Kaisheng Xingfeng International Hotel

This hotel was provided by Air China during a transfer from a flight from Seoul to Moscow. At the exit of the third terminal of the Beijing Capital Airport, I approached the company representatives. I and several other passengers were provided with a transfer to the hotel. When checking in at the hotel, I was asked about the time of the transfer in the morning back to the airport. The rooms in the hotel are very, very large. The ceilings are very high. The rooms are soundproofed. Everything is at a high level. But you should be prepared for the fact that there is practically no Internet. The breakfast is varied. It is a 15-minute walk from the China Intl Exibition Center subway station. From this station you will get to the city center.

Stayed here for a short trip and had a mixed experience. The hotel looks quite run-down, but surprisingly, most things were functional—until they weren’t. The biggest issue was the electricity. I tried to plug in the iron, and the entire room short-circuited in the middle of the night. Some of the electric sockets were either jammed or not working at all, and even the room phone was faulty—no sound coming through due to a loose wire. The fridge was also completely non-functional. Wi-Fi was frustratingly slow, and I couldn’t even get the login prompt to appear properly. On the bright side, the staff were very responsive. Every time I reported an issue, they acted quickly to fix it. The gym was surprisingly well-equipped, but you have to get the staff to open the door for you. The bed, however, was way too hard for my liking. Location-wise, there’s really nothing around except for one Chinese restaurant nearby, which was a gem—delicious and cheap food. The hotel seems to have a low occupancy rate, likely because it’s close to the airport and not much else. Overall, if you just need a quick stay near the airport and can overlook the issues, it might be fine. But be prepared for some inconveniences.

Booked here for work purpose and not from the airport transit. Location is good for the purpose of my working trip. Near from the airport and near to my work venue. Can't expect a 5-Star customer service from the front desk as they are borderline rude, probably overworked from the constant airport transfer stays. Rooms are nice, modern and updated. Only big complaint is there is no air-conditioning provided in the entire hotel building during this late April weather. My room has a window with a very small opening to the building's void area hence there is no air ventilation at all. The room can be very stuffy and warm. When I called the front desk about the air-conditioning in my room is not working, they sent the housekeeper and brought a unit of a fan that had seen better days. Probably they took it from their office. From the second call to the front desk, I learnt that the weather is still "cool" and no air conditioning is provided. My room is constantly at 28-29 degrees celcius with no air ventilation. I've asked for a room change to have a window so I can have proper ventilation and they assured me the hotel is fully booked and so does all the hotels in the near vicinity without checking. I guess it's just their way to turn down requests by over exaggerating.