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"Very good location. Closed to everything. Room was clean and comfortable. Very helpful and friendly staff."

"Great experience. Nice services"

"I liked the breakfast. A lot of options for foreigners. Close to the city center. Also a lot of dining options next to the hotel. "

"Property and rooms were very dated and in urgent need of refurbishment. However the location is excellent, food and bfast buffet is very good and the staff are above and beyond. Extremely helpful and always ready to help. I lost my earpods in the hotel and they were able to get it delivered to my local contact in Beijing on the same day that I contacted them. The staff at the shop too is very good - my children enjoyed many hours of bottle painting there. "

"Nice clean hotel near airport and the city"

"This hotel is newer than I thought- very clean and very friendly staff. We couldn’t order taxi using the phone and the concierge staff including Harry was helpful. The luggage storage is straightforward and secure too. Didn’t have time to try the food this time. We look forward to staying there when we visit Beijing in the future. "

"I have been staying at this Landmark hotel in Beijing for many years - each time I was on business trip in Beijing China. The staff of the hotel was very helpful, polite , the breakfast choices were excellent, the self service dinners were delicious, it is the best 4 star hotel in Beijing in terms of quality , price, service that I could find. The location of the hotel is so convenient for the public transport . I do recommend this hotel for all travellers for business purposes. Thanks for the excellent service ."

"The breakfast buffet was on point and affordable in dollar price. Highly recommended."

"A great little boutique hotel. I loved the location half way between the airport and the centre for a quieter neighbourhood feel. It feels cozy. Really enjoyed the terrace for some sunshine. The breakfast ordering process wasn't explained to me when i checked in, so I had to feel my way through that! Staff mostly use a translation tool to communicate, which is very common in Beijing. "