evening happy hour. Breakfast can also be taken here; I felt the variety of breakfast items was relatively limited, but sufficient. The evening happy hour included several hot dishes, both meat and vegetable, along with cold appetizers and various alcoholic beverages. It was a great joy for friends to gather, eat, and drink. **The only thing that made me uncomfortable was the smell in the hotel room.** It felt unusually damp, almost like a faint musty odor, which is surprising for a hotel in Beijing, a typically dry city. This doesn't seem to be related to cleanliness but perhaps to poor ventilation. I'm puzzled as to why this phenomenon exists in Beijing.

The pool and gym are pretty good, not too crowded, and the water temperature is just right. There's also a kids' splash pool, which is nice for relaxing. Sauna is available, and the toiletries are well-stocked. The accommodation itself is standard, but the room is spacious.