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Had a wonderful time at the Prime Hotel in Beijing. The staff were very helpful and the attention to detail was faultless. The rooms were spotlessly clean and very spacious. The swimming pool and sauna were an added bonus after a busy day sightseeing. We split our travel time during our stay and it was a pleasure to return after a few days stay in Xi'an. We would retur...Had a wonderful time at the Prime Hotel in Beijing. The staff were very helpful and the attention to detail was faultless. The rooms were spotlessly clean and very spacious. The swimming pool and sauna were an added bonus after a busy day sightseeing. We split our travel time during our stay and it was a pleasure to return after a few days stay in Xi'an. We would return to this hotel without a shadow of doubt. We can not comment on the food as we did not eat here but the location of the hotel is excellent for the subway and general sightseeing within the city.

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 a...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...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.

Literally at the center, right next to Wangfujing Shopping Street! So many stores nearby even souvenirs can be bought inside the hotel. The staff are not very good in english but they're very courteous and honest. We dropped my son's thermal jacket in the elevator and it was returned to us in more than 5mins when we arrived at our room. Just little concern about the t...Literally at the center, right next to Wangfujing Shopping Street! So many stores nearby even souvenirs can be bought inside the hotel. The staff are not very good in english but they're very courteous and honest. We dropped my son's thermal jacket in the elevator and it was returned to us in more than 5mins when we arrived at our room. Just little concern about the toilet, it doesn't flush out easily and takes long to refill. Aside from that our overall Beijing experience was really memorable. We were all well rested after whole day tours. Very comfortable, and we highly recommend it to all travellers with young children like us. Most of other hotels will charge an extra fee for a kid, but in this hotel the child can stay for free for all 12 yrs and below! Very child & family friendly. The buffet was ok but it's just a plus. Thank you Sunworld Dynasty. We don't know when we'll be back but we surely had a great 1-week stay.

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 ...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.

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 t...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.

The reception female staffs need more smile [which is rare in Beijing], the Mr. manager is better & helpful. we arrive early morning 6am with taxi meter off at RMB150, share with another passenger. waited at the lobby until 8am+ the bell man chase us off due to no ordering of drinks from the cafe. Then we go out side have a 1st walk at Wang Fu Jing st, just 5min walk...The reception female staffs need more smile [which is rare in Beijing], the Mr. manager is better & helpful. we arrive early morning 6am with taxi meter off at RMB150, share with another passenger. waited at the lobby until 8am+ the bell man chase us off due to no ordering of drinks from the cafe. Then we go out side have a 1st walk at Wang Fu Jing st, just 5min walk distance! we had a noodle & dumpling at a nearby restaurant. we back to hotel at 10am & fortunately there's 1 room for us. checked in & took a nice shower with the strongest water pressure ever had... it's easy to take a bus to temple of heaven about 20min, then go to luo gu siang night market. 2nd day we join 1 day tour booked from hotel to great wall at RMB350/p, include lunch & ticket. it's a English speaking tour with mostly westerner. 3rd day we walk 15min to Forbidden city for 1 day visit, cant believe we walk back to hotel from back of forbidden city! 2 or 3km?.. 4th day check out & go to summer palace which takes 30min of subway, back to hotel at late afternoon & call a meter taxi [only RMB90+] to airport.

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...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 concierge was great. The frontline staff at the check-in desk are second to none, fluent in all languages, friendly and welcoming. The room and restaurant facilities meet the 5 star rating. The breakfast was the best I had in all of China, including Shanghai. The experience exceeded all my expectations for a hilton hotel. My next stay in beijing will be here. ...The concierge was great. The frontline staff at the check-in desk are second to none, fluent in all languages, friendly and welcoming. The room and restaurant facilities meet the 5 star rating. The breakfast was the best I had in all of China, including Shanghai. The experience exceeded all my expectations for a hilton hotel. My next stay in beijing will be here. Internet was fast and flawless which was critical to my work. This cannot be taken for granted in China. Beijing is a large city so if you are doing activities downtown, then this is the place to stay. If you are outside of the 3 ring roads, then you may need to pick a hotel more suitable to your location. Traffic around Wangfujing district can be brutal especially during rush hour.

