Ramada Beijing North

The smell of cigarette smoke around the lifts on our floor (a floor with no-smoking signs posted throughout) was very strong the whole time we were there. Our no-smoking room smelt even more strongly than the hall outside. It seems that this hotel makes little effort to enforce its no-smoking policies, so be warned if you are sensitive to cigarette smoke that you should check your room even if you request a no-smoking room! The breakfast was too crowded to be practical, but that may just be that the hotel was unusually busy on a Sunday morning. It is a relatively affordable breakfast, and with a fairly wide range of options.

I stayed in Ramada almost one month for business this time. The speed of WIFI is quite faster than last year, but sometimes It is still too slowly to work. Maybe the hotel is doing well and the prices are up from last year，the most unsatisfied for me is the traffic, It is hardly to call a taxi during work days.

This was the first wyndham group hotel that i stayed. Both my friend and me had a unforgettable experience in Beijing this city. Good manners in the whole hotel. Quiet and big room gave us a delightful night.

It was a nice hotel. During my stay,I was satisfied with everything. The front desk speak good English and everyone was warm hearted，they help me call taxi everyday，I am so grateful for their thoughtful service.

The Ramada was a lovely experience. Really big, clean and quiet room, with good views. Front desk was very helpful, speaking good English. They provided tea and cookie upon checking in. Breakfast was large and delicious.

I was there to visit my friend Bill. I just stay the Hotel for one night,and I had a really good experience. The service was absolutely wonderful,the environment was so friendly and welcoming. I love the Ramada !Thanks!

This was the first hotel on our tour. It had the largest of all the hotel rooms we would stay in, with 2 beds, and both a shower and a tub. There seemed to be some water damage on the floor and faintly in the corner of the ceiling. It was however okay as all was clean and there was plenty of space to spread out. The breakfast was large and you could have almost anything. That was appreciated. Being close to transportation and food is important. In terms of food, there was a gas station a few paces away through a neighboring property. It was dark but it seemed to be the normal route.A little further from that is a street with a few coffee shops and small restaurants, where you can get authentic Chinese food. We used a restaurant on the left hand side, almost to the end. They had all the food up on the wall and the host had a phone that translated. He was rather patient. A few steps away was a regular alley, for the brave adventurers where you could get various bread products of the grill, some oysters, some meat and noodles as well as fruits. For transportation, you can walk , about 10-15 minutes to the bus stop and then take the train. Research needs to be done before you try this. Its not that close and not that self explanatory. So in all, I would say this is a decent hotel as I have experienced worse. We are not fancy people so as long as it is clean, smells okay, is not in a run down area and has access to the outside then its cool.

The Hotel is good. The staff is polite and understanding. If you are a non-vegetarian then there are many options in Breakfast. The Hotel is little far from Airport, but around 10 KM from the IT park where major IT companies are situated.

Nice hotel for the price. Clean, well sized rooms. Breakfast has a nice selection of chinese and western foods. One thing to note, but it is a reflection of chinese culture, not a criticism of the Hotel directly, there are no atms in the Hotel or vicinity. Most things in China are paid by WeChat through phone payments. Cash isn’t common, so isn’t alwats easy to get. Part of the issue is that there is nothing near the hotel and I mean nothing.

Staff not very helpful though a few did try at times