Longwu Boutique Hotel, Beijing

I stayed at Longwu Boutique Hotel in Beijing for a week, and while it was a decent experience for the price, there were some challenges. The rooms were standard and surprisingly lacked windows, which was a bit odd. The location was convenient for finding local restaurants, but it was quite far from the subway, making taxis a necessity. Overall, it was clean, comfortable, but not ideal for a short visit.

My stay at Longwu Boutique Hotel had some ups and downs. The price was great at just 25 EUR per night, and I found the rooms clean and the beds quite comfortable. However, the lack of windows made the standard rooms feel a bit claustrophobic, and the location was not ideal for short visits since it's far from the subway, requiring constant taxis.

I just stayed at Longwu Boutique Hotel in Beijing, and while it was cheap at 25 EUR per night, the experience had its ups and downs. The rooms were standard and clean, but the lack of windows was a bit odd. The hotel was quite far from the subway, making it tough to explore the city quickly.

I recently stayed at Longwu Boutique Hotel and it was a mixed bag. The price was a steal at 25 EUR per night, but the location left a lot to be desired. While the rooms were standard and clean, lacking windows was a bummer. The service was polite, yet there were language barriers. Overall, it's a decent option if you're just looking for a place to crash but not ideal for exploring Beijing.

I had a mixed experience during my stay. The location isn’t great for short visits since it’s far from the subway, but I found a few nice, affordable restaurants nearby. The rooms were clean and comfortable enough for just sleeping, though I couldn’t believe there were no windows. The service was friendly, but language barriers made communication a bit awkward.