Liaoning International Hotel

when I go to the front desk of Liaoning International Hotel(Beijjing) in the morning of July 11, the clerk told me that they have not got your confirmation, even if I showed them the confirmation number I got from your company. Finally I have to pay the cash of RMB880.00 to the hotel for checking in. But the clerk told me that your company can return the money I paid to you to me, please reply to jackiezhouzhj@126.com

THis was a beautiful modern hotel. We chose it because we wanted to be within walking distance to Peking University and Tsinghua University (and indeed it is about a 30 minute walk if you don't get lost). The breakfast buffet was fantastic and rooms were great. Only disappointment was the closed Fitness Center.

My stay here was pleasant. The room was spacious. The bed was comfortable. I just have a few recommendations. 1. Redo room so there is a USB port available, as this was a “business suite”. 2. Return to a Western news outlet on Channel 2, as previous. Visitors should know that access to/from the hotel is difficult, particularly when leaving. The hotel has the largest unused lobby area of any hotel I know, and the smallest waiting area. Breakfast was amazing!

A large and well run hotel. The reception desk staff were a bit rude and abrupt. The breakfast was expansive but definitely not "western". The hotel is a bit isolated and difficult to access because of where it sits on the highway (4th ring road) and its not close to a subway stop (the one closest to it - Qinghuayuan Railway Station - was torn down and is being rebuilt. However it's pretty close to Beihang University, PKU, and Tsinghua University as well as the Wudakou area.

Extremely large room!

Great location. Amazing value for money. Rooms are big and clean.

It is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in, for this price range. While the lobby and the restaurant were nice, the condition of their rooms is really bad. In my room, the couch was smelly and the water in the bathroom sink was stinking. I just used bottled water the whole time (luckily they give that free). When I used the shower, it turned out the drain was clogged and the bathroom got flooded. My multi-plug adapter got burnt as I tried to charge my phone (charging cable got burnt too) and the hotel staff told me it happens often. The hotel does not have spare adapters and I had to buy a new one. It seems that most charging points in the room have been similarly "burnt" in the past and the hotel has not bothered to fix them. The lamp at the study table and the lamps next to the couch didn't work either, because the plug points didn't work. The TV didn't work. With my new adapter, the only working plug point was the one used by the staff for vacuuming the room. When I requested the front desk to fix things, the staff at the front desk seemed to not understand English and I gave up. I have left a written message at the hotel with the long list of problems (but in English). Hopefully, they will do something. I worry that all these damaged electrical wires/plug points could be a fire hazard.

There is no Wi-Fi. It need to have Chinese phone number to get a verification code to get Wi-Fi sign in.

It is a good hotel. Nice lobby, big guest room, and good breakfast. The staff at the front desk need smile. The shower curtain is not that clean.

Very clean, spacious, detailed, modern and convenient.

Some smoke smell

Business trip in Beijing, Zhongguancun area. Liaoning Hotel is 3 km away, which is very convenient with a 15 mins cab ride. Room is spacious, clean with comfortable furnishing. Service is all round and satisfying. Especially like the breakfast, abundant choices. There is also a garden yard in front of the hotel, perfect for a walk after work. Will definitely come back (stayed 20+ nights in 3 trips already)

The room is very spacious and great. The breakfast is also very delicious.

It is a relatively well kept hotel and Room are great.

The room condition is a bit dated and shows wear and tear. Overall impression acceptable. The location is good.

Needed a place close to family, this fit the bill. Sink + shower were broke upon arrival, and they took care of it right away. Breakfast was over priced, but easy since there is not anything immediately next to the hotel. In between 2 train stops both of which are about a mile away. Room was tidy, bathroom was a bit run down.

Water damage, stained carpet, and plenty of long black hairs rounded out my experience here. A typical Chinese 5-star dump. Paid in advance, so a maid showed up 15 mins after check-in and dumped all the minibar items in a laundry bag. Then, I receive a call at 6:00 AM telling me I needed to put a "deposit" down against any room charges. I angrily explained I'd be checking out in 6 hours, which I did. I will never return, despite its proximity to my business interests in the city.

This hotel matches any top hotel in Beijing in terms of room and more, with a price often well that of the better known chain luxury hotels. Check in was smooth, with a friendly staff. Other visitors tried to jump in front to get this-or-that handled, but the staff politely referred them to the end of the check-in line. There is no real lobby seating area.

Hotel staff are very friendly and helpful. 30 minutes taxi ride from the airport and around 100-110 RMB. Location is about 10 minutes walk from Beijing Subway Wudaokou Station. Very good price for 2 nights stay.

The hotel's perfectly fine in terms of room and comfort, but is not easy walking distance to anything. It's a 5 minute walk just to get off the property, and probably a 10-15 minute walk to nearby shops. There's usually a taxi line at the hotel during the day so that mitigates the issue, though there were not any when I had to catch a cab to the airport at 5am one morning.