Hotels near UCCA Center for Contemporary Art

"beautiful hotel with friendly staff and excellent Chinese cuisine "

"Great experience. Nice services"

"Staff, especially cleaning staff, are excellent! Lobby staff are incredibly polite and speak English well. Regarding the gated entrance and driveway on side of building leading up to main entrance, if somehow management could make it easier on the eyes. These are the only two points which do not reflect properly the entire property. Location is just the right distance from city center for me. BEST deal in Beijing, if not all of NE Asian cities (Seoul and Tokyo) Note: Taxi drivers from both airports have a difficult time finding this place. Once you’re at this property, you can pick up a little card to keep in your pocket."

"It was my first time to stay in this hotel and I am quite happy with their rooms. It was well maintained and clean and the breakfast buffet was a good selection !"

"This hotel is newer than I thought- very clean and very friendly staff. We couldn’t order taxi using the phone and the concierge staff including Harry was helpful. The luggage storage is straightforward and secure too. Didn’t have time to try the food this time. We look forward to staying there when we visit Beijing in the future. "

"clean room friendly staff "

"The breakfast buffet was on point and affordable in dollar price. Highly recommended."

"How in the world is this a 5-star hotel?!! The room (city view king bed) was not bad. However, everything was a bit of a challenge to figure out-for starters, the doors do not even have handles. I thought my key card did not work but as it turned out, I didn't push the door hard enough to open it. Just give me a door handle already. Also, above all else, the breakfast was a HUGE disappointment. The selection was PATHETIC. There was not a single hot dish with protein/meat in it. Steamed items were lukewarm at best. None of the dim sum/bao type stuff tasted like they had any meat in them, or any flavor. If you're used to a high protein low carbs diet, then you're SOL. Service was almost non-existent. You could have a stack of dirty plates on your table and nobody would come around to clean them up. The gym was small but adequate with free weights, but it was not open 24/7. The best things about this hotel was the large bathroom, the filtered drinking water, the towel warming rack, and ice available at breakfast buffet (you'd be surprised that it's almost impossible to get ice in China). The worse things are the breakfast buffet and service, the inflexible room light control design, and the lackluster ambience for a 5-star hotel. Comparing to the Pudong Shangri-la we stayed at in Shanghai, this place is barely 3.5 stars in every aspect. I chose this one because of the location (near my relatives) and the raving reviews of the breakfast buffet but I am extremely disappointed."

"A great little boutique hotel. I loved the location half way between the airport and the centre for a quieter neighbourhood feel. It feels cozy. Really enjoyed the terrace for some sunshine. The breakfast ordering process wasn't explained to me when i checked in, so I had to feel my way through that! Staff mostly use a translation tool to communicate, which is very common in Beijing. "