Holiday Inn Express Beijing Yizhuang by IHG

In a good neighborhood with robot taxi access

Spacious + Clean + courteous

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Отличный отель. Чисто, уютно

Breakfast was decent with a mix of Western and Chinese dishes. Not all the Staff could converse in English (I mean the ones manning the reception) and I had hoped that they would be able to. House keeping was done even though we set 'Do not disturb' Tag on the second day. I would not complain as the housekeeper was really great and does a great job overall changing towels and replacing water bottles, etc. Talking about water bottles, we get a carton everyday!

Nothing much to say here.

El desayuno era muy variado. La habitación era amplia y cómoda. El personal fue muy amable y el hotel incluye servicio de lavandería gratuito. La comida que se ofrece en el hotel es económica y de buena calidad.

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The staffs were kind, and we can check-in at 3am midnight without problem. And the breakfast buffet were good, so many options to eat. The cleaning lady was also very kind, she always asked when will she can clean the room. The location is quite far from the city center, it takes about an hour to go by metro. There is a shopping mall right at the side of the hotel, and there were many food and shopping option, including Uniqlo etc. Also the shopping mall has a big supermarket in the first floor, it was very convenient for us.

When i want the soup from breakfast buffet, i didn't know how to tell the chef to order because of language barrier. And i asked from the staff, and she brought it to my table. Which is very nice of her, but we didn't quite understand each other so i ended up having the wrong soup. But it was delicous.

Everything was smooth, they use translator app to speak in English, quick check in and all set.

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Прекрасный отель! Очень хороший и вежливый персонал! Завтраки изобильные, на любой вкус до 10:00! Везде чистота , уборка ежедневно. Очень уютные номера! Понравилось все! До метро идти 10 минут! Розовая ветка станция Rongjing Dọngie (выходите из отеля направо до первого перекрестка, затем проходите через двор справа от вас и вот станция). Далековато от центра, но это не страшно , просто закладывайте на дорогу часа полтора. В номерах все соответствует фотографиям

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Great hotel, very clean and comfortable. Would recommend.

Всё шикарно! Комфортно! Очень понравилось. Завтрак - шведский стол, большое и вкусное разнообразие блюд, выпечки и напитков. Комнаты чистые и аккуратные, так же есть всё, что нужно. Персонал добрый и отзывчивый.

早餐品种非常丰富，入住送饮料，房间内非常干净，交通便利，酒店对面大族广场吃喝玩乐一应俱全，非常好👍

Хороший отель для проживания в командировке.

Поблизости нет магазинов.

El hotel es excelente muy nuevo y limpio y el desayuno era excelente

We enjoyed our stay here, the service was great and the room was clean.

Breakfast was amazing. Lots of Varieties and an action station with 3 chefs to prepare Soup, noodles,s and Dumplings. Nearby Hans Plaza has a Supermarket, restaurants, and a Kids' play area. At Night, there is a Carnival, and you can experience the Street Foods and rides. Decent and very nice environment. The staff are kind. Daily, they cleaned the room and gave enough water bottles and other extras daily. Free Coffee and tea at the Lobby.

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Le personel, la chambre, les equipments, le petit déjeuner. Super emplacement a 5 min du metro.

Le restaurent de l'hotel le soir.

Завтраки шикарные. До метро 5 минут. Рядом огромный торговый центр, около которого можно покататься детям на каруселях. Вечером перед торговым центром разворачивается базарчик, где всегда можно купить что-то вкусненькое. Номер восхитительный. Две комнаты. У каждого свой туалет. В одном ванна, в другом душ.

The breakfast for brilliant. Plenty to eat. Lots of choices. Sufficient fruits. The rooms will very clean. Good shower. Good water pressure. Plenty of drinking water provided. The view was nice. The reception staff were very helpful.

A little far from major attractions, but train station close by. No swimming pool in the hotel.

Kamers

Locatie

The property was close to Hans and BHG plaza. It was also close to the train station.

