Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments is located in the core area of Zhongguancun, adjacent to Haidian maternity hospital, adjacent to major universities, Olympic Park, commercial street, convenient transportation.
Each room of the hotel and service apartment has been carefully designed with spacious internal space, equipped with independent living rooms and bedrooms, and some rooms can overlook the beautiful scenery of the Buddhist Pavilion in the summer palace.
It provides a clean and comfortable living environment for the guests. All areas of the hotel have high-speed Internet access; In addition, there is a multi-functional life concept center, which not only provides gymnasium, reading corner and swimming pool, but also has interactive kitchen. Guests can easily choose daily dishes or ask for chef service.
Viva is located on the 6th floor of the hotel. It is a new life and living concept, providing self-service kitchen and self laundry service for guests. For guests who live for more than 7 days (including 7 days), the corresponding fee will be charged for those who live for less than 7 days.
Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments is 26.5km from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny88 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny580, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time, I stayed at Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments in Haidian, Beijing for a week. Originally, I was only interested in its proximity to Zhongguancun, but after staying for 7 days, I was completely impressed by its service circle. There was no deliberate politeness or excessive disturbance, and all the thoughtful actions happened to step on the nodes you needed. It fully deserves the reputation of being the second most popular quality hotel in Quanhe.
On the day I first arrived at the store, I was dragging two large boxes of luggage. Before I could even take out my phone at the door, the doorman quickly walked over to pick up my luggage and helped me deliver it all the way to the door of my room. He also reminded me that there was a hidden storage area on the side of the elevator where I could temporarily put things when carrying them. When checking in, the front desk noticed that I was constantly rubbing my neck. Before I could speak, they proactively handed me two neck pillows of different heights, saying that if they didn't fit, they could be replaced at any time. Even my casual mention of having a morning meeting the next day was quietly noted down.
I set the alarm clock for 7 o'clock the next day. As soon as I finished cleaning up and went out, the front desk had handed me the hot breakfast that had been packed in advance. The day before yesterday, I just casually mentioned that I would be late for the breakfast. They silently wrote down that soybean milk, steamed stuffed buns and Tea egg were all wrapped in warm bags, and it was still steaming when I got them. It was already 11 o'clock at night when I came back from the meeting that day. I casually mentioned in the group chat that I wanted to drink hot honey water. Within 5 minutes, the staff brought a cup of warm honey water to the door, accompanied by a small plate of throat lozenges. They said they saw on my social media that I had been talking for too long and my voice was hoarse.
Halfway through, I had to meet with three colleagues to discuss the project plan. With a trial and error mindset, I called the front desk and they booked a small meeting room for me for free within 10 minutes. They even arranged mineral water and paper pens in advance, and even mentioned that someone had lactose intolerance. They quietly replaced two bottles of water with sugar free soda water. One day, I accidentally got my suit dirty and sent it to the laundry room around 10 pm. I thought I would only receive it the next day, but at 1 am, I changed my plan and went out to get water. The staff had already hung the ironed suit on the door handle and posted a note saying "Pocket checked, no items left".
On the day of check-out, I caught an early flight and originally planned to drag my luggage with me. However, as soon as I went downstairs, I saw the driver waiting at the entrance and taking me to the subway station for free. The car drove far away, and when I turned around, the front desk staff was still standing at the door waving, not the perfunctory feeling of treating you as a passerby after checking in.
After staying for 7 days, not a single service was deliberately called out, and all thoughtful actions seemed to anticipate your needs in advance. Compared to many hotels hanging "first-class service" on the wall, Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments really hides thoughtfulness in every little detail that no one pays attention to. Next time I come to Beijing, I will definitely choose this place as soon as possible.Show more
Coming to Zhongguancun, Beijing to handle a long-term project, I didn't choose a chain hotel with limited space and stayed directly at Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments. After staying for a week, I realized that it was not just boasting about ranking second on the Wanquan River Popular Quality Hotel List - there was no flashy internet celebrity marketing, and every detail met the real needs of long-term guests, making my temporary home in Beijing even more comfortable than expected.
On the day I first arrived at the hotel, it was a weekday evening rush hour. I walked from Suzhou Street Station on Line 10 with my suitcase and it only took me 8 minutes to get to the hotel entrance, so I didn't have to take any detours in the traffic. The staff at the front desk can communicate in English fluently, and there is no perfunctory assembly line when checking in. I heard that I would stay for a week, and specifically helped me upgrade to a room with a high floor facing south. They also handed me a handwritten guide to the surrounding area, marked the old Beijing Zhajiangmian store and 24-hour convenience store that local people often go to, and even where to buy fresh cut fruit clearly.
The first feeling of my one bedroom door is "bright and practical". The whole french window facing south bring the afternoon sunshine into the house. In the distance, you can see the office buildings in Zhongguancun. In the near, there are lush green belts in the community. When the wind blows, the curtains shake, and even the water glasses on the table are soaked in warm light. The open kitchenette is the most indispensable place for me this week. The double door refrigerator is large enough to hold milk, fruit and quick-frozen food for a week. The embedded induction cooker, a full set of cookers, and dishwashers are all available. I don't need to order takeout. I get up in the morning to cook some oatmeal Congee, and come back to cook two simple dishes at night after busy work. There is no sense of alienation from staying in the hotel.
The details of the room are all thoughtful and thoughtful: the mattress is just right in softness and hardness, and the pillows are divided into high and low styles. As someone with poor cervical spine, I slept through a week without feeling any back pain or discomfort. The bathroom has implemented a dry wet separation system, with hot water coming out in just 3 seconds and a high-power negative ion hair dryer drying long hair in just 5 minutes. The daily wake-up service will remind you of your schedule by calling lightly at the scheduled time, without disturbing your rest like many hotels do by knocking on doors roughly. There are a lot of menu options for delivering meals in the guest room, ranging from simple meals to hot dishes. I'm hungry in the middle of the night. I can order a hot Noodles in soup and deliver it to my room in 20 minutes.
The public areas of the hotel are also particularly comfortable. There are many Chinese and foreign books on the floor to ceiling shelves in the shared leisure area. After being busy and tired in the afternoon, sitting down for half an hour, you can meet many guests from different countries chatting softly, without the awkwardness of strangers. It takes only 10 minutes to walk to Haidian Park. After dinner in the evening, take a walk around the lake to relieve all the fatigue of the day.
After staying for a week and walking away, dragging my suitcase and looking back, Ariva Beijing West Hotel & Serviced Apartments is more like a temporary home that allows people to stay grounded than a casual hotel stay. Next time I stay in Haidian, Beijing for a long time, I will definitely come back here as soon as possible.Show more