Hotels in Beijing Antique Market and BDA – Chaoyang District, Beijing

This is a reasonable 3 star hotel with good sized rooms. The Hotel is only worth it if you get a 50% discount. The location is poor and there is nothing of any real interest around (shops, sights, or facilities). The nearest Underground Station is a 15-20 minute fairly easy walk away (about 2-3 km) or 2 stops on a bus for 1 Yuan. If a large 50sqm room is what you really want, then this Hotel is good value for money in its inconvenient location. Otherwise, I would suggest going elsewhere to a location that allows you to walk out of the Hotel and be immediately amongst places to see and things to do.

Our family of 5 stayed 6 nights recently at this hotel. Location is not very convenient which takes about 20 minutes walk to the main road, Maybe the hotel should introduce free shuttle service from the hotel to the nearest subway at Jinsiong Station. The room we stayed is 2 bedroom apartment. Lightings in the rooms are not completely workable and the whole apartment are filled with a stench which we think is from the airconditions. Water is dirty even after boiling. However, the team of staff are very friendly and helpful. For the price, I do not mind to stay in this hotel in my next trip.

very nice hotel. room is modern and people are nice there. a little bit far from subway but still it's good!

The hotel is about a 10 minute walk from Jinsong subway station (line 10 terminus), and is thus a bit out of the way for sightseeing. Staff was helpful, despite not being fluent in English. The room was large, clean, and had free wifi. Also had air conditioning, which is a must during the hot Beijing summer.

離地鐵站非常近，服務態度也很好~設備跟價錢都很不錯 裝璜也很現代化~下次去北京應該還是會選擇桔子 唯有洗澡的蓮澎頭是淋浴的我不是很喜歡 其他都很ok

Excellent service, spotless clean hotel, modern, brand new and fresh decorations. The hotel is a tad difficult to find even for locals and cab drivers because it is located in the actual core center of a block - typical Huton style neighbourhood, but once you've identified the brightly lighted orange arch with the Chinese name on it you'll have no problems. It is half block away from the entrance of the the subway Line 10. Remember which exit/entrance you take (the closest is "Exit A") as the subway stations are humongous and you can be walking around endlessly. Make sure to have the name of the hotel and the address written in Chinese characters as taxi drivers will not be able to read neither Pinyin nor English. It is also convenient to have the hotel telephone number handy for the taxi driver to call the hotel for directions in case they get lost. Remember which airport terminal you need to go on your way back or ask the airline or the booking agency because there are 3 different terminals (1, 2 and 3)far away from each other. Re subway: you can get to the hotel from the airport or the train station by subway, there is an express airport subway line which connects with all the other lines. You have to take the Line 10 to Jingson station and exit through exit A, when you are on the street level go backwards, do not cross the avenue, the hotel archway entrance is just around the corner in the middle of the block. If you buy a single trip card in one of the vending machines at the subway station do not throw it away since you will need it to open the turnstill on your way out. Also keep in mind that these cards are recycled.They do not exchange currency at the hotel but conveniently there is a Bank of China half a block from the hotel right in the opposite corner where you can exchange currency and get the best possible rate. They rip you off at the airport exchange office with the commission fees....still you need some cash, so it's better to get money from an ATM at the airport instead.Friendly and helpful Staff, even though almost none of them speak English they manage to help you anyway. Make sure to have a dictionary or a guide with common phrases in Chinese, it is extremely necessary.There are two large supermarkets around the corner, a convenience store in the same street and a kiosk for cigarettes or beverages right in the entryway of the hotel. There are sitting areas with tables and chairs where you can eat your food, as in a lounge setting, with a microwave, refrigerator and some handy snaks-food/drink supplies for a reasonable price. Down the block there is a famous bakery where you can get delicious cakes or treats.The inner rooms face a small central courtyard very well tendered with a large tree and a pond with goldfish: simply beautiful! This is ideal if you like to sit and meditate in a quiet place or you can just open your window and listen to the chirping birds. The rooms have wonderful heating and AC. They have a flat LCD TV and lots of mirrors but scarce closet space. There is an electric kettle in the room and a dispenser of drinkable water in the lounge area. They provide you with tea bags. Also there are some helpful gimmicks as shampoo, shower gel, toothbrush and toothpaste in the bathroom, loafers, etc. Towels are of good quality and the bed is superb. There are double windows in the rooms which makes a perfect sound proof barrier. Amazingly the hotel is extremely quiet despite being by a busy crossroad.It is relatively close to all main attractions by subway but you'll need to commute once or twice to get anywhere and it will take you at least half and hour if you manage the laberynthic corridors and stairs. Signs are abundant and clear enough, connecting stations have voice instructions both in Chinese and English. Try to avoid rush hour... Conveniently taxis are cheap and abundant. If you dare, you can also rent a byke at the hotel or at a shop inside the huton. It is a total blast!

Outdated, very dirty, rooms were musty. I would never recommend the Fortuneland in Beijing to anyone.

Standard-Zimmer sind in einem Nebengebäude das höchstens 2 Sterne verdient, darum Achtung!!!! Immer deluxe-Zimmer buchen dann bekommt man die Räume im Haupthaus. Allerdings läßt auch hier die Sauberkeit und Ordnung zu wünschen übrig. Kein gutes Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Der Kaffee zum Frühstück hat seinen Namen nicht verdient. Frühstücksbuffet ist auf chinesische Gäste ausgerichtet. Nicht zu empfehlen. Kein Wasser zum Zähneputzen gratis, wie in anderen Hotels üblich.

good experience the hotel and the city have a lot to improve in tourist attention but they are leraning

We stay at the hotel 6 days, the service is correct, the food provided in the hotel is good. The location is not very good, the hotel is out of the Beijing's Center Map. However it's really easy to find a taxi thanks to nice valet service. Also beware of the change desk at the hotel because I was given two fake yuan notes!