4-Star Hotels in Beijing

I stayed here during my trip to Beijing and really liked it. The subway station is super close, and there are two malls nearby, super convenient. Also very easy to get to tourist attractions like National Art Museum, Beihai Park and Nanluoguxiang. Breakfast was the best part. Lots of choices and pretty healthy too. I would consider staying here again next time I’m in Beijing.

I stayed at a Siheyuan (courtyard house) near Qianmen with my child and father, and it truly felt like quintessential Beijing! First off, the location is incredibly convenient. It's nestled in a hutong on Qianmen East Street, offering a quiet escape amidst the bustling city. A short walk around the corner takes you to Qianmen Pedestrian Street, and Dashilar is easily reachable on foot. Taking a taxi to Tiananmen or the Forbidden City costs just the minimum fare, which is a huge relief when traveling with elderly parents and children – no hassle at all. Secondly, the courtyard itself is absolutely charming. Stepping through the gate, you're greeted by a classic Old Beijing Siheyuan, with its grey bricks, dark tiles, and covered walkways, all centered around a large tree. In the morning, with the sun streaming into the courtyard, enjoying a bowl of congee feels incredibly leisurely. The room, though not large, is exquisitely designed, with comfortable bedding and a bathroom featuring a separate shower and toilet, complete with a smart toilet. Thirdly, the service was wonderfully attentive. The young lady at the front desk, seeing we had elderly parents and a child, proactively helped us with our luggage. Breakfast was abundant, and they even gave us a small gift when we checked out – excellent! Overall, if you want to experience an Old Beijing Siheyuan without compromising on comfort, this place is truly ideal. It's especially perfect for families traveling with parents and children, offering both charm and convenience.

The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Wangfujing. The subway is right outside, making public transport super convenient. There are plenty of restaurants and shopping malls nearby, and it's lively even late at night. The room itself was quiet and peaceful. Great value for money, and staying here in Beijing is totally stress-free. The staff, Li Bei and Wan Bao, were also excellent.

My stay at the CitiGO Hotel Beijing Sanyuanqiao far exceeded my expectations! First, I have to commend its fantastic location. It's right next to Metro Line 10 and the Airport Express, just a two to three-minute walk from Sanyuanqiao Station Exit D. This makes it incredibly convenient whether you're heading to Beijing Capital Airport or major commercial areas like Guomao and Sanlitun. The hotel's trendy and playful design is striking. The lobby's red bicycle wall and blue rabbit sculpture are very artistic, perfect for taking photos. While the guest rooms are compact, they are well laid out. The panoramic window offers excellent views, and the Thai latex mattress and Grohe shower facilities quickly wash away any fatigue. The smart phone-controlled temperature adds a nice touch of technology. What touched me most were the service details. The front desk staff were warm and efficient, and the robot delivery service saved a lot of hassle. Plus, they offer complimentary comforting late-night snacks after 10 PM.

Our room was decorated with red walls and black furniture, a really sophisticated color scheme, and the bedding was super comfy. I totally forgot to snap any pics, though! 😂 But it looked exactly like the photos the hotel posted. This place is picturesque everywhere you look, truly perfect for Instagramming, and they even offer qipao rentals for dress-up, though I didn't try it. What really stood out, though, was the service. It was thoughtful, attentive, and the staff's attitude was amazing; everyone was so patient. If you're visiting the Qianmen area, this place is definitely worth staying at. The room rate isn't cheap, but it feels incredibly good value for money. The Xicheng District Civil Affairs Bureau is nearby, and since it was June 1st recently, there were a lot of young couples coming to get married. The Eight Great Hutongs have tons of photo opportunities, so if you're coming with your partner or girlfriends, it's really worth staying here. They have coffee and stories too~

Great location, free laundry, comfortable fresh room. It was quiet when I was there in July, so I had a good sleep. Stayed there on my way back home, originally intended to stay at a different hotel on Wangfujing (the one I stayed at before), but very glad I booked this hotel instead. The gym has several treadmills, it is right next to the laundry, so you can use it during the wait. The staff at the reception was friendly and professional. There's tea and yogurt served at the reception area. I really enjoyed the hotel overall. The only minor downsides were: 1) several patches of dust I found on the bed after the cleaning one day, 2) the tea supplied at the tea station was not a standard tea and had rather unusual taste (not bad, but different).

The hotel was booked for the leader on a business trip. The environment and location are very good, and the after-sales service is very nice. There was an error in the invoice, and I contacted a lady named Xiaoxi to solve it immediately. It was perfect. I will continue to book Orange Hotel on my next business trip

Our overall stay was perfect, we were thoroughly satisfied with everything. The hotel's location is excellent, close to a shopping district and the subway, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and finding food. The front desk staff were gentle and professional, and even proactively offered tips for local sightseeing. Room hygiene was impeccable, the entire room was spotless, and the bathroom with its separate wet and dry areas was clean and odor-free. The toiletries were comprehensive and of good quality. The mattress was just right in terms of firmness, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a great night's sleep. Public areas were clean and tidy, and the self-service laundry and other facilities were well-maintained and easy to use. The service throughout was thoughtful and unobtrusive. It offers incredible value for money, making it suitable for both business trips and leisure travel. I wholeheartedly recommend it, and it will be our first choice next time we visit!

Nestled within the historic hutong fabric of Beijing's Second Ring Road lies a magnificent estate: the Beijing Wangfujing Zilon Garden Hotel. Stepping into No. 1A Xiyangwei Hutong in Dongcheng District, the traditional arched gateway and the 'Zilon Garden' plaque immediately catch your eye, revealing its past as the residence of Prince Zaitao during the late Qing Dynasty. The hotel masterfully blends traditional Chinese courtyards with modern high-end design. Amidst flying apsara murals and intricately carved wooden cabinets, the thoughtful inclusion of a children's play area adds to the elegant and luxurious ambiance found in every detail. This courtyard, rich in cultural history yet equipped with modern amenities, serves as an excellent starting point for a city walk. From the hotel, you can stroll to the bustling Wangfujing Pedestrian Street in just 15 minutes. Within a 15-20 minute walk, you'll find iconic landmarks such as the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Nanluoguxiang, Shichahai, and the National Art Museum of China. Start your morning with a bowl of incredibly fresh fish soup, a warmth that deeply satisfies, making you think, 'I'd come back just for this.' Ascend to the hotel's highest point, where the imperial red walls blend with modern skyscrapers, offering panoramic views of old Beijing's hutong charm and contemporary urban flair. Here, you can live within the folds of history while simultaneously embracing the city's vibrancy—it’s the ideal choice for experiencing Beijing's ancient charm and modern convenience.

First time choosing this hotel and I was very pleasantly surprised! The service was excellent, facilities were complete, and parking was convenient (a big plus). For a short trip, it's more convenient and cheaper than parking at the airport. The shuttle runs every half hour and it's only a 3-minute ride. There are also plenty of places to eat and drink nearby (including a convenience store). I didn't take any photos of the hotel, so I've just included some from my trip instead.