5-Star Hotels in Beijing, China

True to the Radisson Hotel Group's reputation, this hotel consistently delivers excellent facilities and top-notch service. It's incredibly close to Daxing Airport, and they offer a complimentary shuttle service every half hour. The breakfast spread is extensive, and a staff member even brought supper to me after my late-night flight. I truly commend every hotel employee for their warm and enthusiastic service.

Outstanding Hospitality and Great Perks at Sunworld Dynasty Hotel! We had a remarkably comfortable and enjoyable stay at Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Wangfujing Beijing. The location is incredibly convenient, just a short walk to the center of Wangfujing, and the hotel itself has great shops inside. Don't judge the property by its exterior—the interior is beautiful and welcoming. Our room was clean, well-equipped, and well-maintained, though we did notice the basin is leaking. We loved the thoughtful extra touches, including Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries, umbrella, torch, and complimentary beverages. The complimentary daily tea break, dinner, and the wide variety of international breakfast items were also fantastic. What truly made our stay special was the outstanding service. The concierge team is highly approachable and helpful. A massive thank you to Dylan, Jack, and Clark for their exceptional assistance, and especially to Dylan for the lovely souvenirs! We also highly appreciate Lily and Laina from the executive lounge for being so understanding, accommodating, and kind with our arrangements. Thank you to the entire team for a wonderful experience. We have zero regrets and will definitely stay here again on our next trip to Beijing!

For our stay in Beijing we did choose the Le Joy Hotel and it was a key ingredient to make the trip fantastic. The Hotel is perfectly located to visit Beijing's most important attractions. The nearby Xidan station gives access to lines 1 and 4, providing an easy way to reach Tien'anmen, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace as well as walking street areas such as as TQuianmen, Dashilan, Wangfujing and Shishahai. Our room was spacious, perfectly clean and comfortable. We often have problems with hotel beds but not in this case and at the end of our daily long walks we enjoyed a very good rest. The restaurant offers an outstanding breakfast with a large buffet with a variety of food and drinks, all of excellent quality. Last but not least, the personnel was very friendly and helpful, supporting us in bookings and providing us with information. In particular Xuanxuan/Candice supported us also through WeChat all along our stay. I strongly recommend Le Joy Hotel for a trip to Beijing!

I originally booked a 5-night stay (2+3), but ended up moving to the Marriott after only 2 nights. The Kempinski is a well-established five-star hotel in the embassy district, boasting all the old-money charm with its restaurants, lounge, bakery, gym, and shopping mall. It's also conveniently located by the Liangma River, perfect for a leisurely stroll. However, the service was a bit of a mixed bag – the executive lounge and in-room service were incredibly thoughtful and proactive, leaving a great impression. On the other hand, the professionalism of the sales and front desk teams, who are at the forefront, needs significant improvement. First, the room type we booked clearly had two bathrooms, yet Ctrip's description only listed '1 bathroom.' This watered-down, downgraded description is likely due to the sales department's lack of attention. It was precisely for this reason that we booked a combination of 2 nights in a suite + 3 nights in a family room. However, the front desk staff we encountered on the first day of check-in were stiff and cold throughout, making us feel uncomfortable. Consequently, we decisively canceled the remaining three nights and moved to the Marriott.

The location is unbeatable, it's the newest hotel of its caliber within the Third Ring Road, even though it's been open for 10 years, which explains its consistently firm pricing. The hard decor style clearly aimed for a W-like vibe within the InterContinental brand, but it didn't quite hit the mark. The pool changing room was the biggest letdown – a tiny space with no seating and a foul odor. I remember when it first opened, the pool even had an underwater pedal exerciser that was visible from outside; not sure why they removed it.

The room's cleanliness was quite good, which is the main reason for the positive rating on hygiene. Facing the back garden with sealed windows, the room was relatively quiet. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of options—Chinese, Western, and Japanese—but the taste was really disappointing; none of it was good. It’s my first time not feeling full after a hotel buffet. The poor quality of the food is why I gave a low score for the facilities.

Facilities: It's an old hotel, definitely a bit dated, but very grand. Cleanliness: The cleaning was meticulous, but the towels were also quite old, and the dried bedding had a faint smell of wool. Environment: The public areas are spacious and great for taking photos. Service: The staff were quite enthusiastic, maintaining the standard of a well-established five-star hotel. Location: The location is excellent; you can walk to Tiananmen Square. It's also very convenient to take Line 8 to the Bird's Nest for a Mayday concert. You don't need to worry about safety in the surrounding area, even if you return late. Different rooms offer views of either the Forbidden City or the Temple of Heaven.

The service was excellent, but unfortunately, the hotel is quite old with an outdated overall design. The sink was at thigh-level for me, and the shower stall was made of glass, only covered by a thin curtain that still let light through. This was a challenge for someone like me who has trouble sleeping. The hotel is conveniently located near many restaurants and supermarkets, and it's only a ten-minute walk to the subway station. The breakfast buffet suited local tastes, but it was exactly the same every day for three days straight. Overall, it's not as good as a newer business hotel. I'm not sure what the standards are for a 5-diamond hotel when booking through Ctrip.

The hotel's location is superb. You can walk to Liangma River, Solana, and Chaoyang Park, which are beautiful both day and night. No need to fight crowds at tourist spots; just strolling around here is quite chill. It's also less than a 30-minute drive to Capital Airport. While the facilities are a bit older compared to newer hotels, they are well-maintained, and the overall ambiance is still there. The gym is well-equipped, and the pool is decent. Breakfast was a bit disappointing, not quite living up to the standard of other Four Seasons locations.

I have to give a huge shout-out to the hotel's recreational facilities! Especially the indoor pool with its tropical rainforest vibe – it's so avant-garde and dreamy, and the water is crystal clear. It truly makes you feel like you've been transported to a resort paradise. The gym and other wellness facilities are also professional and well-equipped. Here, you don't just get top-notch accommodation; you also achieve complete relaxation for your mind and body. And Chris's enthusiastic service made the entire vacation experience even more perfect.