it was the first time staying in this hotel. the room is very clean and it comes with complimentary internet access in the room (charges for internet in china can be quite costly). excellent service from reception and conceige. and the staffs speaks good english. we ordered some food to our room and it was good. good location as it is very near to wangfujin shopping ar...it was the first time staying in this hotel. the room is very clean and it comes with complimentary internet access in the room (charges for internet in china can be quite costly). excellent service from reception and conceige. and the staffs speaks good english. we ordered some food to our room and it was good. good location as it is very near to wangfujin shopping area (abt 5mins walk)where there are famous restaurants like quan ju de peking duck restaurant and the gou bu li tianji bao(chinese bun) and subway is located below regent hotel which is next to it.(1 min walk). it is also walking distance to forbidden city and tiananmen(15-20mins walk)however its cheap to take taxi in beijing.

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...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.

The moment we check-in we felt like we were very welcome already. Hank, in the concierge briefed and toured us and even accompanied us to our room. Li in the lounge was great and very friendly so as with the front desk staff, Mr ? From Romania. The staffs in the restaurant were also very friendly and helpful. The only thing we were not happy was the package tour arran...The moment we check-in we felt like we were very welcome already. Hank, in the concierge briefed and toured us and even accompanied us to our room. Li in the lounge was great and very friendly so as with the front desk staff, Mr ? From Romania. The staffs in the restaurant were also very friendly and helpful. The only thing we were not happy was the package tour arranged by Hank, which was not a professional tourist guide and a little dirty bus and not from a 5 star hotel standard. This, of course, was nothing to do with the hotel. We would like to come back in the future and we will definitely stay only in Raffles Beijing. There is no better hotel in Beijing than Raffles Beijing, location wise. Many places of interests like Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Museum, Shopping Malls, Market, and train station within few minutes walk.

We stayed in 2 4-star hotels in Beijing and this hotel was far better than the first, it deserves the 4-star rating. The hotel looks recently upgraded. Rooms are very clean. Room service was very good. We actually are non-smokers but had a smoking room because we checked in early - however there was no odor at all, we did not have to move. Breakfast buffet is excellent...We stayed in 2 4-star hotels in Beijing and this hotel was far better than the first, it deserves the 4-star rating. The hotel looks recently upgraded. Rooms are very clean. Room service was very good. We actually are non-smokers but had a smoking room because we checked in early - however there was no odor at all, we did not have to move. Breakfast buffet is excellent.

We stayed at Beijing North Garden hotel for 3 nights at end of Oct 2011. We enjoyed our stay. The best part of the hotel is its prime location on the first block of the busiest Wanfujing street, the start of this prime tourist pedestrian shopping street which is full of big fancy departments stores, huge bookstore next door, alleys full of small stalls and food stan...We stayed at Beijing North Garden hotel for 3 nights at end of Oct 2011. We enjoyed our stay. The best part of the hotel is its prime location on the first block of the busiest Wanfujing street, the start of this prime tourist pedestrian shopping street which is full of big fancy departments stores, huge bookstore next door, alleys full of small stalls and food stands are just steps away. It is located in the trendy new Mall of the Orient complex where Grand Hyatt is located but at the fraction of the price. It is approx. 3 minutes walk from the WFJ subway station, across the street from 24HRS McDonalds which has a dedicated coffee counter, surrounded by hundreds of restaurants and shops and shopping malls. Each nightly casual stroll discovered even more surprises on the main street and side alleys. The front desk ladies are reserved without smile, but they warm up later and proved to be helpful. The concierge bellboy doesn’t seem to know much but front desk ladies tend to cut in fast to help out. We had a very spacious executive suite on the top 11th floor with open living room with sofa and 360 degree flat screen TV, smaller queen bed, safe, fridge and small bathroom, all seem clean and safe. The carpet is tan color, may seem old and dirty to some picky ones, but it looks clean to me upon closer exam. The executive lounge on 12th floor is no longer operational and locked up. No free breakfast and we did not bother to check. There is constantly stream of empty taxis driving pass the hotel so finding a taxi is very easy. The front door is guarded by policemen 24 hours a day. No card needed to go upstairs. Elevators are always ready and fast, very few people around. Taxi to PEK airport from hotel was easy, we reached airport at 8AM in 30 minutes in slow driving in thick fog, 80rmb plus 10rmb toll, total 90rmb. It is not a luxury hotel, 3 stars, but clean and spacious, with the best location in Beijing, very satisfied with North Garden Hotel.

