Hotell PekingBeijing

Pros: Room, bath n shower facilities in the room is great. Value for money. Decent size pool n gym, however you can give the sauna/steam room n shower faculties at gym a miss.

Definitely the must-stay hotel in Beijing. Total support for business trips, impeccable facilities, old school charm throughout. This is my new go-to place in Beijing, right next to Tienanmen. A TRUE 5-star.

I booked our stay at Park Plaza my and my husband's first time in Beijing. The staff was super welcoming, warm and spoke English (which is a rarity in Beijing actually). The hotel room itself was spacious, comfortable and clean. Loved the modern look and feel of the place. Food was actually quite good! We had a club sandwich one night at the bar and also tried the breakfast buffet the morning we left. Location was convenient as well. It's across the street from a Starbucks. It's about a 5 minute walk away from the famous Wangfujiang night market. Also across the street at a mall is a famous Peking Duck restaurant called Da Dong. It's a bit on the pricey end but it's good for lean duck. Also loved that there's free wifi! Upon check in, they'll offer you an opportunity to upgrade your room for a fee. Includes breakfast and access to their lounge. We didn't partake in it because we wanted to have food outside of the hotel. Either way, it's a win I think. My ordinary room was more than satisfactory :) One tip: Would recommend having someone write the Chinese name of the hotel and address in Chinese if you plan on taking a cab to the hotel.

Hotel has always been nice but recent renovations only improving things. Room was first class. Staff professional and friendly. Location convenient for business although farther away from tourist attractions. Very good for meeting business customers. One nit pick -- ventilation in the 2nd floor coffee lounge not great and a lot of smokers there.

I'm a frequent traveler to Beijing and always stay at the Grand Millennium. It's very convenient to all things in The Central Business District. Rooms are generously sized and well appointed. Bathroom is excellent and water pressure in the shower is amazing! The staff is very efficient and always very nice.

Location was great and the staff were quite friendly and helpful, all English Speaking! Did not like the breakfast but is not the deal breaker.

From the moment that I was picked up at the airport to the moment I was dropped off again at the airport I received excellent service and attention. Choice of restaurants and swimming pool and fitness area were excellent.

So, we decide to splurge a little and make reservations for the last night in Beijing at Han's Royal Garden Hotel, and we were not disappointed! Right off the bat we are notified that we'd get a free upgrade to a suite (there were only two normal rooms available when we arrived, so I think they wanted to put us in a more expensive room to clear the way for any potential late night arrivals). To make it even better, the room was already booked at a 50% discount! The hotel is built around and inside an ancient (1450s) Ming dynasty general's residence, and is absolutely stunning. It is both quiet and secluded, despite being right in the middle of the bustling night life area of Beijing. The room itself was fantastic; living room and bedroom with plenty of space, and a bathroom spacious enough to host a Mongolian horde if they ever decide to invade again. The staff were super friendly and professional, including several westerners, making it easier to communicate if you should have any issues. The room service is affordable and the Cheesecake is absolutely to die for. Both delicious and juicy, it only sets you back $3.50 even when ordered at 1am. Fast internet comes with the room. The only issue is that in the middle of summer it can get a little humid. There is nothing really to be done with it though, as the air conditioning was working perfectly, and made it nice and cool. Would definitely recommend.

Hard to communicate with hotel staff in English

My cousin and I stayed at this hotel for two nights and thought it the highlight of all the hotels we stayed in in China. Truth be told, we stayed in some pretty rough dives in Henan Province mostly with cigarette burned carpets and telephone calls from hotel hookers. This place is the Taj Mahal.