XinHai JinJiang Hotel Wangfujing

Good for maybe an overnight stay. Beds extremely hard. Not a good hotel for tourists

The hotel seems to cater primarily to the Asian population. This is good, if you don't mind that few people know enough English to even help you get a cab to a particular destination. Very limited concierge services for English speaking clients....in fact, sent us to a different hotel when we required assistance. The hotel asked for a 500$ CAD deposit upon arrival, which I am not used to, especially as we had paid for the hotel prior to arrival. Expect to spend considerable time checking out in order to get this money back! Breakfast costs about 23$ CAD per person (66$ for the 3 of us) ...which was/is alarming, but when we checked with other hotels in the area...this was actually a very good price!! Unfortunately the room does not have a fridge so you don't have a lot of choice for breakfast, unless you want to hunt down a restaurant for breakfast outside the hotel. To add to the irritation of price was the breakfast hostess who had a bit of an attitude issue, like she thought everyone was trying to cheat her out of payment...which was not all that ingratiating. Laundry cost us 216$ CAD for three people and 5 days of clothing! The hotel is in a great location, walking distance to Wangfujing street, plus many restaurants and shopping, and a short cab ride to Tiannamen Sq, Forbidden city etc. The area has changed incredibly in the past 6 years, however...now looks more like an obscene New York Times Square than China.

Wondeful hotel with good location. Great staff!

Hotel is starting to be a bit dated, but is still not so bad. The pool was quite nice and well kept, but the gym leaves a lot to be desired. The staff however need to be better trained. They were very dissapointing in that tHey said that they could help us with a problem we were having, and then later changed their minds and said they couldn't. They would give us faulty information on a regular basis. The staff at the pool and gym were useless and not able to help with somethin as simple as providing a towel.

Excellent Location! Excellent Value! A high-class hotel. Hard bed...typical for the city.

The hotel was in a great neighborhood and had a lovely lobby. Not everyone at the front desk spoke English, but they all tried and were very accommodating. The staff in the lobby always greated us in a very friendly manner, and we were always happy to see them after our hectic days. The tour office was good if you were lucky enough to get the girl who spoke English. They set us up with an excellent tour guide who helped make our Beijing experience excellent. The hotel had 2 restaurants and a cafe. The western restaurant was pretty expensive. It had a huge breakfast buffet which we enjoyed once before deciding to find cheaper options. We were unsatisfied with the lunch. The other restaurant was pretty good. Overall the beauty and location of the hotel along with the friendliness of the staff are the reasons I would go back again.

Very happy. Overall 5 star hotel if you book at least a business level room. Would stay again.

No complaints. Hotel was clean and staff friendly. Pretty good location. Shops and restaurants close by. Night markets were great fun and a must see.

The hotel was excellent and the staff friendly and helpful but we thought Wangfujing was a street and in fact it is a district so we were not as close to Tien an Men and Forbidden city as we would have liked.

The staff has no concept of the hospitality service business. They are rude and clueless (a bad combination). They are actually so bad, it's like being in a SNL skit. Whenever I asked to speak to the manager I was told there was no manager on duty (over the course of a 3 night stay) The Concierge is a joke-he "knows nothing about nothing"