XinHai JinJiang Hotel Wangfujing

A convenient stay in Bejing close to all the good sights. 5min away from the subway station. Generally recommendable. The gym is there, but honestly below average. 4 machines, 1 broken, the other 3 chinese only. Breakfast is overpriced in my opinion.

I FOUND THIS HOTEL VERY VERY NICE, ONLY CARPET LITTLE DIRTY, I THINK NOBODY KNOWS IN CHINA THAT THEY CAN WASH THEIR BEAUTIFULL CARPET, IF THEY WASHED THE CARPET THEY WOULD GET RATING AT TOP.

The hotel is very fancy on the outside, but the actual rooms are standard quality. We received a room with two single beds, and the beds were extra-firm -- which was fine by us, but may be an issue for those preferring softer beds. The bathroom was clean, but warning -- the shower is an Asian-styled shower, where the shower head should not be turned on full-blast, or else water may leak all over the bathroom. Instead, the shower head should be used more like a hand-held spray.

The bed was hard and the room wasnt cleaned up. The internet connection was good though, most hotels in china Ive been to has poor connections.

Everyone on the staff treated me great. I would stay there again and again. Charles H.

Hotel was nice. The people at the pool seemed a little too eager to help you and it kind of felt like the hoovered at times. The hotel is a little farther from Tian'an Men Square and The Forbidden City than I anticipated but a quick 5minute walk to the subway station fixed that. Overall i was very satisfied with this hotel.

Staff speaks English, but with heavy accents. It took several attempts to ensure I understood what they were trying to communicate to me and vice versa. This hotel is close to Wangfujing, Tiananmen and a few subway stops, but I wouldn't say any of these are within walking distance for most Americans unless you live an active lifestyle. There are bikes for rent at this place that only cost you the deposit, thus making your "rental" free as long as you reasonably take care of the bike. Warning about these bikes: they aren't your super expensive Fuji mountain bike, they're the cheap, "just get me from Point A to B" kind of bikes. These are certainly great for short excursions. Beijing is a very bike-friendly city as long as you don't mind riding with traffic or with the heavy smog. There are bikes everywhere and the city is, for the most part, very flat. The water from the shower cut off after a few minutes for me. I've since come to understand that water ration limits were imposed during my stay. My showers were only about 5-10 minutes long. There is a tour desk for those who want to visit places like the Great Wall and Ming Tombs. The Great Wall tour was reasonably priced and lasted about 10 hours, with various stops along the way. Again, the guide was knowledgable, but hard to understand at times. Overall, I was generally pleased with the hotel, but didn't spend much time there because I was out and about most of the time.

This was my second trip to Beijing and I have to say this hotel was great. It is a good hotel for those who have small kids like I do. The staff was very helpful and spoke enough English to accommodate all our needs. It is conveniently located in walking distance from the some of the major streets in the area. The price also was excellent for this hotel. It's a must if you want good quality hotel at a nice price!

We arrived at the hotel not knowing what to expect but were pleasantly surprised. The clerks at the front desk spoke enough English to be able to conduct business. When we got to our room, I was very happy with the size and the level of cleanliness. The bed was a comfortable king-size bed with clean linens similar to what is offered at higher priced chain hotels. The bathroom was very large. I would have preferred a tub versus the shower but that's a small issue. If we ever go back to Beijing, I would look to stay in this hotel again.

This hotel was very clean and wonderful to stay at. A little a problem with the lanuage but overall wonderful.