Hotel is far away from all the tourist attractions. Ok, if you have a small group as taxi isn’t overly expensive unless you have 5 or more people as the taxi is slightly doubled the price.

everything was good

internet is so bad

Friendly stafd, excellent breakfast, good location (subway station in 5min by walk, grocery at rhe corner. Early checkin after our arrival to Beijing.

Personel do not speak english.

Both Chinese and continental varies are available. it is very good.

Nothing to say in specific. But the staff not able to speak in English. it is very difficult to understand and communicate with them. But we managed.

This excellent hotel is outside the fifth ring of Beijing. For the comfort of a spacious two bedroom suite we did not mind the distance to Beijing’s attractions. There is an awesome mall called Han’s Plaza we walked to twice for dinner; just 5 minutes or so away. The metro is also next to the mall. Everything's was very clean, quiet and the free breakfast included was excellent! Our stay was very comfortable and we will definitely return when in Beijing.

The breakfast had many options both for local and foreign travelers. I was thrilled to find oatmeal porridge! The location is convenient for travel to Daxing airport and BDA

Laundry service was not very quick, so I could not use it to freshen up my clothes for the upcoming flight

Clean and good location

Language is difficult to manage

From beginning to end a poor level of service, facilities and overall quality of the hotel.

Lack of evening restaurant (says open until let, but actually closed very early) Room and hallway smelled of cigarette smoke Slow Wifi Almost impossible to communicate with staff - even with translator apps Room was not clean

Facilities and breakfast is very good

Staff can’t understand English

The hotel location

No English translation

Rooms are clean, bathroom is clean. In general all good. Breakfast is good. No cappuccino. Did not try out wellness facilities.

Check in / check out takes too long. 6 people at the counter, nobody speaks English.

Pillows. AC. Breakfast.

Poor English speaking staff

One night guaranteed through Booking.com. Asked about staying through end of the week. Although the online booking showed no available rooms front desk Mgr Denise accommodated us with the same rate!!

Very nice staff, always ready to help foreign visitors despite the language barrier. Very clean, very safe. Spectacular breakfast, everything was tasty. Also the location is great, there's a small retail store to the side, a bank, a tea shop and several places where you can eat.

It was nog a very pleasant experience. Staff was super unfriendly and unhelpful. Booked a room with a bathtub, didn't get it. Also when you travel to China be aware of taxi drivers ripping you off everywhere you go.

Breakfast, fitness center, apartment suite

Good stay for a few days. Rooms are clean. You need to select and ask for your amenities at reception. Have to say the reception does not speak much English and struggled to get the right invoice. Buffet breakfast was mediocre for a Holiday Inn Express. They could be more variety and faster replenishment. Food was almost always gone. Restaurant isn’t big so had to wait abit for a table or a high table.

Stayed at this hotel many times over the years, always had a good experience. Rooms are very clean and house keeping does a good job of keeping the rooms very tidy during your stay. Food is ok, buffet breakfast lunch and dinner with reasonable choice. No bar but restaurant staff will serve beer and wine on request. Plenty of places to eat locally and good network for take away delivery. Recommended hotel with very reasonable cost if you are in this part of Beijing.

The hotel room is on the compact size but it was clean and comfortable. There is good lighting and USB and power outlets on the console. The bathroom is modern, clean and has good amenities. The big downer was the room temperature. We couldn’t get the system air conditioning running and it was just the heater kicking in. So the room was so harm that I was forced to open the windows to let some cool air in (but so did the noise and insects). This just wasn’t my room but all the other rooms in our group. One room was provided with a kind of fan just to alleviate the heat. Special mention goes to the breakfast buffet. Though it was all Chinese dishes, the food options were all delicious. English seems to be a big challenge for the entire front desk. And I’ve never seen a front desk area cluttered with packages, boxes and the like.

