I checked in many times. It's convenient to go to Peking University for classes. Breakfast is unchanged and has no new ideas, but the price is high, 158.7.

Located in the north of Peking University, you can get off at Ximen station of Tsinghua University by bus. There is a subway station nearby, such as Zhongguancun station. It's close to Foreign Languages College of Peking University, Guanghua School of management and law school. It's quiet, but there are no restaurants and restaurants nearby. The restaurant meals in the hotel are very expensive, and the breakfast prices will be different for different reservation ways, I don't understand why. The facilities are OK, relatively new, but absolutely not luxurious. The service was very friendly and patient. It's generally hygienic. There are food scraps and residues on the chairs. The windows can't be opened. It's stuffy. There are shampoo bottles in the bathroom that haven't been cleaned up. There's residual garbage in the garbage can, and there's no plastic bag. The garbage can doesn't look like a disposable one. I don't think the bathtub is of any use. I think the supply of houses is in short supply, It's quick but not careful. Generally speaking, if five-star is a bit far fetched, at least the standard of five-star I lived in is relatively low. In contrast, the health status is the biggest problem, and standards need to be established.

In a hotel with extremely poor service, I went to breakfast at 6:30 in the morning. There were no more than three guests and asked for two fried eggs. After 10 minutes, there was no fried eggs at all. To make matters worse, I stood there for five minutes, and the intern didn't say a word or explain anything. Take the initiative to ask him something and answer half dead.

It's a good hotel. You can get in and out of Peking University with your room card

The hotel facilities are good.