Golden Phoenix PEK Airport T3 Beijing

Hôtel vieillissant, déco et meubles de chambres complétement datés, forte odeur de refermé dans l'ascenseur. Le point positif, c'est la navette pour l'aéroport. Personnel qui ne parle pas un mot d'anglais donc pour les étrangers, vous avez intérêt à avoir une appli de traduction !

Hôtel parfait pour une escale de nuit à Pékin. Personnel adorable, très serviable.

An okay hotel room with separate toilet and bath, besides 3 beds plus a sofa at the other side of a wall. The hotel could also provide an old shuttle bus going to the PEK airport about 2 km away. But only Chinese channels on the TV and the breakfast and coffee was awful!

This is an adequate mid/low-priced accommodation that is showing its age yet is very clean. Pros: - able to check in at any time (I checked in at 8:30am) - well furnished room. My king bed room had a fridge, freezer, washing machine, bathtub, kettle, hairdryer, cupboard, desk. Soap, shampoo, disposable toothbrushes and cups present. - Linen and towel very clean. - large breakfast buffet spread (Chinese cuisine) - child friendly - free shuttle to PEK on the hour. Cons: - pick up from airport only works if you call their Chinese number. Don't bother w contacting them through hotels.com. Take DiDi and claim it instead. - the Chinese name of the hotel is 丰荣酒店but on DiDi it can come up as 荣丰 so do check the address before confirming the destination - overall condition of the building is run down but serviceable with chipped doors, mildew smelling lobby, old grouting in the bathroom - the bed is solid... I loved it but may not be your cup of tea - doors are thin so you can hear people outside. I'm a heavy sleeper, no issues for me. - did not notice any amenities around the area Overall I would recommend this hotel for budget conscious travelers who are not fastidious and wish to stay near PEK.

**DO NOT USE THIS HOTEL ** We booked this hotel in order to sleep between two long flights. The free 24h shuttle won us over, as this would make it easy, or so we thought. This happened: 1). A day before the arrival we got a message on hotels.com in mandarin (so we used Google Translate) for us to contact them via the app upon arrival. After arriving we messaged several times and got no reply. We called the number provided on the app but they did not speak English. 2). We used the address on hotels.com for a taxi, but it turns out the address was wrong and there was no hotel there. 3). Searching for the address on Apple Maps this time, the address was listed as being at the actual terminal. With no way to find the hotel ourselves and no reply (still, a day later) on the messages via hotel.com, (and limited time as the whole reason was to get some SLEEP) we had to pick another hotel. AT THE VERY LEAST do not pre pay go this hotel (if you book it) as if you end up in the same position as us, you don’t have to pay for something you didn’t receive. VERY UNHAPPY!!