Seasons Park Apart Hotel Beijing

The apartment is close to Dongzhimen Subway, and the main Dongzhimen street has plenty of restaurants, bakeries, malls, and more. Inside the park complex there's a small supermarket, plus another one on the corner, Jenny Lou, which even carries products from Europe. The room on the sixth floor was very spacious with a great view. It had a kitchen, washing machine, and lots of other cool things. There are also a tennis court, benches, and a small garden.

A comfortable apartment with all the equipment you need, and a pleasant host. The residence was clean and quiet, and very well located. Highly recommended.

The apartments have generous space, even the studio, and get great light through enormous glass windows. Jenny Lou, a small international grocery store, is nearby, as are several little restaurants and eateries within a reasonable walk, including Ginza Mall and Dongzhimen Subway Station. But the complex hasn't been maintained well for a long time. There's nobody at the main reception, the facilities are closed and don't work, and the hallways aren't clean. It's also hard to find on Didi, China's version of Uber or Lyft, and can be difficult to locate on foot if you haven't been there before. From the facilities it used to have and some of its modern features, you can tell Seasons Park was once a fancy place to live. Now it feels like a shell of what it was.

A quiet, nice apartment complex, not too far from the subway station. It's tricky to find, though. Look for the 7-11 sign, and ask people nearby, they're volunteers who watch the area.