The Crowne Plaza Beijing was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in - and I've stayed in a lot! The staff were amazing - they were so helpful, great English speakers and willing to do anything for anyone. The food was great also at the Club Lounge, Room Service & the Espresso Lounge. My room was huge! Super modern and great facilities. I would reccommened t...The Crowne Plaza Beijing was one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in - and I've stayed in a lot! The staff were amazing - they were so helpful, great English speakers and willing to do anything for anyone. The food was great also at the Club Lounge, Room Service & the Espresso Lounge. My room was huge! Super modern and great facilities. I would reccommened this hotel to anyone visiting Beijing - particularly if it is your first visit to the city. I can't wait to go back next year and stay at the Crowne Plaza Beijing again. Thank you to all the staff who made my stay so unforgettable!!!!

We visited Beijing for a wedding and spent 10 nights at the hotel. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Nothing fancy but good quality. The ambiance of the hotel and the location in the midst of a hutong are very nice: walking distance to Forbidden City and other must-see-spots. All staff are very friendly and especially the receptionists are wonderful: interested a...We visited Beijing for a wedding and spent 10 nights at the hotel. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Nothing fancy but good quality. The ambiance of the hotel and the location in the midst of a hutong are very nice: walking distance to Forbidden City and other must-see-spots. All staff are very friendly and especially the receptionists are wonderful: interested and supportive, and most of them speak English very well. We warmly recommend the Beijing 161 Wangfujing Courtyard Hotel.

The hotel is located in a "Hutong", i.e., a very small alley. Most taxi drivers refuse to go into those, but I arrived at 11 p.m., it was dark, and I couldn't see the hotel from the entrance of the Hutong, so I begged and pleaded with the taxi driver, who finally consented to taking me all the way to the hotel (I gave him a good tip for his pains). Once I arrived, I fo...The hotel is located in a "Hutong", i.e., a very small alley. Most taxi drivers refuse to go into those, but I arrived at 11 p.m., it was dark, and I couldn't see the hotel from the entrance of the Hutong, so I begged and pleaded with the taxi driver, who finally consented to taking me all the way to the hotel (I gave him a good tip for his pains). Once I arrived, I found that the staff had, indeed, read the message I left through Agoda about my adult daughter arriving separately and much earlier than me. Overall, the staff was very helpful ... from booking us on a tour to the Great Wall and rebooking it due to some unexpected health issues, to serving us breakfast extra early so we could make it to the tourbus on time. The facilities are nice, but in a few places could use some repairs. The (included) breakfast was a mix of traditional Chinese food (sweet and sour pork, rice porridge, etc.), and Western foods such as cereal, French Toast, regular toast with butter, jam, cheese, and some fresh fruit and yoghurt. The location is within walking distance of the Forbidden City (GoogleMaps helps a lot in getting there) and easy access to a subway station that gives quick and rush hour-free access to Beijing South Railway Station and other sites for just a few RMB.

