Hejia Inn (Beijing Tsinghua) in Beijing

The hotel is not near Tsinghua University, but is quite far from the school, in a remote area. It is very difficult to find. Since Google Maps is not available, it seems that only local Chinese people can use it.

Transportation is not very accessible. It is about 2 kilometers from the subway station, and if you have a carry-on bag, you have to walk for about 40 minutes. You have to enter a small alley and walk down a narrow sidewalk for a long time to find it. I often go on business trips to China, but it was very difficult to find...

The hotel has two floors, and it is low, so it is difficult to see the hotel. It is almost as if you are wondering if this is a hotel (see photo)... It is even harder to find late at night.

The interior has not been renovated for long, so the smell of construction is still strong. The interior is brightly lit and clean. The hotel staff's service was not bad, but...

There is a middle school less than 10 meters away right next to the hotel. Since I booked a room on a weekday, I couldn't rest at the hotel because teachers and students were yelling and whistling during physical education at 8-9 in the morning. The hotel staff doesn't speak English well, and I couldn't move the school to another place, so I didn't tell the hotel, but it was very uncomfortable for 3 days.

I was surprised when a long bug with many legs suddenly appeared while I was showering. It seemed to have come up from the sewer, and it seems that the fundamental problem of the sewer has not been solved. It seems that the building was converted from a dormitory or other use to a hotel, but I don't know the details, but it seems like the construction was done poorly.

The hotel is a two-story building without an elevator. There is a small lobby and washing machines on the first floor, and the breakfast is Chinese, so I can't eat it.

The facilities and environment do not match the price. It is about 470 RMB, but for this price, you can get a 4-star hotel in downtown Beijing on Trip.com, and if you raise it a little more, you can get a 5-star hotel (with a discount).

When I left the hotel, I showed them a picture of the bug and filed a complaint with Trip.com, and they refunded me 100 RMB.

In conclusion, I thought it was an accommodation exclusively for locals visiting the area.