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No31 Shan tan North Street, DONGCHENG DISTRICT, Beijing, 100009

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Das Redwall Hotel liegt im Herzen der Achse von Beijing, nur 3 Gehminuten von der Verbotenen Stadt entfernt. Es befindet sich im städtischen Raum mit der äußerst authentischen Altstadt, die auch als der Hutong (Altstadtgassen) geschützte Bereich vonMehr Informationen

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Gesamtbewertungen 3,6 von 6,0

Subjekt	Ergebnis optisch	Ergebnis numerisch
Lage und Umgebung		5,4 von 6,0
Zimmer / Unterkunft		4,1 von 6,0
Verpflegung im Hotel		2,6 von 6,0
Freizeit / Sportangebot		0 von 6,0
Service		4,2 von 6,0
Preis-Leistungsverhältnis		4,1 von 6,0
Hotelanlage		3,6 von 6,0

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1 von 6,0
Bed is just the box spring and not mattress.Shower curtain is 18"" or less from shower head.I requested two times for wake up...
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4 von 6,0
Room was large, and nice. Carpet was stained and towels were not white, like they started out. Location was great. I could see...
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4 von 6,0
Pleasant surprise... accomodations in Chinese Room very pleasant. Only problem was low lighting (difficult for putting on make...
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4 von 6,0
Pleasant surprise... accomodations in Chinese Room very pleasant. Only problem was low lighting (difficult for putting on make up). Clean, no difficulty with obtaining extra towels when needed. Enjoyed the proximity to Forbidden City, etc. Short cab rides away from other attractions. Beds firm but not uncomfortable. And loved to walk the real Chinese streets, especially the one north of the hotel. Tried several restaurants in the district and no problem with language, you just point to the picture and laugh with the staff when they watch you use the chopsticks.Dining room appeared to be buffet, so you had to pay for all (not to bad). we didnt ask to see if we could order ala cart. But we enjoyed the street restaurants so much it didnt matter.One warning, watch the tours (and the cab drivers). There are several low cost ones, but found we spent more time at the museums and shops than at the attractions. And yes, you are pressured in to buying. Just stay firm. Stuff is cheaper at the markets and you can bargain more. One tour promised us the Ming tombs but were taken to a side sections with little to see. Drove by the real spot after and wish we had insisted on going there, because we ended up somewhere in or near the Olympic Village getting free foot massages and lots of pressure to buy secret Tibeten herbal soaks by so called Tibeten doctors who could read our palms. would rather have seen the tombs and payed for my own massage later.Would stay here again unless we wanted to try something different in another area. but definitely appreciated the low cost and proximity to what we wanted to see.
Lage und Umgebung
6 von 6,0
Zimmer / Unterkunft
4 von 6,0
Verpflegung im Hotel
3 von 6,0
Freizeit / Sportangebot
0 von 6,0
Service
6 von 6,0
Preis-Leistungsverhältnis
4 von 6,0
Hotelanlage
4 von 6,0
Pleasant surprise... accomodations in Chinese Room very pleasant. Only problem was low lighting (difficult for putting on make up). Clean, no difficulty with obtaining extra towels when needed. Enjoyed the proximity to Forbidden City, etc. Short cab rides away from other attractions. Beds firm but not uncomfortable. And loved to walk the real Chinese streets, especially the one north of the hotel. Tried several restaurants in the district and no problem with language, you just point to the picture and laugh with the staff when they watch you use the chopsticks.Dining room appeared to be buffet, so you had to pay for all (not to bad). we didnt ask to see if we could order ala cart. But we enjoyed the street restaurants so much it didnt matter.One warning, watch the tours (and the cab drivers). There are several low cost ones, but found we spent more time at the museums and shops than at the attractions. And yes, you are pressured in to buying. Just stay firm. Stuff is cheaper at the markets and you can bargain more. One tour promised us the Ming tombs but were taken to a side sections with little to see. Drove by the real spot after and wish we had insisted on going there, because we ended up somewhere in or near the Olympic Village getting free foot massages and lots of pressure to buy secret Tibeten herbal soaks by so called Tibeten doctors who could read our palms. would rather have seen the tombs and payed for my own massage later.Would stay here again unless we wanted to try something different in another area. but definitely appreciated the low cost and proximity to what we wanted to see.
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3 von 6,0
Stayed for 13 nights in this hotel in October 2008. Room ok, but a bit small.Fridge and safe provided, also teamaking facility. Bed very hard, got used to it. Bathroom ok, but shower tended to leak onto floor. Lighting very dim in room, bought bulbs and replaced them. Air conditioner in ceiling, but heating function did not work, however room was warm enough. Dont expect too much and you will be ok.Located in very Chinese part of town, little English spoken, but you will get by.Handy location for buses, also plenty of taxis. Not far to Forbidden City and Tienanmen Square. Bit noisy from street at night, had to jam windows tight to try and keep out noise. In general, Chinese people very friendly and nice, they will make the effort to help you. As usual, make sure your taxi has a meter, or else agree a price before the journey. Taxis are cheap. We used buses and subway a lot, very cheap and you mix with the Chinese. Be careful crossing roads, pedestrians dont get priority even on a green light, you will get used to dicing with the traffic. Restaurant in hotel average, we tended to eat out.Overall, we had a brilliant time in Beijing, would return, and would stay in the Red Wall hotel again, but maybe ask for a (quieter) room at the rear of the hotel.
Lage und Umgebung
4 von 6,0
Zimmer / Unterkunft
3 von 6,0
Verpflegung im Hotel
3 von 6,0
Freizeit / Sportangebot
0 von 6,0
Service
3 von 6,0
Preis-Leistungsverhältnis
4 von 6,0
Hotelanlage
3 von 6,0
Stayed for 13 nights in this hotel in October 2008. Room ok, but a bit small.Fridge and safe provided, also teamaking facility. Bed very hard, got used to it. Bathroom ok, but shower tended to leak onto floor. Lighting very dim in room, bought bulbs and replaced them. Air conditioner in ceiling, but heating function did not work, however room was warm enough. Dont expect too much and you will be ok.Located in very Chinese part of town, little English spoken, but you will get by.Handy location for buses, also plenty of taxis. Not far to Forbidden City and Tienanmen Square. Bit noisy from street at night, had to jam windows tight to try and keep out noise. In general, Chinese people very friendly and nice, they will make the effort to help you. As usual, make sure your taxi has a meter, or else agree a price before the journey. Taxis are cheap. We used buses and subway a lot, very cheap and you mix with the Chinese. Be careful crossing roads, pedestrians dont get priority even on a green light, you will get used to dicing with the traffic. Restaurant in hotel average, we tended to eat out.Overall, we had a brilliant time in Beijing, would return, and would stay in the Red Wall hotel again, but maybe ask for a (quieter) room at the rear of the hotel.
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