This apartment is perfect if you travel with family and children (even young ones). We were 5 people and a baby but it could fit more! Plenty of space, all furnished, easy to cook at home if needed!

Nicely located with a big supermarket at 10 minutes walking distance (Carrefour) and the subway is a bit further, around 25 minutes walking, but don't see this as a bad point! This place is definitely worth it! Just a few subway stations away from Forbidden City and other nice places.

I would definitely go there again for any future trip to Beijing.

Four of us arrived about 9pm at the Beijing airport. We traveled to the apartment in about 30 minutes. Mr. Yang, the owner, met us at the apartment and showed us the amenities. He provided maps to help us get around and made suggestions to help us with our tourist planning. We had plenty of room for the four of us. The apartment was in a secured area and we felt safe during our stay. We usually ate out so didn't use the kitchen much but there was a great electric teapot which we used a lot. The water pressure in the shower was great and the beds were very comfortable. Since it was the Spring Celebration, we also enjoyed fireworks from our window on several evenings. Generally, it was a quiet setting.
It was a bit of a hike - about a mile - to the subway stop but the walk was pleasant. We made it many times during our 6 days in Beijing. Mr. Yang helped us make reservations for a great dinner of Peking duck, arranged for a van to take us to the airport at our departure (so we didn't have to use 2 taxis because of luggage) and was generally extremely helpful. I wouldn't hesitate to stay in this apartment again if I return to China.

The 2 bedroom apartment was perfect for us. It was in a gated-complex. We had everything in the apartment to make our stay nice and comfortable. Close to Carrefour, the grocery store where we found everything we needed, also many restaurants, and stores. We were a family group of 4. Jason's dad, Mr. Yang went out of his way to help us with suggestions for any questions we had, including where to get phone cards to how to take the bus to the railway station in case we couldn't get a taxi early in the morning to take the bullet train to Xian. This was service. There were also maps (English and Chinese) at the apartment but it was difficult to follow though because the street names were not the same as on the map. It was a great place and I would recommend it to anyone going to Beijing.

The owners couldn't do more for you, they were so friendly. The apartment was spotless and had everything you could need, microwave, gas top, fridge/freezer, kettle, washing machine, air con the only thing it didn't have was a toaster. It was in an ok area, had a supermarket very close by, a MacDonalds on the corner (we had a very fussy 10 year old with us!!). The Metro was about a 20 min walk, i'm sure the taxi wouldn't have been very much though, taxi's are pretty cheap..our kids just wanted to get Tuk Tuks everywhere, which was a lot more fun. We were only in Beijing for 4 days and made sure we did The Forbidden City (which is close by) and The Great Wall which was a bit of a mission to get to and know which bus to get on etc...but we finally got there on I think a 919 no bus....both the Forbidden City and The Great wall are AMAZING..the other things I recommend are Ghost Street at night for dinner (both sides of the street beautifully lit up by lanterns), the Tuk Tuk ride's are a must (hair raising at times but the kids totally loved it). We also did the Lama Temple which was beautiful. The apartment was great and China was awesome...