Hotels in de buurt van Kledingmarkt van Wudaokou (Beijing)

'Bit dated hotel, no dinner or roomservice option after 21:00 nothing around the hotel'

'Wonderful place to stay in Beijing'

'Prima hotel ten noordwesten van de Verboden stad en Beihai Park. Vlakbij Zomerpaleis. Via metro alles goed te bereiken, maar soms flinke afstand. Ontbijt goed. Zwembad, sauna, wellness okay.'

'오래만에 다시 온 베이징에서 출장을 위해 잘 쉬다가 갑니다. 감사합니다.'

'great massages!'

'Very friendly staff. A lot of variety in breakfast choices.'

'The Wenjing is one of the better hotels if you have to visit Tsinghua or Beijing university. A bit dated though. For some reason this time the breakfast was included in the price, normally this costs a fortune. If you do not have to be around here I would take another hotel in the city centre, you can get better value for money in Beijing.'

'I like this hotel. The staffs are very friendly. They provide many services, like free laundry. They are generous, two bottles of water per person per day, one small bottle of milk and two cans of sports drink. They are all free. They give free bottle water when check out. The buffet is a good deal, healthy and many choices. I highly recommend this hotel.'

'Nice hotel to stay for ahort period close to Wudaoko station. No complain, but Wi-Fi was a bit weak for me.'

'スタッフが、親切でした。'

'Goed hotel, goede service! Zeker een aanrader. Alleen de ligging is niet ideaal, redelijk stuk lopen naar een metrostation en directe omgeving is niet erg luxe.'

'Great experience. Received warm welcome a d the services are good. The hotel is very new. I liked the Liaoning style breakfast which is great. I also used the barber and the train ticket booking office both locate in hotel on the ground floor.'

'Great service. Over my expectations. '

'The hotel is close to the metro, and we were allowed to check in at 8:00 AM instead of 2:00 PM, which was helpful after a long flight from Brussels, Belgium, to Beijing, China, allowing us to sleep after a six-hour jet lag. The room and bathroom were plenty big enough, but there were too many mosquito bites.'