Beijing Independent Hotels: Beijing Hotel Guide

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Top Beijing Hotel Reviews

Regent Beijing by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Close to Wangfujing shopping district. Service was stellar! Highly recommended!"

Holiday Inn Express Beijing Downtown by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Rooms were spacious, updated, and clean. The breakfast was delicious and it was lovely to see they allow the middle school students across the street to eat there too. Laundry facilities were available for free as well. If you don’t have a Chinese phone number, the staff can start it for you."

East Sacred Hotel-near Beijing Tiananmen Square,the Forbidden City,Wangfujing Street-Newly renovated hotel

8/10 Good

"Great location- half a block to Wangfujing St., easy DiDi rides to the Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City. The Expedia photos are not consistent with the appearance of the hotel-the lobby has not been renovated and is cluttered. The guest rooms have been renovated but are not decorated as they are in the photos. Compact rooms- the only place to open a large suitcase is on the bed. Very clean."

LiveFortuna Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"What a great hotel. My first time in China, I decided to pay a little more for a week long stay, and I don’t regret it one bit. It’s in the heart of the embassy district, a short tube, bus or taxi ride from any major attraction. It’s surrounded by shops, places to grab a bite - western or eastern - transit, and parks. I could walk to the pick up point to my day trip to the Jinshaling Great Wall. Amazing! My room was actually a suite, with a loft bed, kitchenette, and private bathroom. Drinking water is available at the kitchen sink, though if bottled is your thing, bottles appear daily. A shaving was promptly brought to my room, there was plenty of hot water, and the 5th floor complimentary washer and dryer were easy to navigate. Though a cold limited my use of the top floor gym, it’s spectacular. Plenty of space, free weights, and assorted resistance and cardio machines. The dedicated yoga room was a bonus, a perfect place to stretch out and focus. Even if hotel gym isn’t your thing, check out the view, or give the pool a go. Breakfast is generally a non-negotiable for me, and Fortuna’s doesn’t disappoint. Plenty of cereals, great coffee, pastries, salads, fresh fruit and vegetables, good and hot dishes, including a dedicated won ton station. Whether in the breakfast room or at the front desk or in maintenance, the staff seemed determined to make your stay a pleasant one. Pity about the internet, but that’s China, not the hotel. Download Alipay and you’ll be set. Go!"