The hotel services are adequate, although there were occasional oversights that were corrected when we complained. The availability of a sport center with a good size pool is definitely a plus. I would have given it a higher ranking if not for three important issues: (a) The hotel is planned and built only for car access. there is no pedestrian... More

My family has been here since the beginning of July. My husband is teaching at the university. I am writing this because this afternoon, an explicitly graphic PROSTITUTE service business card was slipped under the door of our room. Other colleagues we talked to told us they have been finding these for the past week. I confronted the manager and... More

This hotel is being renovated and as such, the facilities available is limited. The wall paper in my room requires immediate replacement. The windows also need doublt gazed to keep away the noise from the nearby railways. Its location is outside the city centre but close to airport and universities. While the breakfast and the room rate is reasonable with... More

I stayed here with my spouse for a university-related trip and found the rooms to be large and overall accommodations to be clean and comfortable. The rooms and hotel in general are a bit frayed on the edges, but the staff are friendly and the people at the front desk have a reasonable command of English (a point that is... More

After the horrendous WuKe Hotel experience, I changed to the Liaoning. It is very conveniently located by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, other universities, as well as different tech companies. It is clear that some of the luster from Royal King times has faded with the new management. It does not seem that investments are made to the property, i.e.,... More

We stayed at the Liaoning International Hotel during our 5 days tour of Imperial Beijing in March 2012. We were pre-checked at this hotel by our tour agency, so obtained our keys and proceeded to our room immediately without the usual hassle of registering at the front desk. The hotel lobby and surrounding is pleasant and corridors to our room... More

The Royal King Hotel (now renamed Liaoning Hotel) is in the Haidian district, ideal for visitors to the Universities and high tech industries in the north west of Beijing, but a long way from the main tourist sites. The rooms are quite well appointed and reasonably spacious, but despite being quite new there are signs of wear and tear. While... More

the hotel was good hotel for my short trip. unaware of any other hotel, we took advise of our company to stay here. the amenities we good. restaurant could have been better and the reception staff could have smiled a bit more :) - it was about a 35 minute taxi ride from the hotel.

The hotel and restaurant staff were very polite, but spoke little to no English. If you stay at this hotel you should learn some key phrases in Mandarin. The rooms were spacious, but cleanliness was questionable. I found a pile of someone's cut toenails in my room the first night. I'm not sure how often the room was vacuumed. The... More