The hotel was overbooked on my arrival, was walked to another hotel(local 5 stars) for two days, not a problem for me since I am on a week long holiday, but might post a problem to short stayer as this through and flow could probably waste half a day time, I treat it as hotel tour in Beijing :) Beijing now was a far cry to 14 years ago when I first came, everything ...The hotel was overbooked on my arrival, was walked to another hotel(local 5 stars) for two days, not a problem for me since I am on a week long holiday, but might post a problem to short stayer as this through and flow could probably waste half a day time, I treat it as hotel tour in Beijing :) Beijing now was a far cry to 14 years ago when I first came, everything has been updated, modernized and people are mostly friendly(honestly I did not meet a single rude people throughout my 7 days here), especially youngsters, they are educated and sophisticated and familiar with the latest trend compared to some western cities that I have visited. DIY Sight seeing in Beijing was a breeze, I managed to visit most of the attractions by subway, foot or cab. You may pop by my photo site if you are interested. http://s102.photobucket.com/albums/m84/dxyong/Beijing 2010/?albumview=slideshow&track=share_email_album_view_click There is a travel agen a few doors to the left of the hotel, I hired a private chaufer for a day for RMB400(I added another 100 as tip as he is quite a nice and patient chap) to the Great Wall and Ming Tomb as bus tour is not possible for me, I have a 13 mths old baby with me in stroller...also I preffered to walk with my own pace :) But beware, he will bring you for lunch at a restaurant towards the Ming Tomb, check the price when order, table next to me ordered some fish(so call local speciallity) and the bill came out to be RMB1000 for that meal :( Luckily I only had simple fried rice and noodle which cost about RMB100 :) All and all I have to say you will not go wrong staying in Hotel Kapok, for the price (I paid USD75), you probably can't get better value staying in this fantastic's City. I left Beijing with a good memory and impression, I will definately come back again if time and financially permit.

I love this hotel. I have stayed here twice and would choose to stay here again if I was passing through Beijing again. The hotel is right in the middle of the Hutongs and in a perfect place for exploring the little alleys that make up this district. It's also very close to the metro for easy access to the rest of the city. The rooms are quirky and traditional. The a...I love this hotel. I have stayed here twice and would choose to stay here again if I was passing through Beijing again. The hotel is right in the middle of the Hutongs and in a perfect place for exploring the little alleys that make up this district. It's also very close to the metro for easy access to the rest of the city. The rooms are quirky and traditional. The atmosphere is relaxed and traditional. At night the courtyards are lit up with lanterns. The hotel is very quiet and peaceful. The staff are really helpful and friendly. The breakfast is a great big Chinese banquet. I would highly recommend staying here. As a hotel, it has a lot more charm than the big foreign chain hotels in Beijing.

The room was big and clean with all the amenities I expected. Breakfast was ok, but I have to give props to the hot pot restaurant, it was delicious and reasonably priced than outside hot pot restaurants. Location was good since it is near majors attractions but the hotel itself is located between 2 metro stops, so a 10 minutes walk to either metro entrance. Staffs wer...The room was big and clean with all the amenities I expected. Breakfast was ok, but I have to give props to the hot pot restaurant, it was delicious and reasonably priced than outside hot pot restaurants. Location was good since it is near majors attractions but the hotel itself is located between 2 metro stops, so a 10 minutes walk to either metro entrance. Staffs were overall great, friendly and helpful, with the exception of the check in staffs of that particular night, they weren't mean or rude, just not particularly friendly or informative. I would definitely stay again though! Well worth the money and reasonably priced compared to other 4 stars hotels in the area.

The hotel isn't too bad but just not perfect. Overall rooms and services are ok. Breakfast is the pretty much the same stuff every day although there is a relative wide spread. The hotel is not inconvenient but it is not within close walking distance. Perhaps the few minutes of walking would be tolerable but in the summer heat, any minute less in the heat would be go...The hotel isn't too bad but just not perfect. Overall rooms and services are ok. Breakfast is the pretty much the same stuff every day although there is a relative wide spread. The hotel is not inconvenient but it is not within close walking distance. Perhaps the few minutes of walking would be tolerable but in the summer heat, any minute less in the heat would be good. The nearest subway about 5 minutes away is the Cultural Center station but it requires multiple changes of lines to get to most of the attractions in Beijing. Wasn't as convenient as if you would stay near Line 1 or 2 or 4/5. Overall, the price isn't cheap too and can be considered steep. For the price, much more is expected. Hotel staff at breakfast also needs to explain more about the signing of the bill every morning for the breakfast before guest misunderstood that we may need to pay for breakfast when it's included in our package. Pool wasn't too bad with a slightly hot tub besides it. Didn't go to the gym.

