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Superb 5-star standard, alot of staff on the ground and always looking out to see what you need. They are also innovative to help use a taxi booking app for your needs instead of letting you stand at the lobby for the elusive passing by taxis like most hotels do. Room is large, bed very comfortable and housekeeper always available; just flick your switch and they will make up your room even if its the third time. Business centre was closed when we are there, but they allowed me to visit the executive floor to use their printer for a small fee (CNY 21 to copy 4 sheets). Its my favourite hotel in Beijing, won't go anywhere else.

upon arriving in Beijing, we were looking forward to our 5 star hotel, although we did have some reservations since the last 5 star hotel we stayed at in Hong Kong was very small (although quite nice). we caught a taxi from the Beijing international airport to the hotel, it costs around $100RMB including a highway tariff of $10RMB and takes around 30-40 mins when we arrived, a bell boy was sent out straight away to help out with luggage, and we were greeted with a very grand and extravagant looking entrance hall. the room itself was quite large, the bed is a bit hard, but since we liked hard mattresses it was ok. the bathroom was very clean and with good amenities such as a bath which is an invaluable asset during Beijing winters. overall our stay at the Capital hotel in beijing was very pleasant, there are only 2 things that i would consider cons, firstly is the lack of (free) wifi,you have to pay around 100rmb per day for internet and you need to use their lan cable to plug into your laptop, second is the ridiculously priced food and drinks at the mini bar and the restaurant. A bottle of water was very expensive, and the breakfast buffet, at 160rmb per person was the most expensive meal we had in Beijing, I would recommend walking 10 mins to the shopping centre next to the New World shopping centre where one can get delicious buns and local delicacies at prices as low as 1rmb

We have been choosing a hotel in Beijing for more than 2 days (fortunately, my wife was doing most of that job) and, as result, we finally chose the Novotel Xian Qiao Hotel Beijing and now we may definitely state that we made a right choice. Most of the Beijing sites of interest are either in the walking distance (the Tiananmen square, the Forbidden city, the Temple of Heaven, and even the Beihai park), or they can be easily reached by metro or by bus - the public transportation is quite good in Peking. Our advice is to maximally walk about the city to feel its spirit. Moreover, imho, it's better to use different city restaurants to be acquanted with the Chinese quisine. To visit the Great Wall, we used the hotel tour service, and we were also satisfied with the quality of that tour.

The hotel is right at Wangfujing Street and is only a couple minutes walk to the pedestrian-only section. A great location for food and shopping. Subway station is within walking distance, but I would advise taking a taxi to get there if you have luggage since it is several minutes of walk from the subway station. The hotel enforces the non-smoking rule pretty well. There was no cigarette smell in the lobby, corridor, and room. It is unusual in China. (Many five-star hotels in China don't enforce the non-smoking rule, even in non-smoking rooms.) If you can't stand cigarette smell, stay in this hotel. The room is kind of small and old but functional. Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was ok, not much to choose from. Overall, it was a pleasant stay. I will stay there again.

My recent 3-night stay at Sun World Hotel in Beijing was wonderful. Could not have been better. The hotel is deluxe for such a reasonable price. The staff are helpful and try to use some English and will go out of their way to resolve any questions. The location is excellent, just around the corner from famous Wangfujing shopping street, which is always so lively, day and night. As a single woman traveler, I felt totally comfortable going out at night in the area. There are so many shops, shopping malls, and sights to see in the area.

I got room 404 so it faced the street which was good. It was Bamboo Comfort Room so a step up from the standard room. A good place to rest up if you have spent time out in rural China which I did. This place is excellent as it is near subway to airport and near to Lama Temple area. It is also next to large shopping center Raffles that has a supermarket that sells western goods just in case you need it. Also a pharmacy was near by just in case you get a little Beijing flu which I got. Staff were nice and helpful, room was cleaned everyday. Air conditioner worked and was very quiet, bed hard (its China folks) but pillows soft so had a good sleep. For China this is a 5 star place, you don't need a swimming pool as it has a very large bath to soak the Beijing way each day. I'll stay here again with my family as it is an easy intro to Beijing and still next to the all the street life.

the hotel is really nice. it is new, and well kept. the breakfast is great, can not be much better. the vip floor does worth the extra money you pay for it. mini bar in the room is very very expensive, like most hotels in beijing, and way more expensive, then most countries in the world. location is great, can not be much better then that. it is right near the olympic stadium, and if you are here for convention or a sport event, that would be the place to stay. not too far from the center of the city, around 10 minutes taxi drive.

