I did not expect location to be so quiet and the neighborhood had a feel like a small village with restaurant with homemade food and plenty of small shops. I will recommend this place to anyone.
The hotel is not very expensive for all amenities and it is ~12min walking from Donsi metro and ~5min walk from north exit from Forbidden City. Hotel staff speaks decent English. Every day they provide 2 free water bottles and tea packets. What I liked most is the breakfast : original and tasty chinese food and to my surprise many dishes were different every morning of my 3 nites stay. I did not like extremely firm mattress - I have to put double-folded extra blanket for some comfort
This is a conforatable hotel for budget travelers. There are good things and not so good things to tell about this hotel. The price is good among other hotels to be at a capital city. The rooms were clean and confortable, however, you can feel the smoking smell when it is suppoused to be a non-smoking room. Personnel was ok. The location is not good because the hotel is at the end of an alley next to a fruit and food market, and the accesability to the hotel might result difficult becuase there are many alleys around and you might get confused as I did. Even though it is a three star hotel I would aboslutely reccomend it to young and budget travelers, you only pay 5 dollars more per night and you get many more facilities, services and amenities than in a hostel (the price of the hostel is around the same as this one). There are stores around this area so it is easy to get something to eat and drink. If you are backpacking, try this one!
i was happy with the location of the hotel easy walking distance to attractions, jingshan park, forbidden city and Tienanmen square. I was not satisfied with the staff who i found not helpful at all. I asked them to book a taxi and was told yes they would book it but to find out the next day after they told me to wait for the taxi that it was not coming. then i was told to go find one by myself outside. i also had to continually ask for toilet paper for the room as after the room was cleaned everyday there was never any replaced.
We stayed at the King Parkview hotel for nearly one week. The hotel is a bit hard to find at first, because it is tucked away in an ally. However, the alley is not touristy and feels like an authentic Chinese alley (you will see a lot more locals than tourists in the alley). The location is great being in the center of town. However, there is one drawback, if you are planning on using the subway, you will need to grab a 109 bus to the dongsi station, because it is a bit of a walk. The wireless internet is not in all rooms (works in the lobby quite well, though it isn't blindingly fast). The service is good, and even though some of the staff does not speak English, they were almost always helpful. One guy that was really helpfull was a manager named Ken. He speaks English, he's friendly, and he really helps you find things you are looking for.
Location is nice, close to main attractions, but away from subway. Room is basic price is reasonable.
Located in Downtown Beijing within a short walk of Forbidden City, King Parkview Hotel is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as The Palace Museum. This 110-room, 3.5-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, concierge services, and a 24-hour front desk.
Guests can expect to find free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. Refrigerators, phones, and desks are also available.
King Parkview Hotel features free WiFi in public areas and a porter/bellhop. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with luggage storage and concierge services. Additional amenities include a convenience store, a TV in a common area, and an ATM.
I did not expect location to be so quiet and the neighborhood had a feel like a small village with restaurant with homemade food and plenty of small shops. I will recommend this place to anyone.
The hotel is not very expensive for all amenities and it is ~12min walking from Donsi metro and ~5min walk from north exit from Forbidden City. Hotel staff speaks decent English. Every day they provide 2 free water bottles and tea packets. What I liked most is the breakfast : original and tasty chinese food and to my surprise many dishes were different every morning of my 3 nites stay. I did not like extremely firm mattress - I have to put double-folded extra blanket for some comfort
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This is a conforatable hotel for budget travelers. There are good things and not so good things to tell about this hotel. The price is good among other hotels to be at a capital city. The rooms were clean and confortable, however, you can feel the smoking smell when it is suppoused to be a non-smoking room. Personnel was ok. The location is not good because the hotel is at the end of an alley next to a fruit and food market, and the accesability to the hotel might result difficult becuase there are many alleys around and you might get confused as I did. Even though it is a three star hotel I would aboslutely reccomend it to young and budget travelers, you only pay 5 dollars more per night and you get many more facilities, services and amenities than in a hostel (the price of the hostel is around the same as this one). There are stores around this area so it is easy to get something to eat and drink. If you are backpacking, try this one!
i was happy with the location of the hotel easy walking distance to attractions, jingshan park, forbidden city and Tienanmen square. I was not satisfied with the staff who i found not helpful at all. I asked them to book a taxi and was told yes they would book it but to find out the next day after they told me to wait for the taxi that it was not coming. then i was told to go find one by myself outside. i also had to continually ask for toilet paper for the room as after the room was cleaned everyday there was never any replaced.
We stayed at the King Parkview hotel for nearly one week. The hotel is a bit hard to find at first, because it is tucked away in an ally. However, the alley is not touristy and feels like an authentic Chinese alley (you will see a lot more locals than tourists in the alley). The location is great being in the center of town. However, there is one drawback, if you are planning on using the subway, you will need to grab a 109 bus to the dongsi station, because it is a bit of a walk. The wireless internet is not in all rooms (works in the lobby quite well, though it isn't blindingly fast). The service is good, and even though some of the staff does not speak English, they were almost always helpful. One guy that was really helpfull was a manager named Ken. He speaks English, he's friendly, and he really helps you find things you are looking for.
Location is nice, close to main attractions, but away from subway. Room is basic price is reasonable.
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