As far as I'm concerned, this is hands-down the best hotel in Beijing. Doesn't matter what you're in town for, this place has it all. I know Beijing has a lot of wonderful local food to offer, not in the least at the street food vendor section right around the corner from here, but don't miss out on their restaurants. They're some of the best in the whole city. Same go...As far as I'm concerned, this is hands-down the best hotel in Beijing. Doesn't matter what you're in town for, this place has it all. I know Beijing has a lot of wonderful local food to offer, not in the least at the street food vendor section right around the corner from here, but don't miss out on their restaurants. They're some of the best in the whole city. Same goes for the room service! It's incredible! Also, the level of service from the staff here is just out of this world. They all speak fluent, flawless English and they will help you accomplish anything during your stay. Staying here is WORTH IT.

This is a wonderful, cheap and convenient hotel. I had a great time. The location is slap bang in the middle of Beijing. The closest subway is only a few blocks away. Reception don't speak any English, but people who complain about this lack creativity and insight. Just download a translation app, and vuala you're in business. The people here were very nice and smi...This is a wonderful, cheap and convenient hotel. I had a great time. The location is slap bang in the middle of Beijing. The closest subway is only a few blocks away. Reception don't speak any English, but people who complain about this lack creativity and insight. Just download a translation app, and vuala you're in business. The people here were very nice and smiled every time I passed by. Do your research on the places you want to visit because unfortunately the English level is very low.

great room, nice bathroom, very affordable. probably the best price/quality hotel in beijing. yes the hotel corridors are smelly, because of a horrible restaurant on the same floor (chinese food, and chinese breakfast only), and don't get the cheapest single-room (since they're in the basement with no windows), the mattresses are rock-hard (in fact you should avoid thi...great room, nice bathroom, very affordable. probably the best price/quality hotel in beijing. yes the hotel corridors are smelly, because of a horrible restaurant on the same floor (chinese food, and chinese breakfast only), and don't get the cheapest single-room (since they're in the basement with no windows), the mattresses are rock-hard (in fact you should avoid this hotel if your back can't handle a hard mattress), and no taxi-driver will be able to drive you to the hotel since they don't know it. (nor do they know the main street it's on. beijing taxi's are a disaster!)... but besides all that i'd still highly recommend it. it's location is great (5 minute walk to forbidden city, nearest metro station and fangfujing), the staff is friendly, and there is a computer available in the 'business centre' where you can check your email. it's bit strange on weekdays this business centre is actually the personal office of a hotel staff member, but she'll leave her office whenever you need to use the computer. (she was also drop dead gorgeous, but that's irrelevant to this review) :-)

This is a comparatively new hotel located at Wanfujing area. Once I stepped in, tranquility is what impressed me the most. I arrived a little earlier, so the room was not ready, but the concierge was very helpful by finding my bank and get me a taxi quickly. When I was back, the room was ready, clean and elegantly decorated with everything I need. I went to Beijing for...This is a comparatively new hotel located at Wanfujing area. Once I stepped in, tranquility is what impressed me the most. I arrived a little earlier, so the room was not ready, but the concierge was very helpful by finding my bank and get me a taxi quickly. When I was back, the room was ready, clean and elegantly decorated with everything I need. I went to Beijing for a business meeting, and went out again to get myself familiar with the metro and the meeting location. However, when I was back again, I got surprised to find that the hotel slippers were not in the place where I left them, and two more bottled water were provided. That's when I realised about the evening services. It was my first time to visit Beijing, and staff and concierge are polite and kind to answer all my questions, even helped me get a ticket to the Forbidden City.The bed and pillows were so soft and I slept like a baby in a comfortable crib. If there's any weakness of this hotel… CNN was disconnected often.