Stayed for one night as resting point after arriving to Beijing. Hotel is modern. Room was big and heating was fine. Price for the stay was definitely worth it for a resting point, I would not stay there to stay. Check-in/Check-out was straight forward. The location was walking distance to places to eat, but definitely not catered for tourism in central Beijing and better suited for layovers and stopovers. It was very directly below the airport routes so airplane landing/departing sounds is definitely there late into the night. They did offer earplugs beside the bed but I didn't use them.

Enjoy the ideal vantage point from this five-star Beijing hotel, located in the heart of the city. Situated on Wangfujing, within walking distance of The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, Grand Hyatt Beijing is part of Oriental Plaza – one of China’s largest commercial complexes – with direct access to the adjacent shopping mall. Wangfujing Street, located next to the hotel, serves as a preferred shopping hub for traditional silk shops, tea houses and department stores. Experience the best of both worlds within this central Beijing luxury hotel, where well-appointed rooms and suites offer a subtle blend of Western and Oriental traditions. Here, contemporary hotel design is accompanied by world-class standards of service. Savour our award-winning restaurants, Made in China and Noble Court. Unwind through a variety of recreational features, from Club Oasis Spa to our resort-style indoor pool. Enjoy unmatched business services, including a 24-hour Business Centre and professional planning and catering for meetings and conferences at Grand Hyatt Beijing.

All the employees at the front desk speak English and know their jobs well. They are also generally helpful. My only beef is that they rarely smile and all look so busy and stressed with work which is in contrast to employees of other hotels in other Asian countries and even in other parts of China. I’ve travelled to a lot of other Chinese cities and the general aura of the people there seem more relaxed compared to the working class of Beijing. The hotel has a nice architecture but the carpets and may need replacement. It’s undamaged and clean but doesn’t look new. The rooms are well equipped but a not spacious. Of course, it may be at par with the price range for Beijing hotels. This hotel is located at the very center of most activities so one will only need a short walk to be able to visit the Imperial Palace, Tiananmen Square, that Nest like structure , shopping malls, good restaurants and the huge, cheap and clean flea markets. This is just a bit short of being the perfect hotel for a tourist. As for being a business traveler, this hotel doesn’t give wifi access in rooms and I remember having to go to the ground floor business center and use an old windows PC to be able to use the internet. A business traveler needs frequent internet access and this hotel didn’t have it. I hope they start providing free wifi access in every room.

The above review is meant for the Bishop Lei International Hotel at Hong Kong which would not have the same review as below which I saw is for the Regent Hotel in Beijing. Since I booked both Hotel through Agoda, as you can see that I am very happy with the Regent Hotel, but not too satified with the Bishop Lei. Even though the rate is comparatively low, the facility is really outdated; it really needs a renovation even it means to increase the room rate a little.

The Jianguo Qianmen Hotel is a great place to stay in Beijing. Try to get a room rate price that includes breakfast, which could well be the best value meal of the day. Rather than eat at the over-priced restaurant, try the small street corner restaurant that is some 5oo metres from the hotel on the same side of the road - turn left as you exit the foyer. Spend the money to see the Peking Opera. The singing might be unusual, but it is a part of Chinese history, and the acrobatics that are included are spectacular. The staff at the hotel are very helpful and the decor of the hotel is well worth a photo. A great place to stay in Beijing.

It's smart to stay close to the airport if you need to catch early flights. We arrived in Beijing very late that night because the flight was delayed, and we need to take another one in the other morning to US. Thanks for the location of Hilton Beijing Capital Airport Hotel, saving us lots of time and avoiding traffic. The best thing about this hotel is the location, especially when your airline takes off from Terminal 3. One thing I do not like is their wifi service costs about $20 per day, that's crazy! There are two other 5-star hotels around Beijing capital airport, you better look into them as well if you would stay close to the airport and use Internet.

