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Only a 15-minute walk from the Temple of Heaven, the 5-star New World Beijing Hotel features elegant guestrooms with well-equipped facilities including free WiFi.
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"The Residence room was huge and it was clean and nice.The bed was comfortable."
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Set in the popular Xidan Area, Pan Pacific Beijing is 1.7 km from Forbidden City and offers facilities like free bikes.
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"Every thing is just perfect and wonderful. Best location. The hotel staff is very much friendly and co-operative.The room is so clean and comfortable."
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Kelly‘s Courtyard Hotel is a stylish courtyard hostel located in a traditional Hutong (alley) in the heart of Beijings Xidan District, a vibrant commercial area and the capitals financial district,...
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"Great manager, very helpful and friendly. Had a lot of recommendations for us and organized plenty of things for us."
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Standing on No. 1 of Sanlitun, InterContinental Beijing Sanlitun is centrally positioned in the edgy hub of modern Beijing and boasts well-appointed 5-star accommodation.
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Close to the chic hub of 798 Art District, NUO Hotel Beijing is a treasure trove of countless artworks and is positioned 15 minutes' walk away from Jiangtai Subway Station (Line 14).
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"clean, inspiring, more authentic and individual style, well organised, good early and late."
Historical perspective v interesting.
Both communist and pre-communist eras clearly still evidenced.
Pavement security checkpoints around Tianemen Sq a real drag and time loser.
Weather v tough in August w heat and humidity. Quite a challenge for those not used to it.
Anonymous
Australia
10
Lots to see.
Lots to see. Great wall amazing but go to Mutianyu as not as busy, other parts inundated wih people you can hardly move
Summer palace gorgeous gardens
Great train system
Wangfuching def worth a visit, see the strange food on offer for tourists
Anonymous
India
It was a very hectic travel to China with major language...
It was a very hectic travel to China with major language barrier. Because, most of the people Chinese does not know English well so this makes traveler`s life little hard to get local Chinese information for exploring the Chinese culture.
I hope I will learn Chinese and visit again! :)
Zulfiqar
United Arab Emirates
10
Beijing is an amazing place- steeped in history.
Beijing is an amazing place- steeped in history. The tug of war between the historical and modern view of the world continues everyday. I wanted our kids to experience a culture completely different to what they are used to and I am glad I did. People were extremely friendly. I have been to Beijing before as a solo traveler and so expected everything we would experience. I would recommend Beijing in a heart to anyone. There are a lot of people in this city so be patient; would be my tip.
cbwhite
Australia
10
An interesting city with a juxtaposition of ancient culture...
An interesting city with a juxtaposition of ancient culture with western excess highlighted by the shopping malls in Wangfujing. Wide, open boulevards flanked by hotels, apartment blocks & government buildings but also trees & gardens. High police presence & security around Tiananmen Square & tourist sites, yet a feeling of safety. Smile at a local & you will be rewarded with a wide, open grin in return. There is so much atmosphere & loads to see & do. We were there for 9 days & it was just enough. Don’t miss the Urban Planning & Exhibition Hall - fantastic 3 dimension model of the city helps put everything into perspective.
kenneth
Hong Kong
8.0
Organised tours to Great Wall and forbidden city were...
Organised tours to Great Wall and forbidden city were essential to enjoy these areas. However it is not difficult to view other attractions via public transport systems. A little bit of information from the internet travel sites can save you time and money. Many good restaurants abound
“The rooms are ok but a bit small. It is located in central part of Beijing and 5 mins walk to tube station. Bathrooms are really big and both are really clean!
It’s a good hotel but I’d have expected more with the price tag. Beijing is more expensive than the rest of China though.
They give you a handy (like a mobile phone with roaming) that you can use for your visit and take it with you around the city. That’s a massive plus!”
“I stayed one night in order to catch my flight next morning. The hotel is 30-40 mins ride from the Capital airport. The traffic is Beijing is deteriorating so much that if you have an early flight to catch, this hotel is a great choice. There are some local reataurant around to eat out. ”
“Close to the airport. Friendly staff, they don't speak English but they try to communicate. Shuttle bus to the airport every 1 hour. 10 minutes away from Beijing airport. Really good breakfast. There is a few chinese restaurants close to the hotel and a convinience store as well ”
“The hotel is by far the best we have stayed in for a city break and really good value. You can get bus 13 direct to the hotel from capital airport. We had a delux room that was big, lots of extras were thrown in like a safe, water, scales and etc. We was worried about the food in Beijing but we had a breakfast at the hotel which had a huge variety of western food.
The staff were always helpful. They would call a taxi for you and translate conversation between you and the driver.
Would really recommend. ”
“Good location. Friendly staff. Ten quid in a taxi from the airport. Near to a restaurant and bars. There was a restaurant right next door and a meal for 2 was 10 quid. Across the main road was a hotel with a rooftop bar.
Couldn't ask for more from a hotel in Beijing really. Would use it again in the future.”
“One of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at. There is literally nothing to change. The reception staff was very kind and helpful. The room very stylish and comfortable.”
“Great location just at the metro station. Gym and spa very good. Out of the way from good eating places up in the residential areas but they are a couple of metro rides. We had Club access and was very good.”
“Breakfast had many different items to select. Even coffee was fine. Staff helpful and friendly. Bed enough soft and room pieceful at 11th floor. Happily recommend Hotel for other travelers.”
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Description Only a 15-minute walk from the Temple of Heaven, the 5-star New World Beijing Hotel features elegant guestrooms with well-equipped facilities including free WiFi.Review
Description Set in the popular Xidan Area, Pan Pacific Beijing is 1.7 km from Forbidden City and offers facilities like free bikes.Review
Description Kelly‘s Courtyard Hotel is a stylish courtyard hostel located in a traditional Hutong (alley) in the heart of Beijings Xidan District, a vibrant commercial area and the capitals financial district,...Review
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Description Standing on No. 1 of Sanlitun, InterContinental Beijing Sanlitun is centrally positioned in the edgy hub of modern Beijing and boasts well-appointed 5-star accommodation.Review
Description Close to the chic hub of 798 Art District, NUO Hotel Beijing is a treasure trove of countless artworks and is positioned 15 minutes' walk away from Jiangtai Subway Station (Line 14).Review
