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Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel
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Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel
3.5 out of 5.0
66.0% based on 211 reviews
Recent guest reviews
We stayed at this hotel for 5 nights. It's says 4 star but it's in fact not even a 2 star. Firstly even taxi driver won't go down street after trying to find it for an hour. We arrive at 10pm they demanded 4000y and I said I had already paid in full. They said no I need pay. I got internet and showed then so they said ok and gave me key all the time laughing and giggling in background at us. Then we get to room. Hallways not hovered and no carpets cracked everywhere. Room smells of mould and room not hovered in 6 months. We moved beds together as they could not give us double room. Plastic. Pizza pieces and plastic bags under beds. Dust about 2 inches thick. My girlfriend would not walk on floor. Then came bathroom. Green growing all over bath. Mould everywhere in bathroom and stink from drains. We complained and they said it's all they had even though we heard nobody in rooms next to us. Then toilet got blocked 3 times even with us not putting much paper down it. Was the worst hotel we stayed in on our 6 month trip and we'll overs proced. We stayed in 2 star ones in Japan that were 3 classes above this one. Avoid at all costs. Pics look nice but they are old and not at all what hotel is in reality. Bob oct 20th 2017
Seedy neighborhood, stained carpets, pillow looked like someone took a bite of it, room smelled disgusting. The pictures are nothing like the reality and the staff just don't care how much you claim for a room that that advertise on different websites.
The front of the hotel is beautiful... but that's where it ends. We had a group of 9 and 5 rooms. As soon as you walk on there is a strong smell covering up something... that something was quickly identified as mold. All 5 rooms were molded and they had burnt incense and put sachets over the AC vents to hide the smells. The sachets were molded as well. There were also what could have been bed bugs in the beds. We chose not to stay there based on the conditions. It was very gross.
Do not be fooled by the photos. They will give you a horrible room if you do not pay more. This is an old hotel and is as grand as it looks in the photos. The lobby needs work as the seating area has old couches that you can literally sink into. This hotel is old and you have to make sure that you see the room before you check in, or you will get a bad room. Stains on the walls, a horrible green counter color with a box TV from 1998, the bath room was moldy and the hallway alone smelled like old food. We were moved to a better room after making a complaint. The location is nice. There is a great soup place if you make a left on the side street and another left on the main road. It's not far and is ran by a lovely lady who will correct you if you try to put the wrong things in the soup. LOL. Decent stay. The staff was friendly and professional. They were very accommodating and understanding of our requirements as guests. Pay more for a better room to avoid confusion, look at the room before you check in.
A home away from home. With Tourico Vacations I was finally able to go on a vacation at luxurious hotel "The Travelers Inn Huaqiao" in heart of Beijing, China. This hotel allows visitors to enjoy their stay due to the fact that it is located near the famous Wangfujing Street, Llama Temple and the always exciting Sanltun nightlife area. Guestrooms are tastefully furnished (self-contained) and daily maintained. The hotel always up-to-date with the most basic amenities, including internet access; an open gym and spa. This hotel's restaurants offer both Western and Chinese cuisine, including a breakfast buffet to help guests to start off the day well. A lobby bar is also open to serve any beverage while guests relax.
We stayed here for a week from 16/10/2016 to 23/10/2016. Cheap hotel, and no frills. Not the cleanest hotel, and I'm fairly sure that all the bites on my arm and my partner's arm was from bed bugs. We had fun trying to guess how the housecleaning worked - they don't seem to change your mugs at all whilst there, and we were lucky when they re-stocked our toilet roll. Breakfast wasn't great, but at least it's provided. It was what we were expecting, basic and cheap. It was close to our friends who live in Beijing, which was important for us, and on a fabulous Hutong. Location wise, we couldn't fault the hotel.
Truly an awful hotel. Filthy, with dirty walls and wet carpet in the room. Rooms are "cleaned" with no vacuum or cleaning solution, just a wet rag. My room had a used tea cup with someone else's tea still in it. When I asked for a new one, the maid took it to my bathroom sink and rinsed it out and handed it back to me. I brought my own sheets- the ones on the bed were full of holes.
We stayed there for 3 nights. Location wise is nice. 10 mins walk to the sightseeing location Yonghe Temple. Many restaurants nearby in the old Hutong . The room is small but simple. The toiletry, TV ( we didn't watch TV though), tea, coffee are all there. The hotel doesn't have fridge in the room so no minibar.
I stayed here for 5 nights, and while I was expecting the worse, it really wasn't all that bad. Sure, the toilet light was dim, the kettle kinda dirty, the beds hard as rocks, and a weirdly placed sink (outside of the bathroom, mind you), but it was all honestly not the worst. The beds were clean, the toilet working, and there was a barely-working AC. Honestly, the breakfast may be the worst of the entire experience, but can be easily dodged as there are numerous other local restaurants serving breakfast outside the hotel. Other than that, the room was also run down, the tap rusty, the bathroom with mold growing in it, and wasn't the best experience but still livable.
Since the hotel is located on old "Hutong", we don't have to shut down sleep by car horn. They offer either single room and double room but there is no bath tub in single room. A few stuff speak English and not so far from metro station. There a lot of small restaurants around the hotel and almost restaurants are not so expensive. However, I don't recommend just left one in front of the hotel. They brought me the dishes I never ordered and the bill was very expensive. Besides, I saw many parties claimed them about expensive bills. Anyway, the hotel is so nice against the price and you can enjoy Hutong life here.
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Lama Temple and Ditan Park
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Fitness center
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel places you in Dongcheng, within a leisurely stroll of popular sights such as Lama Temple and Ditan Park. This 3.5-star hotel has 150 rooms and welcomes guests with a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and a fitness center. It's in central Beijing and also close to Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.
Dining
For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee. This hotel has a restaurant where you can enjoy a bite to eat.
Rooms
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel's 150 rooms are air-conditioned and provide coffee makers, free local calls, and desks. TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, and slippers.
Property features
Guests of Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel enjoy features like a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and express check-in. Limited parking is available. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include express check-out and a gift shop.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
66.0% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 211 reviews