Stayed with Hilton Wangfujing for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the higher end, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance (approx. 15 mins) to Forbidden City. Room is nicely decorated, lighted and gave me a warm feeling like back home. Hilton staffs is also great, always smile and around to help the guests. Lobby is a bit dark or dim, should light up more. Overall experience is great & nice, one of the best hotel in Beijing city. Thumbs up and highlightly recommended.

The location is excellent, is only 5 minutes walk to the MRT, surrounded by many great eating places within minutes walk, such as famous Beijing Roast Duck, "Quanjude", Stream boat restaurant, "Hai Di Lao", "Dong Lai Shun" etc. and many other small shops. If you want to eat western food, there is a 24 hours Mcdonald outlet just opposite the hotel, and a Pizza outlet. Best of all, the Hotel café offers Buffet dinner at around Sin $40 per pax, but this price is applicable for hotel guest, if you walk in the price will be aound Sin $65 per pax, the spread is supper good, which includes fresh abalone, oyster, scallop, big prawn, individual hot pot will be provided, with various kind of soup base for you to choose, when you pick up the hotpot ingredients, chief cooking Teppanyaki food on the spot, supper yummy Beijing Roast Duck, also comes with a Indian food session, cooked food side includes chilly crabs too. Free flow of bottle fruits juice, beer, various kind of cakes and jelly, ice-cream choices are good too. Hot beverages includes coffee and tea, they provided all kinds of coffee, such as Espreso, cappuccino etc. It is really value for the money. Strongly recommend to try their Buffet.

We booked a superior room, and it was a great surprise! Room was excellently clean and spacious enough for us both, and amenities are complete! Hotel management really give excellent service with great attention to details. There was just no central heater but hotel readily provides extra blankets if requested, clearly it was not an issue for us. The different kinds of pillows are also very nice. Front desk allowed us to check in to our room early, around 12 noon, it was so nice of them to do that. It allowed us to enjoy their lunch buffet at Bloo with in-house guests' price, which has a very very delicious buffet spread. The lunch started off our excellent experience at Beijing. Hotel is near the Dengshiku station which makes it very accessible, it's also a 5-8 minutes walk to the Wangfujing pedestrian street where you can see a cultural mix of old and new Beijing. At the front of the hotel is a Starbucks outlet. Hotel lobby staff are very friendly and readily assists guests.

This is my third time staying at the Ming Courtyard. They are my go-to hotel in Beijing. I always meet great people, and have a great time. The location is super convenient, between Dongzhimen Station (bus and line 2) and Beixinqiao (line 5), with lots of good food. The hutong had been paved, so now it feels a lot cleaner, and a lot of new businesses are working their way in, too. Plenty of good food and services nearby!

I've always wanted to stay at the Summit Wing of the China World, and when I found a particularly good rate here on Agoda it was a clear signal. Hotel was wonderful, gym, pool and fitness centre were amazing. However, given that the hotel starts on the 64th floor (although there is a check in desk on the 1st) there isn't the usual easy to access hotel coffee shop / other restaurants on a single lobby level - although the hotel does have restaurants they're a little harder to access and it seemed easier to find a restaurant in the attached mall or cross over to the Trader's Hotel or Kerry Centre. Only complaint was that the check in staff wanted a deposit of 4,000 RMB on my credit card for a 4 night stay (remember my room was already paid for) which was more than the cost of my room and WAY more than I'd ever spend on F&B in the hotel - the reason I have a problem with this is that I travel a lot and these security deposits usually take a fortnight to be credited back, so over a month I end up with several thousand RMB stuck in this phase. One of the BEST things about the hotel was the in-room Nespresso machine - really nice touch for me since I'm an espresso lover and always end up having to take the elevator down 65 floors to go find a coffee shop...

It was much better than I expected it to be. I have traveled to Beijing several times before. Some hotels in Beijing are really horrible. this hotel was very clean and people were very nice. Also, taxi drivers knew where this hotel was right away. Also right next to Dongdan station, so that was nice. If I were to visit Beijing again I will probably use this hotel again.