Friendly staff in a clean, comfortable and modern hotel. Rooms are spacious and well arranged. Just no bath tube, which would have been nice in these cold days. Breakfast is mostly Chinese style with some little western style selection. But nice fresh brewed coffee makers. Just too less seating area during peak hours from 7:30~8:30am. Hotel location is perfect next to a shopping mall (Han's Plaza), which has many restaurants and shops. Just to downtown of Beijing you'll need to spend at least 1h by car, if there is no traffic jam. If you don't need to commute to downtown frequently, then it's just fine. Especially for the price you pay you get much.

I C/O from the hotel #1009 at 20.1.2020. I forgot red rope with gold name plate inside the room then i try to ask hotel front desk miss Peng and her colleagues,I appreciate their warmly service. Sett Lu,

If your staying for a significant length of time in Beijing this is a great hotel. The apartment suites are clean, and very spacious with a washer available for washing clothes. Staff doesn't speak English very well, but very nice and do their best to make your stay very comfortable. My only bad remark is when the weather begins turning colder they turn the heat on in the hotel and you can't control the AC. Therefore the rooms begin to get warm when it warms up in the afternoons and over night.

hard to like this one - a long way out in a office-land desert. Check in took ages - i had to say minimum 6 times "i want a room" waving my credit card and passport and very nearly walkedout. No room service, drunks in the lobby completely ignored by staff, poor slow laundry service. Yes its cheap. Breakfast is passable. Hint - there is a Pullman nearby

If you need to be in this part of town, then this is an excellent alternative. I had none of the noisyness described in some of the reviews (though the place was fully booked), the rooms are sufficiently spacious, WIFI works, breakfast is OK: no further thrills, but then again the price is more than reasonable. Repeat visits by me are guaranteed!

The room facility was very good and clean,the location quite far from the center city but very quiet place.Nearby supermarket and food center ( Han Plaza) staff very helpful and friendly. Will go back again if we do have any chance.

A nice standard Holiday Inn, and greatly located in the center of the newly raising sub-urban area of Beijing City. Breakfast is as good as I expected. Parking is free and convenient. Despite the cleaness of the room carpet, everything is better than OK.

It is hard to imagine a holiday inn hotel doesn't have AC or Heater. It turns out, the hotel can only do one or the other. AC or Heater. You simply cannot have both. ARE YOU SERIOUS? My first stay was very nice where AC was available, and the second stay was a disaster. The room was so stuffy that I could not stay inside the room. AC and Heater are core amenities, and if you do not have it, you should not consider yourself being a hotel. The front desk was kind enough to change me to a room with 4 windows where I could open all the window and breath.

This hotel is definitely not close to the city center but there's a train station nearby (still a 40-min ride) The new hotel is spacious and well designed. The 2 bedroom suite for 4 pax is very ideal for a big family. The rooms we stayed on were well maintained. The buffet breakfast has good selection as well. The receptionists were very helpful and can speak English.

I was there in July for a business trip. Before going, I had ordered items from Taobao and asked to be delivered to the hotel. The hotel staff kept them very nicely for me and nothing was lost or in bad shape. The hotel staff are polite and helpful especially those at the reception counter. The room is clean, modern and new. I love love love the pillow, very fluffy and not flat at all. Very surprising to find this quality here as even some 5-star hotels have really lousy pillow. Breakfast is so-so but this is holiday inn express so you cannot expect a 5-star hotels standard. The only limitation of this hotel I found is that there is no gym floor with shower. I had a red-eye flight to catch and requested to take a shower at the gym floor but the staff told me there is no such facility. Something for people who likes to shower before taking red-eye flight to consider. Overall, highly recommend this hotel especially if you are there for business meeting nearby.

