Liulihe Ruiner

We stayed at this character filled hotel for 2 nights and it was wonderful. Julia on the front desk helped us with checking in a little earlier and stowing our cases beforehand. Rose was also helpful on the front desk and Robin went above and beyond in the hospitality area. The breakfast was lovely, bathroom great and having a terrace to retire to at the end of the day was lovely too! Thoroughly recommend.

I thought that the place was magical and every detail was there in the rooms in the restaurant. I just love the way it looked smelled. It wasn’t overpower perfume which is one of the worst things these hotels keep doing. I don’t know why and I just the bed was extremely comfortable my only detail as I told the management was the service in the bar twice they forgot our drink and it took like 30 minutes and that part was a shame, and it wasn’t really full or busy to justify it other than that, I thought it was just magical to be able to stay there

We stayed at the hotel for just under a week. The location is quite good, and the room was very spacious and comfortable. We also received some port wine and sweets upon arrival, which was a nice touch. Breakfast was excellent, based on a menu and made to order, and the quality was very high. However, something that felt a bit strange to us was the reaction we received at the reception. We are two best friends traveling together, and since we’re close and only planned to sleep at the hotel while spending most of our time exploring the city, we booked one room. Still, we got a few odd looks. The staff asked multiple times whether we had booked one or two rooms, and what kind of bed we had. When we confirmed that we had only one room, we received more puzzled glances, which felt unnecessary. Additionally, after spending some time in Beijing, we realized that you can get much better hotels at a lower price, so the value for money here might not be the best. So yes, our overall experience was a bit mixed.