Inner Mongolia Grand Hotel Wangfujing

We enjoyed our stays for 5 days and it is very to train station.

I'm not sure why this hotel has a high score from other reviews; maybe the standards are very different in China. Our experience there was really bad. From the beginning, checkout took a long time and that was even after preventing people to cut the line! Breakfast was also awful, there were some options, but the quality was really bad. It would have been nicer to have just fewer options, but with higher quality. The carpet in the room was really dirty and the bathroom also had a horrible smell coming out of it all the time. Finally, even though we were in a non-smoking floor, many people were smoking in there rooms and leaving their doors open. We would even smell the smoke in our room and the hotel didn't do anything about any of these problems. So, this was definitely not a 4* hotel with Western standards.

Walking distance to main attractions close to subways nearby got a lots of local dishes

Day 1 was disappointing as I have requested for a non-smoking room and the staff told me that as previous guests insist on smoking in the room there is nothing much that they can do AND I have to live with this smelly odor for the rest of my 8 nights stay. Day 2 the hotel at least made my day as they realized it was my partner's birthday and they sent a birthday cake to my room. Following days onward, the bad odor in the room seems to have faded gradually (or rather we were already immune to the smell) as we leave the window opens every morning (outside 6 Celsius then) when we go out.

Staff here were helpful and professional. The room wasn't that clean but the bed was very comfortable. Their breakfast had a huge selection of different food but the quality was just ok overall. I think maybe there could better value w/ this price? Also, many people smoked in this hotel even though it's a non-smoking hotel. Also their wifi wasn't very good.

I dont have much comparison as this is the only hotel I stayed in China. The service and level of English is disappointing but that seems to be normal in China. There was cigarette smell in the room although its hard to say if its actually just the pollution. The breakfast was good with lots of choice, although nothing special taste-wise. Overall would probably stay again if I were in Beijing.

Hotel is a 10 min walk to the main Wangfujing strip. Very close to a subway. Nice chinese dumping and bao restaurant around the corner - definitely recommend. Hotel was very comfortable, but Wifi was poor. Receptionist weren't very friendly, but concierge's were very helpful.

Great hotel with huge rooms located within walKnv distance from two subway station. The crossroad traffic can be very noisy but the room curtains were good sound isolators. Front desk receptionist was strangely all smiles to the Caucasian guests before and after me but totally cold face even when I am a Chinese speaking foreigner

I recently returned from my trip to China and thought that I would leave a comment for others, now that I know what it's like going through the booking process. Many of the comments you will see will often leave you confused, not knowing which hotel you should reserve. While, of course, this is just my perception, I will try to be as objective as I can. 1. Overall - excellent value for the money spent 2. Concierge and other employees were very friendly, we were helped with our luggage as soon as out car entered the driveway 3. While front desk employees did not speak English very well, they, were able to communicate enough to my understanding. 4. The concierge was the most helpful and accommodating. The day staff in that department knew how to speak English. Offered affordable and interesting tour experiences. The one we chose to the Great Wall was well organized, the tour guide spoke English well, and everyone was accommodating to our unique requests 5. The hotel is beautiful and grandeur. Buffet breakfast offered a diverse array of Western and Chinese options. Everything was fresh. Beautiful live instrumental music on weekend! 6. Room was clean, bed was well cushioned, house staff kind, working refrigerator, 2 free water bottles daily, have to pay for rest of mini-bar beverages, locked down safe, slight wear/rust on metal in shower, but I did not mind, given very positive overall experience

Our experience at this hotel was amazing. The location was fantastic, only a few steps away from the subway station, and had numerous local eateries and grocery stores nearby. There was a food cart across the street that sold tasty egg crepes for 7RMB which made for a hearty and delicious breakfast in the mornings before going on excursions around the city. There were bakeries, dumpling shops, and noodle houses less than 5 minute walk from the hotel where you could get a delicious dinner for two for about 35RMB. There were also several banks nearby for currency exchanges. The hotel facilities were beautiful and modern, and did not appear at all in need of updates as some of the earlier reviews had indicated. There was live Mongolian music playing in the lobby during evenings. The staff were wonderful, as our flight into Beijing was unexpectedly delayed until the next day, and they were extremely helpful and accommodating to allow a date change for our booking even though the request was made at the last minute. Our room was spacious, comfortable, and clean, with an amazing view of the cityscape that included Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. We absolutely enjoyed our experience at this hotel, and will definitely stay here in future trips.