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Room that we stayed in was very clean and comfortable. Walking distance to MRT and sanlitun district. Will highly recommend it to anyone looking to stay in Beijing.

The hotel's location is super convenient, right next to a Line 6 subway station, making it a breeze to get around and explore. Our room was clean and tidy with good natural light, and the bedding was so soft and comfortable, we slept really well. The staff were all very warm and attentive, always quick to respond. The breakfast had a great variety of options and tasted delicious. Overall, it's excellent value for money, and we had a truly comfortable stay. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Beijing!

For our Mid-Autumn Festival staycation with our 7-month-old baby, we chose the jungle-themed family room at the Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center. Before check-in, our butler, Ms. Silvia, contacted us in advance to arrange a bed rail and connecting beds, and also pre-booked afternoon tea for us. The room was full of childlike charm, and our baby was incredibly curious and captivated by everything. The hotel's lawn was also perfect for playing. The room was clean and hygienic, with a great view, directly overlooking the Liangma River. The staff were enthusiastic, interacting warmly with our baby, and even left small mooncakes during turn-down service. The breakfast, delicatessen, and Paulaner Bräuhaus all offered good quality food. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay! The only issue was that there's no direct elevator from the underground parking to the lobby, which was inconvenient when handling luggage.

Pros: The suite is so spacious you could throw a party in it. It's very clean. Good location. The design looks pleasing, but it's not very comfortable to stay in (see cons below). Cons: They compare themselves to five-star hotels, but the suite only has one bathroom. (My partner and I had to fight over the toilet for the first time in a suite). The electric curtain controls are only on the bedside table, not next to the curtains themselves. Sharing the lobby with an office building feels a bit off, like you're sneaking around. The space is huge but incredibly empty. The unusable empty space in the suite could fit three 'Mixue Bingcheng' ice cream shops. The design aesthetic far outweighs its practicality. Breakfast... let's just say it leaves a lot to be desired. Overall, it's okay. However, it definitely doesn't match the price point or its claim of being a five-star hotel. I feel like their standard rooms might offer better value for money and could be worth trying, but I'd advise against booking a suite.

First off, the location is fantastic and super convenient. It's just a 3-stop subway ride from Beijing Chaoyang Station, and then a straight walk of less than 200 meters – I almost walked past it! It's also very close to Sanlitun, an easy stroll away. Secondly, the service was good; check-in was smooth, and the cleaning staff (Ayi) was lovely. Thirdly, the facilities are comprehensive. The fridge is a summer essential, the air conditioning works great, and the shower head is decent. I forgot to request a room not at the end of the hall when I booked, and sure enough, that's exactly where I ended up. The soundproofing isn't great; I was worried my 'Xiao Du' (smart speaker) would get activated by the young lady next door calling hers. I'm not sure if it's because it's on the ground floor, but the bathroom had a musty smell, and there were occasional small flying insects. The blackout curtains aren't the best, but thankfully I'm a good sleeper. Overall, for late June in Beijing, I'd say it offers good value for money.

The hotel’s location is certainly convenient, just a 7–10 minute walk from the metro station. The staff are friendly, and the breakfasts are decent. There’s a washing machine and a tumble dryer available on the first floor, and the room has a mini-fridge for drinks (though it only cools to about 20°C, so it’s not suitable for perishable food). The hotel itself is very small and a bit dated. There are no supermarkets or chain cafes in the immediate vicinity, so we ended up taking the metro one stop to buy fruit and have meals.

The Four Seasons Hotel Beijing is the most convenient hotel for US visa interviews, just a 7-8 minute walk away, and only 4 minutes from Liangmaqiao subway station. You can even enjoy views of the Liangma River from your room. I had some ice cream at the lobby bar on the first floor, and it was absolutely delicious! I also tried the T-bone steak at the Italian restaurant MIO; its design and comfort still hold up today. I had a spa treatment on the 6th floor, though the spa rooms definitely need a renovation! I particularly want to highlight the hotel's excellent service. A very enthusiastic girl at the front desk (who shares an English name with Eason Chan) was particularly helpful. The room was clean and tidy, and the turndown service was very well done. However, the room facilities are quite dated, especially the toilet. If they can't replace the toilet, at least a small shelf for phones would be helpful. Also, the bottled water in the room comes in cans, which might look high-class, but it's very inconvenient for women with long nails – I had to use a spoon to open it every time!

#Location & Transportation: A half-hour drive from Beijing Capital International Airport, close to a subway station for convenient travel. Located on the banks of the Liangma River, it's within walking distance of Blue Harbor, Sanlitun, and the embassy district. #Room Facilities: Newly opened hotel with modern, simple, and stylish facilities. The renovation odor was well-received. #Cleanliness: The interior is very new and pleasing to the eye. #Service: Warm and attentive service. #Breakfast: Buffet breakfast with a mix of Chinese and Western options. #Parking: Convenient parking available across the street. #Swimming Pool #Gym

First, let's talk about the service. The staff were all warm, polite, and responsive, always willing to meet my requests. However, the lady at the front desk who handled my check-in seemed unfamiliar with the process. I only asked for a room with a sofa, and it took her over ten minutes to sort it out. She even needed a male colleague next to her to remind her how to do it. On top of that, I had to pay twice to upgrade my room twice, which was not a good experience. Also, I waited until late at night for the laundry machines to be free. I waited from 2 AM until past 4 AM, only to find that the two dryers, which had been running for 120 minutes, contained only one pair of pants and one shirt, and they were still folded! If this was staff operating them, it's a huge waste of resources! I ended up not sleeping all night just waiting for those two machines! The room facilities are a bit old, as you can see from the pictures. I forgot to take a photo of the black tape on the shower handle. It wouldn't cost much to re-caulk the moldy areas and replace the hose! Everything else was alright, but I hope these issues can be improved!

My stay here far exceeded expectations, definitely a full five-star review. The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient for getting around by taxi or exploring the shopping areas. The spacious parking lot out front was a huge plus for those driving. The lobby decor is simple yet elegant, with greenery and soft lighting that instantly helped me unwind after my journey. The air was fresh and free of any odd smells. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and polite. Check-in was quick and efficient, and they proactively offered recommendations for local attractions and even thoughtfully provided complimentary bottled water. The room was meticulously cleaned; the floors, windowsills, and bathroom were spotless, with no dust or hair. The vanity was dry and free of water stains. The bedding was soft and fluffy, and the mattress offered just the right amount of firmness for a peaceful, undisturbed night's sleep. All the lights and curtains were smartly controlled, the bathroom water pressure was consistent, and the toiletries were of good quality. The Wi-Fi was fast and reliable, perfect for both work and streaming. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of options, including both Chinese and Western pastries, hot porridge, freshly cooked noodles, and fresh fruits. The ingredients were fresh, and the flavors were light. The cleaning staff tidied up daily at set times, and any requests to the front desk were met with a quick response. Overall, it offers excellent value for money, suitable for both leisure travelers and business trips. I've already recommended it to my colleagues and will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to the area.