Jianguo Hotel Reviews

Traveling to Beijing this time, I felt a bit nostalgic, so I chose this hotel that used to be very famous. It certainly didn't disappoint me. The hygiene here is excellent, the environment is beautiful, the service is top-notch, and the transportation is convenient. The subway station is just a few dozen meters away, and the surrounding area is an embassy district with great views. It's really good value for money and definitely worth recommending.

The hotel boasts an elegant environment, convenient transportation, and exceptionally warm and attentive service.

The Jianguo Hotel truly lives up to its reputation as a long-standing establishment. The service is consistently good, making for a very comfortable stay. The location is convenient, and the environment is pleasant. The lobby is a nice place to relax, and the restaurant is elegant with delicious food. There's even a charming little bridge and stream feature inside. Plus, parking outside is easy. Whenever I'm in Beijing for business, Jianguo Hotel is always my first choice!

Great location, just a two-minute walk from Yong'anli subway station. Parking in front of the hotel is available but requires separate hourly payment. The hotel has a long history, and its facilities reflect an older, traditional style. The staff are exceptionally warm and polite. They even have a delivery robot that brings food right to your room door. The internet speed is slow, making downloads quite laggy, but it's fine for browsing web pages and WeChat.

For a hotel with nearly forty years of history, the rooms are surprisingly well-maintained overall. The lobby is also quite distinctive and stylish, with the water features on both sides being a major highlight. In the bustling CBD, it offers a relaxing escape from the noise. We're very grateful for the thoughtful and attentive service provided to high school exam students. The高考 (Gaokao - college entrance exam) blessings and strong exam atmosphere displayed in the lobby, restaurant, and at the front desk were a nice touch. Having a clear path to the exam center every day, free of staff, provided a lot of emotional support.

I booked a twin garden view room. The difference between this and a garden room is that the garden room is on the first floor, right on the waterside pavilion, while the twin garden view room is on the second or third floor and overlooks the waterside pavilion below. Personally, I think having this little scenic view is fantastic, especially considering how expensive land is in Guomao. The hotel is quite interesting; there's even a turnstile at the entrance, so you need to swipe your card to get in, which makes it very secure. Overall, it's an older five-star hotel that's been well-maintained. The staff service is excellent, and ordering food isn't too expensive. There are quite a few international guests, so you might notice their perfume. It's a very typical older five-star Beijing hotel, and my overall experience was slightly above average.

I stayed at the hotel for a weekend with my two-year-old baby. First off, the garden room on the ground floor, although not large, was quite cozy. However, there were quite a few mosquitoes and midges. I got bitten many times overnight, and while there was mosquito repellent liquid, it wasn't very effective. Also, for a two-year-old infant, I think adding a child-specific mosquito repellent would be a more thoughtful touch, as adult repellents aren't really suitable for young children. But I must commend the hotel restaurant manager, a gentleman, who saw me alone with my baby and proactively offered to help me with a high chair. He was very service-minded and solved a tricky problem for me. Overall, the hotel facilities are excellent. They've even child-proofed the hotel with rounded edges in many places, which is very safe for babies. The bed was also very comfortable. If it weren't for the mosquitoes, it would have been a fantastic stay. Considering my baby's nap, the hotel offered a late check-out, which I really appreciate. However, the hotel's parking is currently self-paid at 8 RMB per hour, costing 190 RMB for a full day. This is a bit on the pricey side. It would be better if this was stated on the booking page. Finally, the hotel's location is excellent. I took my baby to Ritan Park and the Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian restaurant behind the hotel. Overall, it's a 5-star rating! All the staff were incredibly service-minded.

Breakfast service was excellent, and the location is super convenient and central. I'll definitely bring my parents to stay here again next time.

This hotel is right outside Yong'anli subway station, so the location is fantastic and getting around is super easy. It's an older international hotel, and while the room facilities are a bit dated, the overall environment is quite pleasant. There's even a garden and a waterscape area. You'll find a lot of foreign guests staying here, which often makes it feel like you're abroad. They offer both Chinese and Western breakfast options, which are decent, and the service is good.

The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel itself is clean and the service is great. It's a well-known old establishment. The room amenities are quite comprehensive; I particularly appreciated having a fridge, and they even provided a new Laifen hairdryer, which was a nice touch. The facilities are a bit dated though; the power outlets in the room seem to be very old, as most of them are loose when you plug something in, which needs improvement. The 1 PM checkout time is a bit early. Overall, my stay was quite good, offering a quiet retreat in a bustling area.

This was my second stay, but this time the room was quite dim. The window opened up to an equipment platform, and all I could see outside were air conditioning units. I stayed for three days, and the minibar was never refilled. Plus, there was renovation noise from upstairs in the mornings. At over 600 RMB a night, the value for money is a bit low.

This is an older hotel, and even though it's a bit dated, many of the details are still very well-executed. For example, they have a sterilizing cabinet and a 'Tu Ye' (Lord Rabbit) decoration, which really showcases Chinese culture effectively.

Great location! You can drive right up to the entrance. The hotel's a bit dated, but the facilities are all there and it's super convenient for dining and getting around. Breakfast was really good too.

It's an older hotel, but the location is excellent, right next to the subway station and commercial areas like Guomao. Even though the hotel is a bit dated, it's incredibly convenient for getting around, making it my top choice for business trips. The service attitude is also great.