The hotel had definitely had a revamp and is now clean and both the exterior and the lobby look reasonably impressive. The fittings and fixtures (at least in our room) were OK too. As others have said the location is pretty good - just four stops from Tien An Men on the metro. However it advertises itself as a business... More

This hotel is in a nice part of town and is reasonably priced but just doesn't quite cut it. It's a 15 minute drive to the Forbidden City which is pretty convenient but I was there because it is across the street from the corporate office. I've been there a few times and it was a bit run down and... More

What was once a reliable and affordable business hotel appears to be fading fast in 2012. On my last visit reception staff showed little enthusiasm while bedroom fixtures and fittings were showing signs of age - rusting shower curtain rail, soap dispenser box hanging precariously and, worse of all, an utterly destroyed mattress - sagging to a depth of about... More

Though a bit far from the International airport, the hotel is really worth its charge. Big rooms in big floors, always smiling staff, forex facility, sumptuous food, and well connectivity make it a good choice for leisure trip. We stayed 4 nights and really enjoyed. The metro station is within walking distance. Couple of good restaurants around. It has its... More

This hotel was booked for me by a friend who resides in Beijing. She booked only two days of an eight day stay because of concerns raised by some negative internet reviews. When I arrived, I was checked into a disappointing room with dirty looking carpet. Mildly bummed. The next morning I politely asked if other rooms were available at... More

traveled with spouse on business. We enjoyed the hotel. The room was huge, and suprisingly quiet given the location in a bustling area. There is a roast duck place around the corner (walk out of hotel, take left, walk across street, and turn left down street. there is a yellow sign. I think it translates to "roast duck"). Also there... More

I was booked into this hotel by an assistant at the local company I was visiting. I can only assume that she did so because of its proximity to the office - I can't imagine anyone wanting to stay there who had seen it. Arriving late and jet-lagged, I did little else in the evening other than dump my bags... More

Remember to take off 1 star from China's standard so it becomes the world hotel standard. I won't say this hotel is like a 2-star motel but it's not really worldwide 3-star, yet. I've stayed here for business for 4 days as my office was near. It's at a good location, with many shops and restaurants around. If you opt... More

I don`t remeber staying in 3 star hotels in Asia, but I know several 4 star hotels that are way below comparing to Winterless hotel. This proprety is very well located, near the main street and shoping malls. I stayed in standard and premium room on the 7th floor. Both rooms are with all amenities you will find in China... More