Took a bit of a tussle even with the baidu map to reach this place, but once you find it, you'll figure directions easily - great location close by Jingshan Park (literally 200m away), the forbidden palace and other closeby attractions. Location is not short of eateries and supermarkets, and is accessible with buses and a 15 minute walk to 2 different subway stations. ...Took a bit of a tussle even with the baidu map to reach this place, but once you find it, you'll figure directions easily - great location close by Jingshan Park (literally 200m away), the forbidden palace and other closeby attractions. Location is not short of eateries and supermarkets, and is accessible with buses and a 15 minute walk to 2 different subway stations. Although customer service wasn't eloquent in English, they tried their best and was very helpful at check-in and when we had questions about directions and getting to the railway station. Room was pleasant and wifi works well too - nice place for a quick rest for a day of exploring. I'd definitely recommend staying here and would book another stay if I visit beijing again.

we booked 3 rooms for a total of 8 consecutive nights. the hotel is situated in a great location in between two train lines. the hotel capitalizes that mainly westerners use the hotel and charges everything at ridiculous prices. after a few nights we desperately needed to wash our clothes, but to wash our clothes with the hotel services would have easily costs over (to...we booked 3 rooms for a total of 8 consecutive nights. the hotel is situated in a great location in between two train lines. the hotel capitalizes that mainly westerners use the hotel and charges everything at ridiculous prices. after a few nights we desperately needed to wash our clothes, but to wash our clothes with the hotel services would have easily costs over (to wash a tie for example). when we asked reception if there was a coin laundry nearby they recommended we use the hotel and only reluctantly gave us directions when we told them that we didn't want to use their services. breakfast is overpriced, do not go there if you don't have it included. for five coffees, two breakfast cereals (cornflakes), one bowl of fruit and toast came to 498rmb!!!! ridiculously expensive. avoid buying anything from the hotel. i paid 44rmb for a beer in the lobby the first night but bought my own beers for 6rmb and drank them there the following nights. housekeeping were good, the only mild complaint would be that my single bed to be against the wall and the carpet underneath was really dirty. however, whenever we needed anything (like a needle to fix my button or an iron) it was delivered promptly. they also shine your shoes for free. didn't use the facilities because we were too busy (leaving early, returning late), but the gym is very cheap looking so don't book this hotel just for that feature. apart from the ridiculous prices, the hotel is great. just walk out reception, turn right and walk for 500m and there is a great shopping district complete with markets (if you're looking for the markets, it's on the same side as the hotel and it's in a building with a mcdonalds - the markets are awesome). i had a great time in beijing and the hotel really is in a prime spot do carry out everything you need. if they just lowered their prices they would be fantastic.

I stayed at the Jade garden hotel one week of December. It was my first visit to Beijing and generally to China. And this hotel was just what I needed: very clean, safe, calm. And dinner buffet - tasty, simple, fresh. And 60 RMB for meal is good price for Beijing. Service was exellent everywhere. Locaion of the hotel is one of the best in Beijing: close to Forbidde...I stayed at the Jade garden hotel one week of December. It was my first visit to Beijing and generally to China. And this hotel was just what I needed: very clean, safe, calm. And dinner buffet - tasty, simple, fresh. And 60 RMB for meal is good price for Beijing. Service was exellent everywhere. Locaion of the hotel is one of the best in Beijing: close to Forbidden city in very beautiful and clean district. There are a lot of small places to eat. Closest metro station is Tian'anmen east - about 15 min walk. And you can see nice garden on this way - full of people doing exercises on Saturday and Sunday mornings. And empty and a bit mysterious on late evenings. Room is a bit smaller than they appear on photos, bathroom is tiny but with tube. Nice sink table and not so nice tiles around tube. Really hot water - very important in winter in China. Perfect bed - comfortable with good linen. Internet connection: you can browse using flat TV screen or your own laptop. TV channels - about 60 Chinese and CNN, TV-5 (french). No any Russian. Beijing was first city when I often came back to the hotel early: many places are open just till 16.00. I had to wake up early morning and was very tired at 7 PM. It was first time when I needed some TV to watch but no big choice. By the way, there is a small coffee machine in room. So you can bring your favorite coffee (in bags)and enjoy it. Other options for good coffee is Panjiyuan antique market. Not so antique but very interesting place< lot of craft items, worse to visit. Coffee is on right hand close to entrance))) *It's second time I use Agoda service. I like their discounted rates!