Beijing Hotels with Bars

The most comfortable mattress in all 3 weeks trip in China. Great breakfast with lots of options including western breakfast too. Nice bar at the reception area. 5’ walk to the shopping mall and metro - easy access to Beijing important locations. Room size is not very big but enough for a single person for a couple of nights.

As a star-rated hotel, it exudes a strong sense of luxury and offers a superb experience. The location deserves a special shoutout—it's super convenient to get anywhere. Metro Lines 1 and 5 are within walking distance, making getting around an absolute breeze. Turn left and walk 100 meters out the front doors, and you’ll find a shopping mall with an overwhelming variety of shopping and dining options, easily satisfying all your cravings for food and retail therapy. The room was an even bigger pleasant surprise—exceptionally spacious, bright, and with unbeatable natural light. The floor-to-ceiling windows, in particular, offer stellar views, making it so relaxing to just lie back and take in the scenery. The amenities are comprehensive, and the pillows and mattress scored a full 10/10 for comfort. I slept like a baby all the way through till morning, and it was top-notch for relieving fatigue. Breakfast is also worth mentioning, featuring a rich variety of both Chinese and Western options. With so much to choose from, every morning started with a very satisfying meal. The staff were warm and polite throughout our stay, always putting the guests first with attentive, thoughtful service. They definitely deserve a huge thumbs-up! We had such a wonderful stay these past few days and will definitely choose to stay here again next time!

Came here for a little anniversary surprise ~ Decided to stay at Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing,Beijing, and as expected, there were delightful surprises at every turn with absolutely nothing to fault. From the front desk to the guest rooms, bar, and restaurants, every single staff member we encountered was warm, friendly, and professional. The room was warmly decorated for the occasion, and we were gifted a delicious cake and a bottle of red wine. The quality of the bedding and amenities was top-notch, featuring two sets each of pure cotton bathrobes and silk nightgowns, truly reflecting exceptional quality. In the evening, out on the west-facing bar terrace, we were lucky enough to catch a breathtaking sunset. Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, the White Pagoda Temple... bathed in the setting sun, it was stunningly beautiful, like a dream. Dinner at the hotel's grill restaurant was also noteworthy. Special thanks to Cici, Mandy, and Vivi for their high-level service, which made this celebratory dinner even more memorable. The steak, grilled lobster, roasted eggplant, and sweet potatoes... everything was of superb quality. Paired with a bottle of Calon Segur red wine, it was a wonderful evening. A few minor suggestions: 1) The water in the indoor pool is a bit too cool, especially when compared to the heated loungers nearby. 2) The fitness center is too small. 3) The west-facing bar terrace and the grill's outdoor terrace are the hotel's most distinctive vantage points, yet the night lighting is rather plain and simplistic. It could definitely use a redesign and upgrade. It would be perfect to add features commonly seen in many overseas hotels and resorts, such as patio heaters or electric fire pits among the seating. This would not only maximize the ambiance but also keep guests warm during chilly Beijing nights.

What a lucky find to discover such a brand-new, high-quality courtyard hotel nestled right in the prime hutongs of Beijing's Second Ring Road! Siya Jasmine Courtyard Hotel has just opened, and the entire property is impeccably maintained. The charming, traditional Chinese courtyard infused with subtle jasmine scents creates a flawless blend of authentic old-Beijing vibes and relaxed luxury. The amenities easily rival those of high-end boutique hotels. The rooms feature smart controls so you can manage everything by voice commands. The bathroom has a smart three-piece layout with sparkling clean, brand-new fixtures, along with thoughtful touches like alcohol wipes and disposable toilet seat covers—an absolute dream for germaphobes. The room is spacious, the mattress and pillows offer just the right balance of comfort and support, and it was so quiet at night that you couldn't hear any traffic from the hutongs at all. The service offers a true butler-style experience. The staff are warm, gentle, and always ready to help. They even proactively upgraded our room and gave us great recommendations for local hutong eateries and sightseeing routes. The facilities are also top-notch, featuring a 24-hour self-service laundry room, a gym, and a tea room, making extended stays a breeze. The location couldn't be better. Tucked away in the Dongsi hutongs, it's just a short walk to Dongsi Subway Station, making it super easy to visit the Forbidden City, Wangfujing, and Lama Temple, with local hutong street food right outside the door. Staying in a traditional siheyuan—exploring historic imperial sites by day and sipping tea peacefully in the courtyard by night—is truly the most authentic way to experience Beijing. This place is definitely on my go-to list, and I'll be back on my next trip to Beijing!

