Four Seasons Hotel Beijing

The environment here is great, and the rooms are incredibly spacious. For Beijing, this kind of space is top-notch. It's an older hotel, so it's not super trendy, but it has a wonderful, classic charm that's very comfortable. Highly recommend!

The front desk staff were incredibly helpful, the doorman was very professional, and the lobby manager did an outstanding job. I'll definitely be back. The room was exceptionally clean, I loved it! 👍 Excellent.

Better than expected, and we even got a free upgrade to a suite. I'll definitely stay at the Four Seasons Beijing again on my next visit.

I've chosen the Four Seasons about five or six times in the past five years, and during that period, I've tried a few hotels that were even more expensive. Apart from one, none of them compared to the Four Seasons. Yes, in some people's eyes, it's 'old' – even though it's only 14 years old. Some also dislike its decor, finding it a bit dated and dark. But these are precisely the things I appreciate. 'Old' to me means mature, with more standardized and attentive service. And this understated, classic decor is exactly what I love. The room was spacious (I got an upgrade, not sure what room type it was), with separate areas for the bathroom, walk-in closet, and toilet – plenty of space. The long sofa, lounge chair, and desk were all sufficient and very comfortable. The service, however, deserves the highest praise. From the moment I arrived, I felt completely at home and that every request would be met. The bellhops proactively opened car doors and handled luggage, check-in was simple and quick, and smiles and greetings were evident from every staff member I encountered. Housekeeping was prompt, and amenities like drinking water, coffee, and snacks were always replenished. It honestly felt a bit overwhelming in the best way possible. Oh, and the location: it’s right by the most beautiful stretch of the Liangma River, just fifty meters away. Chaoyang Park is a 15-minute walk. If you're a food lover, the options are abundant – the Michelin one-star Cai Yi Xuan is on the second floor, and the three-star Xin Rong Ji is just 500 meters away. The only minor drawback: no smart bidet toilet. Next time I'm in Beijing, it will still be the Four Seasons!

An exceptional stay, reimagined. My experience at the Four Seasons Hotel Beijing was truly unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the team's professionalism. The room design perfectly balanced aesthetics with practicality. The smart home system made controlling the indoor environment a breeze, and the specially selected mattress and high-quality bedding ensured an excellent night's sleep. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offered stunning views of the bustling city while cleverly keeping out any noise. The dedicated work area was particularly noteworthy, with high-speed internet and an ergonomic chair making business tasks easy and comfortable. The service team was outstanding. Whether I needed extra amenities or information, their response was always prompt, and the staff consistently maintained a professional yet warm demeanor. The breakfast spread was extensive and exquisitely prepared. The service staff, especially Ms. Pang Yandan, was incredibly attentive to guests' needs; upon noticing I was reading, she immediately presented me with a beautiful bookmark. This stay truly showed me the hotel's meticulous attention to detail. From the thoughtful configuration of hardware facilities to the refined optimization of service processes, everything showcased a professional standard of management. It is indeed a top choice for travelers.

The room exudes understated luxury, and the service is attentive and meticulous.

The carpet had sputum stains, and the light switches had unknown marks on them. It was very mediocre, not up to the standard expected of a Four Seasons.

This is an older Four Seasons, so the facilities are a bit dated, but it still maintains its classic, elegant, and grand ambiance. It's located directly across from CITIC Securities headquarters, near the US and Japanese embassies, and Chaoyang Park. The service is still very attentive; they offer turndown service and even arrange pillows based on my past stay preferences. I also tried the spa on the 6th floor, which was very comfortable. Downsides: The underground parking lot is too small, and there's no direct elevator from B2 and B3 to the lobby, so you have to walk.