Inner Mongolia Grand Hotel Wangfujing

Stopped in Beijing for one night needing to catch a train from the nearby station the following morning. We took one of the deluxe king suites with two bathrooms and a separate bedroom, which was perfect for letting us navigate our differing jet lag responses. So luxurious for one of us to be able to move about, shower, watch T.V., visit one of the in-house restaurants, without disturbing the other's sleep. We didn't have the time to move about the city much, but things are pretty close and we'd definitely consider staying again.

Hotel's name in Chinese 内蒙古大厦 was misleading as it did not suggest it was a hotel, but signs in English near the building suggested it was, so we did find the Hotel after some looking around. Interior of the hotel was pleasing, and facilities was up to expectations of a standard 4 star hotel. Room was comfortable, with a work desk included. Huge windows offerer views of the street.

Good location. Short walk to the train station

great experience staying here, close to subway, convenient store, and restaurants.

Excellent situated between Dongdan and Chengwenmen subway stations. Rooms sufficiently spaceous and comfortable. Included breakfast is mainly chinese-style and very extensive. Staff is friendly but more pre-occupied with obeying rules than taking care of service/customer. Wifi free and available but of medium quality. (Slow/interrupted sometimes but especially in the evening/night)

Ive stayed here on 3 separate occasions but this last trip makes me question if I will stay again. While the room says it is non smoking, the hotel DOES NOT enforce no smoking in adjacent rooms or in the hallways. One of the nights I wore a mask to ease the smell of cigarette smoke sweeping into the room. My REAL issue is with concierge and THE SCAM one of its staff tried to pull off on Sunday, April 6. I requested a car to the airport. The staff member said I could choose a taxi or a car as they were the same price: 120 RMB. Considering that DID, I agreed to a car. When the car arrived I was hustled in, but I realized this guy had NO IDEA where he was going. He seemed confused & kept texting someone. I forced him to pull over & called the hotel. The front desk transferred me to the concierge who promised every thing was "Ok" but the driver would not proceed, asked me about money, seemed confused & then stayed on the phone with the hotel (using my phone) & when I asked the hotel what the issue was, why the driver seemed confused, concierge would not answer. I demanded my phone back and for the driver to open the trunk. I removed my bags and told the hotel staff I was returning and demanding my money. When I arrived back at the hotel the man who arranged the driver appeared panicked &I demanded my money returned which he removed from his pocket. he tried to bribe me with more money. I called a metered taxi, which only cost 90 rmb.

We had booked a deluxe room but got upgraded to a deluxe suite without any additional charge. This gave us an additional half bath which came in handy. Micheal at the concierge desk was very helpful in helping us deal with Klook tour service that we had booked for the Great Wall tour. His help was very much apriciated.

This hotel was way better than what I was expecting it to be. The room my boyfriend and I had was absolutely incredible! Everything about the bedding was absolutely spectacular. So freaking comfy and the pillows were very fluffy. It was a way better experience than we anticipated having. We visited in November of 2017 so it was VERY cold outside but the heat worked very well and would kick on quickly upon inserting the key into the slot next to the door. I would definitely recommend staying this hotel if you're planning to visit Beijing. The hotel staff is very accommodating and the hotel is in a good location. I have only visited the area once but if I ever go back I will definitely be staying there. For the prices they list the rooms at, it is well worth the stay! You get more than what you pay for, at least I did.

The only criticizen I have is that for such opulent hotel as this one it should more bilingual staff. I had a hard time communicating and I belief is essential in the hospitality business.

Very central, barely 15 minute walk from Tiananmen Square. Also comfortable, enjoyed both the room and the accompanying breakfast. As good value a shame one could hope for.