Stayed with Raffles Beijing Hotel for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the reasonable, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance (approx. 15 mins) to Forbidden City. Room is nicely decorated, lighted and gave me a warm feeling like back home. Raffles Beijing staffs is also great, always smile and around to help the guests. Overall experience is great & nice, one of the best hotel in Beijing city. Thumbs up and highlightly recommended.

The location is quite good (although still a bit of a walk from the metro and not that easy to find if you're quite new to China. The room was quite good and also included a towel and some other toiletries, that's great. The building in itself is a nice, historical building of typical Beijing architecture. The toilet and shower room could have benefited from being renovated, as it was not the best part of the hotel. Because the room was quite good for the price (at least for Beijing) and the overall value for money, I'm happy to overlook this, but is a consideration for those who are a bit particular.. I also stayed in another hotel which didn't have such good rooms but had a better bathroom. Overall, I'm not very fussy and was quite happy with the room and my experience there in general. The area is also historic and nice to visit for tourists.

This hotel is the best designed hotel I’ve been to. Not only aesthetically but also ergonomically. Their packaging for bathroom amenities was a very pleasant surprise. We loved the quirkiness they inject into their designing. The breakfast is also something to look forward to. ( Opt for the east menu) The staffs were very responsive and friendly. Yes, pricing is on the higher end and location might not be the most centralized but I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Trendy, modern CBD hotel just recently opened. I was a little nervous because there were so few reviews so far but I need not have worried. Reception staff were professional and courteous and check in smooth. My room was awesome. Lots of little touches made it special. Fantastic comfy bed, flat screen TV, fruit bowl, amazing view over the CBD. Bathroom was lovely and I appreciated the little rubber ducks for the bath :-) As a gym junkie, one big reason to book here was the facilities. The gym was the best hotel gym I have ever seen. It's a working gym open for membership, so has everything you would expect from a big brand name- spin studio, boxing area, masses of top notch equipment. My only complaint is that I could only book for one night as it was full, thus could not make full use of all the facilities or the pool :-( I know exactly where I will be staying on my next trip to Beijing.

The Novotel Peace Beijing Hotel was an integral part of one of my most enjoyable vacations in China. The location facilitates shopping for anything on your downtime. This way you can focus on sightseeing and the many cultural experiences that Beijing has to offer. The easy access to the subway, meant I didn't spend a lot of money getting around the city. The hotel's location made evening walks around the Forbidden City or Tienanmen Square possible. Breakfast offered good variety, but it was the same variety everyday, which can lead to repetition for longer stays. The pool was nice, but maybe a little small...maybe 10 metres in length. However, I believe these are relatively small issues and would recommend this hotel to anyone.

Literally 2 seconds walk from hotel to Sanyuanqiao train station. You can catch airport express to hotel cost 25Yen. I was a bit nervous booking this hotel due to the fact of bad reviews from previous guests. In my opinion demanding and unreasonable guests I can say they deserve bad service. I booked premier executive room, on checking was upgraded to executive suit! Sweet as! Massive room and very clean too. Was on level 20. Nothing around but because of train station 2secs from the hotel, make this hotel a valuable place to stay while in Beijing. If you prefer taxi from airport to hotel will cost approx. 100yen. Breakfast are Asian food, those complaining about breakfast what this hotel hotel has to offer need to take a chill pills. they are in an Asian country, expect Asian breakfast!! I say Seriously why complain about Asian food in an Asian country. Good varieties, good selection of breakfast. Not all staff speak English but main thing they are friendly and will do their best to help so don’t be rude to them if you decide to stay at this hotel. Executive lounge not the best setup for a Novotel brand. I have use executive lounge in Philippines, Vietnam and other countries, their executive lounge are amazing! Executive lounge in Beijing in my opinion not a very relaxing environment. They need to move up to high floor. Having it on the ground floor it’s a very bad decision. I was having breakfast and take one banana out, the restaurant staff will stop you and ask for it back. Fair enough, I reckon they need sign saying to remind guests they not allow take any food out to avoid embarrassing guests. Overall this is a great hotel!