If you plan on staying here, then you 1) must be absolutely desperate to find a hotel room, 2) want to relive a China 1980s hotel experience, or 3) you have a free night at this place. I had the latter due to accumulating points with a travel agent. I left the place ASAP the next morning. The carpets, wallpaper,... More

I was in Beijing with my girlfriend last year and unfortunately, we decided to stay at the Hademen hotel for about 4 nights. The hotel is very old. The hallway carpets were very very dirty and so were the in-room carpets. The bathroom was in terrible conditions and almost everything was rusty. The desk was dirty and the room looked... More

We stayed at this hotel as part of a student trip therefore we weren't expecting the Ritz or anything.... but we certainly weren't expecting this place. The lobby looked okay, but it wasn't until we got up to the floor where our rooms were that we were shocked. A stench filled the air... it smelled like mold. The carpets look... More

We spent several nights at this mid range tourist hotel on our recent visit to China – on our arrival on Beijing in July and then later on, on our last couple of days in China in August. The hotel is of an average standard and we paid 398 RMB per night for a double en suite room (approx £27).... More

Stayed at this hotel for three nights during a Beijing tour from Vietnam. It looked OK from the outside & in the lobby but the room was old & dark. I tried to upgrade but the front desk refused to deal with me directly & insisted that I deal with my tour guide. I called about a broken table light... More

We stayed at Hademan Hotel for 2 nights in march 2006. First the good stuff; the location is great! It's just 500 meters from the railway station. But this has a backside to it; it's very noisy in the afternoon and in the night. The taxis in Beijing use their horns every ten seconds. But with some earplugs we slept... More