Find hotels near Panjiayuan Market, Beijing from ₩58,772

"Hotel in a very convenient area, spotless,nice staff."

"Service was good. Hotel beautiful "

"It’s was good! "

"Great hotel "

"Clean room and very helpful staff members "

"The room was very clean. However, the thing that made this place SO great was the staff/owners!! They truly wanted to help in any way they could. (And I needed help with several items!!😂 Day or night, they were friendly, cheerful and willing to help. They always made you feel welcome and it showed with how comfortable all the guests were! It might not be fancy or luxury, but I would definitely recommend to others and I would return any time I am in the area!!👍"

"The hotel is nice. It is an older hotel with No elevator, so if you have large suitcases or more than one, remember that. It was a nice place overall, once I found it. The closest subway station is Guangqumen Wai. If you exti the SouthWest corner, turn right and walk to the corner (Lianjia - across the street is a landmark), turn right. When you reach the China Lottery store, you will see a guard gate and a ramp. Go up the ramp and the front door of the hotel is right there. The staff is very nice and one of the clerks even carried my suitcase up the stairs for me when I arrived. We communicated through We Chat and they called a taxi for me and were even prepared to pay the driver when my app malfunctioned (of course I would pay the charge later), but it worked, and I could pay, but the fact they were willing to help me was amazing. There are some restaurants nearby including a McDonalds. One of the local restaurants has a buffet, but each dish has its own price. I ate 3 dishes and paid 28 yuan. I was starving and the food was good and satisfied my hunger but did not leave me feeling stuffed. Around the other corner is a park, and because it is close to the subway, you can go anywhere quickly, even to Beijing Xi. "

"Quiet and Clean with good breakfast. "

"Breakfast was great, hospitality was great, location wasn't, we had to take a didi everywhere"