Stey Sanlitun Smart Serviced Apartment Boutique Hotel in Beijing

Romantic getaway in Beijing. The design of the entire hotel room was unlike any other I’ve seen before. The attention to detail is impeccable. The location is right inside Sanlitun SOHO, which is a perfect place to experience nightlife in Beijing.

Met expectations, good value for money, pretty decent.

This apartment hotel is my go-to choice for every business trip, and staying here is always a very pleasant experience. The hotel boasts an excellent location in the city center, with convenient transportation links. It's within walking distance to several subway stations and major attractions. The hotel's exterior is elegant, and the lobby design is modern and inviting. The front desk staff are warm and welcoming, and the check-in process is swift and efficient.

No TV, no tissues. This used to be floors 3-8 of the Zhaolong Hotel. For 400 yuan, the location is great, and it offers excellent value for money. You have to pick up your takeout orders from the delivery locker at the entrance. None of the light switches are labeled; you need to download an app for smart control. It's best suited for younger guests under 35.

My favorite brand! Clean, tidy, and convenient. I've stayed here many times, for both short and long trips.
The rooms are clean, neat, and well-designed.
I also really like the toiletries.
Plus, there's a shared dining area and lounge, with self-service coffee and drinks.
A vibrant and youthful choice!

Ever since Stey (Beijing Wangjing 798 store) closed due to business adjustments, Stey Sanlitun has become my top choice for every business trip to Beijing. It's also great for me since I'm not a breakfast person. The hotel's policy of providing cleaning services every three days is something I personally appreciate, as it encourages me to keep the room tidy. The reception staff here often upgrades my room, and about 50% of the guests are foreigners, so you often find them working and socializing in the co-working space. This place not only offers a Nordic-style living environment but also opens up a world of social opportunities for business travelers. My only request is for better internet speed.

On this business trip to Beijing, a colleague recommended this Nordic-style apartment hotel. First off, the location is unbeatable – directly opposite Sanlitun Taikoo Li, next to Pacific Century Place, and in the lower section of Zhaolong Hotel. There are tons of malls and restaurants nearby, and an endless variety of food delivery options. Transportation is super convenient; it's a 30-minute taxi ride to the airport, and even in traffic, it only takes 10 minutes to Guomao.

Next, let's talk about the overall decor and public areas. It's a minimalist Nordic design, the bedding is clean and tidy, and the facilities are comprehensive. There's a small kitchen in the unit, a professional-grade communal kitchen, a laundry room, and a co-working space, all available.

Finally, the check-in experience and staff were great. The front desk was very efficient; after receiving the password on my phone, I could self-check-in entirely through the app, which was perfect for me. The service team is also very young. The night I stayed, there was an organized community event I could join for free, making it a completely different business trip experience. The price is also very reasonable, and I'll definitely choose this place again for my next business trip.

Great value for money, located in Sanlitun. The interior design is minimalist, and the front desk upgraded my room, making it much more spacious. The only downside was the lack of a TV. I'll definitely be staying here often when I come to Beijing in the future.

I genuinely want to give Sanlitun Stey a 'five-star rave review' this time.

First, let me talk about what I loved most: the room's natural lighting was incredible. With the large windows open, the whole room lit up, and waking up to the sun was so comfortable. What I absolutely couldn't do without was their app; I could open and close the curtains and adjust the lights directly from my phone. In the morning, I'd just tap a couple of times from bed, and the curtains would open themselves. At night, when I was too tired to move a muscle, I'd just turn off the lights while lying down. As a true lazy person, I have to say: it won me over completely.

The room itself was also a big plus. It was very clean, with good attention to detail; the floors and corners all looked neat. The bed was also great to sleep in, just the right firmness—not one of those saggy ones. I slept soundly until I woke up naturally and didn't have any back pain.

Their shared communal space is also quite interesting. It's not just a showpiece public area; you can genuinely sit down there to work and get things done on your laptop. There are tables and sofas, and the atmosphere is comfortable. It's much better than squeezing into a cafe. It was perfect for organizing materials before a meeting.

The young lady at the front desk was very nice. When we chatted, she mentioned that the space would be upgraded and renovated in the future, which sounded quite exciting. It gave me a feeling that 'things will only get better'.

Overall, my stay felt different from a typical hotel; it was more like staying in a 'lazy-person-friendly future apartment'. Next time I'm in Beijing for a meeting, I'll definitely prioritize staying here again.

The room was clean, the staff were friendly, and it was a comfortable hotel. Thank you all staff