Hotels near Beijing Lu Xun Museum

"Nice staff, very clean, good location"

"We stayed at the Grand Hyatt apartments with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It was very clean and the staff were very friendly, ensuring that our needs were met. The room itself was spacious enough for my family of 4."

"I feel like this location is very good to go to most if not all major sightseeing areas. The hotel was clean and staff was very helpful in helping us find the luggage our airlines had lost. I highly recommend this hotel. It is walking distance from wangfujing st where you can just walk around to get some fresh air or go shopping at one of the malls/ many stores"

"Yes it was very good"

"Lots of options, however the food wasnt great and it was repeated over days "

"Fantastic hotel! Highly recommend. It’s ina great old school neighbourhood of Beijing close to attractions. Much better than an isolated high rise hotel. Walking around the hotel was great to watch local life and eat with locals. The hotel itself is very cosy, in a good way. Clean, comfortable and modern, in a lovely courtyard setting. The staff are very friendly and relaxed. They have resident cats, which my kids adored. The rate for the hotel is also very reasonable. Great for a short stay. It is a bit noisy, so if that’s a big issues, take it into account. However, if you want an affordable, comfortable and friendly hotel stay in a central local neighbourhood, highly highly recommend!!! "

"I went to the wrong hotel and the sister hotel help me to get here, its a little confused to get to the place, taxis leave you in the main avenue and you need to walk 4 to 5 blocks, the are looks kind of rundown but at night looks beautiful "

"Great location! Got a room upgrade and loved the room. The towels felt so clean and soft, it was a really nice room. Location was conveniently located near all the shops and restaurants, we didn’t have to walk far to grab food. The staff was really nice."

"The entire property seemed clean, well-maintained. It was difficult to find the hutong (alley) because the sign bearing the hutong's name was on the western side of the hutong wall, facing east, and I walked from the west looking for it. =)"