Considering the price you pay, I think this is quite a reasonable hotel. In terms of English standard, it's more like Premier Inn than Holiday Inn, but none the less adequate. Yes the bathroom is a wet room, and the bed is hard, but I went to my friend's flat and found that they had the same type of bed... More

Overall, I can't really fault this place, considering the price paid. Its not the Ritz by any means, but its certainly quite functional for sure. The best thing about the place is the surrounding neigborhood. Its a very cool unrestored "Hutong" area with all sorts of interesting back streets that you can spend hours just walking around. Don't stay here... More

Hotel was more like a hostel , small rooms (there were a lot of rooms with no windows) , with no wardrobes or closet area. Bathroom was good size and everything worked well and rooms were cleaned everyday. Computer and TV in room, wi-fi worked well. Beds usual hardness for China. Staff were helpful but gave the impression that they... More

1) Room on the 1st floor, wet and bad smell; 2) outside the window, a wall, no sun light and wind; 3) ultra-small room and bathroom. The shower is very close to the toilet, bath is inconvenient; 4) the first day, required to pay off all room rate, but not immediately invoicing; 5) a little child nosebleed Bedsheets, they insisted... More

Though the "ad" on here says "Hutong Inn Zaoyuanju Hotel has a restaurant on site. 24-hour room service is available." There isnt one. Breakfast is supplied but there is no room service nor evening meal facilities, A cheap and good meal can be had a few minutes walk away at the Youth Hostel. Also as is common, it is a... More

The hotel is located in a small, not very wellknown street. The staff is relatively helpful. You can arrive at any time and get your room which is great. There are different kind of rooms, for those with bathroom, there are different size so do not hesitate to check. Comfort is fine. Breakfast is very basic, so you might prefer... More

I stayed here for 5 nights in October. The hotel is a little difficult to find because it was down a small alley in the old hutong area. My boyfriend and I took the subway from the airport to the nearest station (Guloudajie on line 2) and walked the few blocks to the Hutong Inn (about 10 minutes from the... More

Be very careful if you stay in this hotel! I stayed at the Hutong Inn October 2011. When I checked in I was asked for my passport for photocopying. No problem, however, the assistant manager then said he would bring them to my room later. He came to the room but did not hand over my passport but said he... More

reserved a triple room but they gave us double bunk bed instead because according to them it;s booked. the room smells bad and it is in a bad area. we changed hotel the next day. This hotel is below 1 star and is meant for those that are back packers.