Beijing Landmark Hotel

The rooms are old and not well maintained. Location is good. Price is good.

very good location, just 5 mins walk to subway station, 5 mins ride to airport express station or 20 mins ride to airport (if no traffic jam). I will come back next time.

Stayed 5 nights in July. The location is very convenient, only a short walk from the subway and very near to the places in central Beijing (Tiananmen Sq, Forbidden City). The front desk is quick and responsive and manages reasonably with somewhat limited English. The on-line booking price was very reasonable for Beijing. But keep in mind that the breakfast buffet is not included and neither is room internet. You have to pay an arm and a leg for breakfast buffet. But plenty of food choices outside and free Wi-Fi is good in the lobby (so you don’t really need either). The only real negative comment I have is that the carpet outside the room was real dirty and smelly. Surprising to see a hotel of this stature not investing in a new carpet(inside room carpet was fine).

A definite strength of this hotel is its location, which is just 3 minutes away from subway station by walk. There are also several restaurants nearby with some serving 24 hrs. There are always staff to help get a taxi, which is the most stressful thing to do in beijing. Good to have hardrock cafe in the hotel. Overall experience is good.

This hotel is ideally situated close to subway and San Lu Tin - Bar street. Great service and friendly personel

A strange registration requirement for guest. Small lobby and expensive restaurant.

I stay here every trip I make to Beijing on business. They are very kind and helpful

Bathroom door was broken and could not opened. I asked staff 5 times to do something - nothing happened. Rooms are very small. Bad cost-performance of the food at the cafe-restaurant. All in all it seems the management lives in 90-s - all they can do is to ask money. There are much better hotels in Beijing for such a price.

I stayed in appartment for about a week, was looking for economical hotel from western hotel. Decoration not good, needs refreshing, but for the price did not expect much more. Hard Rock cafe is in the hotel, very convenient, and Pauliner German reataurant is nearby in Lufthansa center.

The Landmark hotel in Beijing is a reasonably priced alternative to the more expensive western chains, such as the Hilton and the Westin, but the trade-off is fewer amenities and enforcement of China's more restrictive Internet policies. Staff was friendly, with reasonable English skills. The reception and concierge staff were efficient and responsive. The hotel offers limited but authentic food options, and the small convenience store provided access to the necessities at fair prices. The bed had the common, rock-hard Chinese mattress, but I was able to get decent sleep, regardless. The room AC worked well, although it seemed to circulate tobacco smoke from other smoking floors, and the window did a reasonable job of shutting out the street noise from the busy highway adjacent to the hotel. One big plus was the large in-room safe, which held my laptop, Bose headphones and DSLR camera gear and lenses with room to spare. There is a Starbucks in a building on the same property, and the excellent CD Blues Care and Bar (great live music) was an easy 15 minute walk up the road. Also, the Beijing Hard Rock Cafe shared the first floor, so American fare was readily available. All in all, my stay at the Landmark was pleasant although certainly not spectacular. I can recommend it for business travelers, but if you are looking for something a little more comfortable or western style, you may want to look elsewhere.