Beijing Yayuncun Bird-Nest Manxin Hotel

The Beijing Asian Games Village Bird's Nest Manxin Hotel is located at 133 North Fourth Ring East Road, Chaoyang District, adjacent to the Tibet Cultural Museum and separated from the Olympic Village. It is 3 minutes' walk from Huixin West Street North Exit Station A of Metro Line 5, 13 kilometers' straight distance from Beijingnan railway station and Beijing West Railway Station, the transportation hub, and direct bus and light rail access to Beijing Capital Airport and Daxing International Airport. All hotel rooms adopt a human body sensing system, without the need for card insertion and power retrieval. The door is opened with a mobile phone mini program, and intelligent voice control devices such as lighting, curtains, air conditioning, and television are available. The mattress adopts the century old Jinke'er brand, and high-quality cotton bedding provides you with comfortable sleep in the cloud. The room comes standard with an intelligent toilet, and tropical rainforest sprinklers are distributed in dense mist, providing a comfortable and comfortable experience. The hotel is equipped with a business meeting area, coffee shop, small lounge, and other facilities to enjoy business and travel guests. The hotel cafeteria integrates the local culture of Tibet, adopts the combination of Chinese and Western cuisine, and has all kinds of Beijing pastry food, such as Sichuan cuisine, hand-made Wonton, Shaobing (Baked cake in griddle) with meat, wormwood, hawthorn cake, etc. Manxin Hotel integrates localized features into its design and experience, naturally combining business and travel attributes, making it a must-have mid to high-end hotel for urban exploration. Experience the charm of this city from the detailed design of the lobby, corridors, and the scenery outside the room windows. Manxin Hotel not only satisfies the quality accommodation experience, but also allows you to create your own unique city memory in every small detail. Let you always look forward to the next city, Manxin