Crystal at the front desk was fantastic. I specifically chose Cordis for my layover in Beijing, and it certainly didn't disappoint. The hotel offers quite a comprehensive range of amenities, and the staff went out of their way to accommodate my requests. The shuttle service to and from the terminal is very convenient, saving both time and effort. The room was clean and bright, the blackout curtains worked wonderfully, and I had a great night's sleep. Attention to detail regarding cleanliness was impressive, and the water pressure in the bathroom was stable. The front desk team was warm, professional, and prompt in their responses. As part of the Langham Hospitality Group, the hotel maintains a high standard of quality, and the public areas are immaculate and grand. The breakfast spread offered a great variety with fresh ingredients. It's an ideal spot for a short layover—both the value for money and the service are truly commendable.

Before booking, I read through the online reviews carefully, paying special attention to the negative ones. Since the room rates were a bit on the pricier side, I hesitated for a bit, but in the end, I decided to give it a shot and went with CHAO Sanlitun. At check-in, we were thrilled to find out our studio had been upgraded to a junior suite—my daughter and I couldn't have been happier! 🌹 Both my daughter and I loved the hotel's style; it has such a fantastic artistic vibe. I ran out of storage on my phone and deleted the original photos, so I had to use the collage I posted on WeChat Moments instead. The semi-buffet breakfast was also right up our alley. The made-to-order dishes were both hygienic and delicious. The location is unbeatable—close to the Workers' Stadium subway station, with countless great food options all around. Highly recommended!

I booked a superior twin room and was upgraded to a deluxe twin room. However, the deluxe twin room has a bathtub, which means you have to shower standing in the tub—very inconvenient for elderly guests. Also, the bathroom is a bit small; the distance between the toilet and the vanity is so close that if one person is using the toilet, the other can't use the sink. The hotel does not offer microwave heating services. When we bought takeout in the cold weather, there was nowhere to heat it up... (At many other hotels I've stayed at, they have a microwave for guests to use). The delivery robot was slow; our takeout took half an hour to be brought up to the room... We would have been better off going down to get it ourselves 😂 We stayed on the 15th floor, but there's a tennis court downstairs, and you could hear the loud noise of people practicing (you can check the video for the sound). Fortunately, it closed around 10 PM? Opposite the hotel is a hospital, which was under construction, and we could hear noise one night 😓 Overall, it's just so-so, with virtually no service to speak of. The only perks are that it's close to the subway station and other tourist attractions.

Facilities: A bit old, but very complete. For example, the TV connection is super convenient, and the details are well-thought-out. Environment: It's carved out of a mountainside, and pretty well-maintained, though a bit out of the way. Service: Quite good, the butler's reminders were spot on (Suna). The restaurant food was just average; the all-inclusive package didn't feel worth it. You could explore the surroundings instead. Other areas are mostly geared towards families with children. The adult gym, for instance, didn't even have towels or water, which needs attention. Overall: Highly recommend if you're traveling with kids, no issues there. The buffet, however, was just average.

I came to Beijing on a business trip—hotel prices here are sky-high! After careful comparison, I chose Qiu Guo Hotel, and it was a pleasant surprise: spotlessly clean, well-equipped, and the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Since my business wasn’t wrapped up in time, I extended my stay by one night—and overall, it offered excellent value for money. Highly recommended!

Considering the price, the room was really spacious, and both beds were quite large. Sometimes twin rooms only have 1.2-meter beds, but this room had two large beds, which is excellent for families traveling with more people. There was even a movable makeup mirror. The only minor drawback was that I don't know why they provided bar soap instead of liquid hand soap at the sink, especially since the other toiletries were very good – it was a bit odd. The hotel hallway was too dark. The breakfast variety could also be improved; staying for three consecutive days, I got a bit tired of it. I couldn't get through to the front desk during the day; they said they were fully booked and busy with check-ins, but they shouldn't neglect guests already in their rooms.