Leo Hostel, Beijing

The hostel had its ups and downs. On the bright side, the location was excellent, near major attractions and with plenty of dining options nearby. The service was genuinely friendly and helpful, making my stay more enjoyable. However, the rooms were a bit of a hit and miss with a compact size and occasional odors, although they were well-heated unlike other hostels in Beijing. The dining experience left much to be desired with slow service and average quality food.

I had a great time at this hostel. The location is just perfect, super close to the historical sites of Beijing at an affordable price. The rooms could have been a bit larger for more comfort, but overall, it was a fun and enjoyable stay.

Staying at the hostel was a mixed experience. The location is superb, with easy access to top sights and tasty dining options nearby. The rooms, despite being calm and featuring comfy beds, suffered from a strong smell in the bathroom. The service varied from accommodating to edgy. The dining experience had its ups and downs, and the facilities had some positives as well as negatives.

The hotel had clean rooms but a strong smell from the drains in the bathroom and issues with dampness. The service was helpful at times but lacked local area knowledge. The location was convenient with good dining options nearby. The dining experience was mixed, and the facilities were satisfactory.

The hotel was quite basic and lacked proper air circulation in the rooms during the winter, making it hard to adjust the temperature. The service was a mix of unfriendly behavior and some helpful interactions. On the bright side, the location was excellent, providing easy access to key attractions in Beijing. The dining experience left something to be desired, with slow service and limited options. Despite the shortcomings, the hotel did try to maintain cleanliness and had a nice bar area for socializing.

The hostel's location is a real gem as it is centrally positioned in Beijing, within walking distance of major attractions. The service provided was excellent, with the staff being incredibly helpful and even offering valuable sightseeing recommendations. However, the rooms lack proper air circulation, which can be bothersome during colder seasons when opening windows isn't an option.

The hotel is in a fantastic location, walking distance to the Forbidden City and offering easy access to the Great Wall of China. The rooms, although small for the number of beds, are clean; however, the lack of a toilet on the second floor was inconvenient. The service was exceptional with friendly and helpful staff around at all times. The dining experience had its drawbacks with slow service, yet the organic fruits were a nice touch. The hotel's facilities were adequate but the poor Wi-Fi connectivity was a significant downside.

Staying in a private room was good but really expensive. The hotel has really nice rooms with ensuite bathrooms, but unfortunately, they do not have heating.

The hotel location is fantastic, near Tiananmen and Forbidden City, right in the heart of the Hutongs with many food options nearby. The rooms were small and cold, but surprisingly comfortable and spacious. Service was friendly and helpful, guiding economically through Beijing, even though there was a mix-up with bed requests. Dining was lacking, with slow service and limited local dishes. The facilities were strong overall.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The location was superb, surrounded by vibrant areas and close to major landmarks, but the room was basic and lacked liveliness compared to the photos. The service was pleasant overall, although a bit inconsistent at times. The dining experience was lacking, with slow service and confusion. Despite some drawbacks, the facilities were decent, offering a comfortable stay overall.