Pros: Many styles of rooms from single queen rooms to 3 room apartments with kitchen and living areas. They can accommodate many people Price is good Excellent breakfast with many western and Asian choices. Washing machines in larger suites Full supply of bottled water and toiletries daily. Wonderful cold air conditioning in the hot humid summers A few channels in English Mall is next door with good grocery store ( 7Fresh) and convent store Our Hours is next door. Subway is just 5 minutes walk - just behind the mall. Comfy beds and good pillows. Cons: Few employees speak English. It is far ( via subway or taxi)to all tourist destinations ie...Great Wall, Summer palace, pearl market, Tienimen Square, forbidden city, stick street, etc..... No refrigerator or washer in regular rooms No coffee or drinks available after breakfast hours. ( instant coffee in rooms) The bathroom leaks MUCH water from shower - but it took us 5 days to realize that bathroom door swings all the way back and then becomes shower doors, also. Government will block gmail, Facebook, and all social media. It isn’t the hotel doing it. You cannot access the internet using google, but try bing as your search engine to at least access the internet. Taxis are very cheap and so is the subway. Get out and explore!,

Choose this a little bit remote Express hotel, suprisely wonderful, 2 bed suite with kitchen, laundry machine, 2 bath and a living room with sofa. Great with party of 4 or 5. great for family. Strongly recommand this hotel.

I stayed here twice in one week in June. This hotel is located in the Yizhuang Economic Zone of Beijing. It is far from the Beijing city center, but there are plenty of amenities near the hotel. The front desk staff were wonderful! Enough English to check-in and inquire about facilities. IHG members recieve a free drink upon arrival. I was given a corner room on the 9th floor with great views of the area. The room, as with the entire hotel, is new an modern. The Wifi, though, will block VPNs. I had ExpressVPN and was not able to access the internet. The TV had Western channels, which was nice. There is a free breakfast buffet in the morning. Mostly Asian offerings, though toast and cereal is available. Beijing metro is about 1/2 mile from hotel. Cut through the plaza to the Yizhuang line. Ride 8 stops to Line 5 and Line 10. About 15 stops total from hotel to Tienanmen Square. Overall, a great stay!

Perfect hotel for business travels in this development zone in Beijing. Ok breakfastis included, fine clean rooms, and a small fitness room is available, restaurants are in walking distance from the hotel.

