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I would like to express my gratitude to the hotel and its staff for the wonderful experience during my stay in Beijing. I had already stayed at this hotel back in January when I visited alone, and I liked it so much that my husband and I decided to book it again this time.The hotel is clean and cozy, with a very convenient location—three subway stations are within walking distance. The staff are hospitable and always ready to help. The breakfast is excellent and offers a great variety. Even simple dishes like your steamed sweet potato are incredibly tasty. The breakfast buffet always included steamed corn, sweet potato, and carrots; both sweet and savory steamed buns; two types of porridge; side dishes; several hot meals; a vegetable salad; fruits; coffee; milk; toast; and pastries. The dining room staff are sweet and attentive, always creating a positive mood.The room was cozy, with spotlessly white bed linens and towels. During the daily housekeeping, they left a lovely treat in the room: tea, coffee, a snack, a candy, and a milk drink.I also fell in love with the green tea you provide in the room. I've been missing it since January! I tried to find where to buy some, but I couldn't find any that tasted as good. Near the hotel entrance, there's a charming area with bars, coffee shops, and cats.Out of the five hotels and apartments we stayed at in China, we liked this one the most.To provide a balanced review, I will also mention a few areas for improvement:1. I would prefer a mattress with independent pocket springs. The current one is very bouncy, so when one person tosses and turns at night, it's quite uncomfortable for two people to sleep.2. The entire bathroom floor gets wet after showering. If one person takes a shower, you can't approach the toilet or the sink for two hours because of the standing water. It would be great to have a squeegee in the bathroom to push the water toward the drain and help the floor dry faster.3. Smoking in the rooms is officially prohibited, but periodically, someone smokes, and the cigarette smoke comes directly into our room through the ventilation system. Waking up at night because you can't breathe and finding your entire room filled with cigarette smoke is one of the worst experiences. After it happened, we started leaving the bathroom exhaust fan on and the bathroom door closed at all times. Unfortunately, smoking is very common in China, including indoors.4. The noise from the corridor and adjacent rooms is very audible. Considering that some guests return around 2 AM while others are already getting up at 4 AM, you can only sleep if you use earplugs. Earplugs are available for free at the reception, just like toiletries.5. Most guests were from China (the staff doesn't speak English), but there were a few European guests who behaved disrespectfully towards the staff and other guests. I felt ashamed on their behalf.I thank the staff for their hospitality and will be delighted to stay with you again on my next trip to Beijing!