Hoteles cerca de Mercado Lotus en Pekín

“The hotel is really really nice. ”

“el personal es muy amable y entiende que nuestras tarjetas de credito tienden a tener problemas por dicho pais, sin embargo, nos dieron demasiadas soluciones para tener una estancia mejor. ”

“Friendly staff and very nice room and convenient location ”

“Muy buena ubicación cerca de muchos restaurantes y de varias estaciones de metro (muy comodo para llegar desde el aeropuerto y para visitar los atractivos de la ciudad) aunque un poco dificil de encontrar (google maps da una direccion equivocada, mejor guiarse por el mapa de expedia o de la web del hotel). Personal muy amable y aunque hablen poco inglés nos conseguimos entender. Todo muy limpio.”

“Amazing!!! Perfect in every way! ”

“Très bon séjour dans cet hôtel idéalement placé au coeur des hutongs. Propre, personel très gentil, je recomande.”

“Everything was perfect, convenient location just 5min walking to Dongzhimen Station where you can take the Sub to the airport or any location in the city. The room was superb, lot of goodies, and very spacious. Definitely I would stay here when I come back to Beijing. ”

“Cozy, comfortable, and charming, tucked into an old Beijing neighborhood”

“Very good hotel, would definitely come back.”

“Svært fornøyd med oppholdet mitt! Servicen var helt fantastisk – personalet var alltid smilende, hjelpsomme og imøtekommende.”

“Excelente hotel, todo limpio, personal muy amable, barrio increíble ”

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We were in Beijing for a 10 days family vacation. I took a chance and booked us a location that was off the touristy spot where all the big hotels were - so glad I did - VUE is a hidden gem. We took to walking around the Hutong neighborhoods right away, my father loved his morning walks in Houhai Park which was right behind the hotel. Beijing is big and hectic, being able to return to tranquil and peaceful hotel after a days outing was very enjoyable. The rooms...

“Excelente ”

“Quick Note from My Hutong Hideaway Just left the tiny hotel tucked in Nanluoguxiang—still smiling. Free coffee, cookies, and afternoon tea on tap. The front desk felt like a mini-UN: English flowed, and they snagged me Forbidden-City tickets in two minutes. Handed over dirty laundry at breakfast; it came back clean and folded at dusk—zero charge. Mattress = cloud, pillow = marshmallow, sleep = instant. Warmest little base in Beijing—see you next time. ”