I stayed at this Holiday Inn Express for 2 weeks in March 2018. The location was chosen because of proximity to my company headquarters. I am American, and my husband traveled with me for the first week. We've traveled pretty extensively, staying everywhere from rustic backcountry camping sites to hostels, airbnbs, hotels all over, and one extremely nice German castle where you had to fax in the reservation. This hotel was in some ways very nice and in some ways worse than a poorly-provisioned backcountry hiking trip. I definitely wouldn't stay here again. It wasn't intolerable, and nothing went terribly wrong, but it certainly could have, and I spent my whole stay struggling to feed myself. I saw a lot less of Beijing than I wanted to see. If I visit again, I'm going to stay in the Salitun neighborhood where there's a lot more to do, easier subway connections, fewer major roads and factories, and a lot of interesting restaurants. The main positives: • Modern hotel, nicely appointed, seems secure • Comfortable beds and pillows • Western style toilets • Superb free breakfast • 7Fresh grocery store and Bank of China (24 hr atm, for all the non-counterfeit cash you'll need) • Taxi drivers had an easy time finding it (pro tip: use the DiDi app, sit in the front seat to buckle up, and get a "premier" car if you want more than 1 seatbelt) • 10-15min walk from nearest subway station, Rongjing East St on the Yizhuang Line (the first of two stops that start with Rongjing.. If you see a Pinyin subway map) • Water is provided with the cleaning service (do NOT drink the tap water in Beijing) Main negatives: • Terrible location for tourists -- the subway system is great, but it is 2-3 connections over 1.5 hrs one-way door-to-door to reach any of the things in your guide book. • Not many restaurants nearby and the roads are pretty dangerous to cross even for an able-bodied sober adult. Plus there's no google maps to help you find restaurants. The hotel isn't any help with it, though maybe they're perfectly helpful if you speak Chinese; I wouldn't know. I wish they had provided a map of nearby locations. Maybe there were spots I missed. • The hotel restaurant charges quite a lot for breakfast and lunch, and these meals aren't nearly as good as the free breakfast. As a side note, Westerners who dislike meat or who (like me) dislike the amount of bones in Chinese meats will not find many options at the 88 yuan hotel dinner. (Protip: turn left and walk down a block to find PopMeal where a decent Western-style burger & fries can be had for 23 yuan). • No fridge or microwave in the room. For me, that meant when I bought food at 7Fresh, I could only get shelf-stable items, and as the weather warmed, fresh fruit and bread would go bad pretty quickly. So I'd get home after a long day and have to decide between an overpriced, subpar hotel dinner; a burger at PopMeal; crossing a few scary intersections to find another meal; taking a long train ride into town to find something or see something; or eating overripe whatever-food-I-carried-home-from-7fresh. 7fresh didn't have a big selection of self stable items, sadly. • The combination of few restaurants, kind of awful hotel restaurant after 10am, and no ability to keep food fresh meant I was pretty much constantly struggling to feed myself, which was a daily issue. I'm not proud of how much Nutella and potato chips I ended up eating. If I had to stay here again, I'd probably bring MRSEs like the kind you take backpacking because there is a kettle and you can "steal" bowls from the breakfast area. Bring baby-wipes, too, to clean the dishes since the water is contaminated. • The shower pours water all over the bathroom floor unless you arrange the curtain just-so and use the shower just-so. The floor is hard stone tile and when it is wet, it really is hazardous. There aren't any grab bars, and it's a big step down from the tub. It took us 3 days to figure out how to shower without creating a huge dangerous mess. I would NOT want to stay here if I had children or weak joints or poor balance or whatever -- you'd definitely twist an ankle and/or hit your head on some stone surface, get a concussion, and need stitches (and have to figure out how to get medical care when you don't speak the language). • AND the hotel wifi blocked the two most popular VPNs so good luck watching YouTube when the hotel TV can't get English-language channels (which it couldn't for my entire stay), uploading photos to Facebook, checking your Gmail account, or using Google to find restaurants. Funnily enough, TheOnion.com loaded quickly every time. I appreciated the subtle absurdity of that. Seriously though, the "Great Firewall of China" is no joke, and if you stay at this hotel, you'll be dealing with it. I'm a very tech savvy person and ran through all the low-level debug, still couldn't get the VPNs to work…. Weirdly the VPN worked for the first few days, which is why I think the hotel was actively blocking it. Buy yourself a generous international data plan so you can hot-spot. Neutral, but some people won't like: • Air quality is terrible so you can't open the windows. There are smoke stacks and factories within line of sight (except the days PM10 > 150 then visibility drops a LOT). Other neighborhoods had better air even on the bad days (and most days were bad) • There is no A/C, only heat (my husband confirmed that with the front desk) so the room got warm and stuffy even in March • People are definitely smoking, possibly in the stairwells? The fine for smoking is only $60 and lots of people in China smoke so I'm not at all surprised. Technically the hotel is non smoking but if you're irritated by smoke smells this place will irritate you • There is a laundromat on floor 3, but it is expensive -- the "tokens" from the front desk cost 14 yuan EACH and it took 4 to do a single moderate size load -- 1 for the washer, 3 for the terrible driers running on "high". One guy was drying all his stuff on the communal (?) drying rack, and I can't blame him. It was honestly worse than the laundromat we used in college, and I didn't think that was possible. On the plus side, seems like theft isn't an issue • No coffee in the room. Just saying, it made my life suck a little extra. The "free coffee" machine on the 3rd floor was broken. I'm sorry to keep complaining about the food -- it just felt so much like the hotel was trying to coerce me into buying their meals, but the meals they were selling kind of sucked. • Walls are on the thin side. A couple with an infant moved in next door my last week, and their poor baby had jet lag, and I heard all the crying. Luckily I had a corner room so only one neighbor. I didn't hear any "adult" activities, so that was good, but that might have been different if the couple next door didn't have an infant. Pros and cons, right?