东香庭酒店

I have been to some terrible hotel in China but this is one of the worst. I only ended up here as I missed a connection at the airport so the airline but us all in this hotel. Yes I was with a rubbish airline so they put us in a rubbish hotel. The Hotel looks like a factory and is located in a small industrial estate. its in a terrible area. none of the staff speak English, I asked in Chinese for a taxi last night the girl on reception understood ordered a taxi, an hour later after me asking what had happened regularly still no taxi.... Every time I left the hotel and came back my card didn't open my door so I had to go down to reception every time. The rooms smell of mouldy cabbage, there's damp in the corridors, things are falling apart, they never clean inside the cupboards there's inch think dust. There's nothing good I can say about this hotel other than thank god I didn't pay for it!!!! AVOID

我在中国去过一些很糟糕的酒店，但这是最糟糕的酒店之一。我之所以来到这里，是因为我错过了机场的转机，所以除了航空公司，我们都住在这家酒店。是的，我乘坐的是一家垃圾航空公司，所以他们把我们安排在了一家垃圾酒店。酒店看起来像一家工厂，位于一个小型工业区。它位于一个可怕的区域。工作人员都不会说英语，昨晚我用中文要求叫出租车，接待处的女孩明白叫了一辆出租车，一个小时后，在我询问发生了什么事之后，仍然没有出租车......每次我离开酒店来回来后我的卡打不开门所以我每次都得去接待处。房间里有发霉的卷心菜的味道，走廊里很潮湿，东西都散架了，他们从来不打扫橱柜里面，有一点点灰尘。除了感谢上帝我没有付钱之外，我对这家酒店没什么好说的！避免

7 年前

We traveled here in a group of 22 to the Dongxiangting Hotel near the Beijing Airport, after missing a return flight to North America on a day when rains resulted in many cancelled and delayed flights. The Duty Manager at Air China had worked out some deal for us to get a place, since many hotels do not take foreigners (or do not take them after 11 pm, or did not have room). "Yahoo," we thought, "a hotel with available rooms!" And then after being at the hotel for an hour..."Urgh...we should just slept at the airport on the floor..can't believe the Air China Duty Manager referred us here". We were booked into 11 rooms. ||Here are some of the problems we encountered: Room #1233 actually had water dripping steadily off the ceiling onto a large puddle between the beds. One bed was so water-soaked it could not be slept in, and there was a very strong smell of mold. The individuals in this room moved into their friends' rooms and doubled up in beds that were not soaked. In Room 1333, both individuals had to sleep in one bed, as the other bed had a 1 X 1 metre area that was soaked by the water dripping down off the wall and ceiling. In another room, there was a large chunk of plaster that had fallen off the wall and onto the bed, which was damp, (but not drenched as in the other two rooms). To add insult to injury, I returned the key card to Room #1233 as it was not habitable/appropriate for rental the same night to the desk clerk, and then the manager the next day refused to refund us any money, claiming that I had not returned the key card. Untrue--I had. He also had other creative excuses. We are NOT a fussy group, but when I say water coming from the ceiling..there was actually water coming off the ceiling. The ONLY plus about this hotel is that there is acceptable security (sliding safety glass door to room area accessible only by room card), there were free bottles of water in the rooms, and there was abundant hot water in the showers. ||One might say that the theme of this hotel was really just water: water dripping off the walls and ceilings of the rooms, free water in the rooms, and hot water in the shower. It would have been a better experience had the water been kept to water bottles, and hot water in the shower! I do realize there was heavy rain in Beijing that day, but really...having customer pay for rooms that soggy is a no go in any circumstance. ||Recommendation for next time--stay on the floor at the airport if there are no other hotels with rooms, or bring your flippers and water gear if you venture into the Dongxiangting Hotel.||PS-When I look at the hotel pictures on the website...they fail to show the puddles/fallen plaster/soaked beds in the room, or the buckets in the hallways catching the dripping water. Hmmm....||PPS-Not surprisingly, the negotiated price of the rooms was about 400 yuan per room for each of the 11 rooms, or about $63 USD per room per night. Cheap, for sure, but way to wet overall....

我们一行22人来到北京机场附近的东乡亭酒店，因为那天下雨导致许多航班取消和延误，错过了飞往北美的返程航班。国航的值班经理为我们制定了一些安排，因为很多酒店不接待外国人（或者晚上11点后不接待外国人，或者没有房间）。 “雅虎，”我们想，“一家有空房的酒店！” 然后在酒店待了一个小时后......“呃......我们应该睡在机场的地板上......不敢相信国航值班经理把我们推荐到这里”。我们被预订了 11 间房间。 ||以下是我们遇到的一些问题：#1233 房间实际上有水从天花板上稳定地滴到床之间的一个大水坑上。一张床被水浸透了，睡不着，而且霉味很重。这个房间里的人搬进了朋友的房间，并在没有湿透的床上蜷缩起来。在1333房间，两个人都必须睡在一张床上，因为另一张床的面积为1×1米，被从墙壁和天花板滴下来的水浸湿了。在另一个房间里，有一大块灰泥从墙上掉下来，落在床上，床上很潮湿（但不像其他两个房间那样湿透）。雪上加霜的是，我把1233号房间的钥匙卡还给了前台服务员，因为它不适合居住/不适合当晚出租，然后第二天经理拒绝退还我们任何钱，声称我有没有归还钥匙卡。不真实——我有过。他还有其他创造性的借口。我们不是一个挑剔的团体，但是当我说水从天花板上流下来时......实际上有水从天花板上流下来。这家酒店唯一的优点是安全性可以接受（只有通过房卡才能进入房间区域的滑动安全玻璃门），房间里有免费的瓶装水，淋浴间有充足的热水。 ||有人可能会说，这家酒店的主题其实就是水：房间的墙壁和天花板上滴着水，房间里有免费的水，淋浴里有热水。如果水能装在水瓶里，淋浴时还有热水，那就更好了！我确实意识到那天北京下了大雨，但实际上……让顾客为湿透的房间付费在任何情况下都是不行的。 ||下次推荐——如果没有其他酒店有房间就住在机场楼层，如果去东乡亭酒店就带上脚蹼和水具。||PS-当我看酒店图片时在网站上......他们没有显示房间里的水坑/掉落的石膏/浸湿的床，或者走廊里接住滴水的水桶。嗯……||PPS-毫不奇怪，11 间客房的协议价格约为每间 400 元人民币，即每间每晚约 63 美元。当然便宜，但是整体湿透了......

9 年前

离机场t3 10分钟车程，接机需要等一会，整点送机。周边环境还可以，有饭店超市。环境安静，房间隔音少差，房间挺大，设施还可以。方便。

8 年前