Beijing Hotels with Wifi

"After a lot of research for my trip to Beijing, I finally settled on this hotel. You can see the entire Forbidden City from the hotel's top floor, which is an amazing location! The room was quite spacious too. I'd read many reviews saying Beijing hotel rooms are small, so this was a pleasant surprise. The hotel's location is unbeatable; it's very close to the National Museum, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and Wangfujing. The decor has a nice, antique feel. The only thing I'd complain about is the slow drainage in the bathroom."

"This hotel was a very comfortable stay. They offer a complimentary airport shuttle service, and the driver was helpful with loading our luggage into the car, which was very convenient. Check-in at the front desk was quick, and seeing that we had a child with us, they kindly upgraded our room for free. The beds in the upgraded room could be pushed together, which was great. They also proactively asked for my flight time to recommend the best shuttle departure. The room itself was clean, and the bed was very comfortable! I'd definitely come back again if I have the chance. [Rose emoji]"

"Our stay in Beijing was truly a 5-star experience for the three of us, even with a language barrier. From check-in onward, the staff went out of their way to help—using translation apps, hand gestures, and constant warm smiles. Communication was never an issue because the hospitality felt sincere and thoughtful. One highlight we all loved was the free laundry service. After long days of walking and sightseeing, having clean clothes without extra cost felt like a real luxury and made our trip so much easier. We were also pleasantly surprised by the free snacks, always available and perfect for late nights or quick bites before heading out. Our room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained—ideal for resting after busy days exploring Beijing. Overall, it was a generous, caring stay that exceeded expectations. We may not have spoken the same language, but the service spoke volumes. Highly recommended."

"When I first booked, I was overwhelmed by all the reviews, but I finally settled on the Radisson. Upon arrival, I found several branded hotels clustered together – you step out of one and see B, C, D, E, F... Due to it being Chinese New Year, parking was incredibly difficult. I circled both the above-ground and underground parking lots twice and couldn't find a single spot. In the end, I had to park in front of the hotel next door. When checking in, the front desk informed me that several hotels share the parking lot, and providing your license plate number grants free parking. The room was decent, with a semi-open bedroom and bathroom layout and a wet/dry separation. Clothes washed dried completely by the next day, which was great. Outside the window was the main building of PKX, and the night view 🌃 was quite stunning. Soundproofing was acceptable. Being so close to the airport (literally just a turn away), some airplane noise during takeoff is unavoidable, but there aren't many flights at night, so it wasn't a big issue. Breakfast selection was actually okay, but the quality was mediocre. When I went down to eat after 9 AM, there were no more refills, and not much left to eat. The dishes weren't being heated either; most were cold. The drinks were too watered down 😣😣. However, the breakfast staff were very enthusiastic and accommodating."

"🌟 **Incredibly Safe** This area is constantly patrolled and checked by police (I was lucky enough to have my ID checked, and they almost wanted to check my luggage too!). It's Tiananmen Square after all, truly the heart of Beijing! 🌟 **Incredibly Reassuring** For frequent hotel guests like me, a shower with a rain head, a mirror not facing the bed, and a separate wet/dry bathroom are all incredibly important – no need to elaborate on why! 🌟 **Incredibly Immersive** The hotel's design, from the rooms to the furnishings, the incense, tea appreciation, and cloisonné craftsmanship, all perfectly capture the unique culture and atmosphere of the Forbidden City. In the morning, the moment I drew back the curtains after a sip of water, I was absolutely stunned!"

"A friend was transiting through Beijing, so I booked them a room at the Hilton Beijing Capital Airport in advance. My friend was extremely satisfied and particularly impressed by Front Desk Manager Zhao Yajing. Manager Zhao was very professional, she provided a detailed overview of the hotel's restaurants and gym operating hours, and even escorted my friend to the elevator. My friend felt very valued, and it made me look good too. Thanks again, Manager Zhao! Aside from the slightly worn carpet, everything else in the hotel was quite luxurious."

"The location is great, right in the Qianmen Street scenic area, with plenty of conveniences nearby (lots of food, drinks, and entertainment). The only minor hassle is that you have to walk a short distance to catch a taxi, but it's not a big deal. The hotel upgraded our room for free to the first floor (it was originally in the basement), and the service was excellent. The only downside is that there's no window."

"## Environment: The ambiance is decent, and the hallway carpets are quite plush. There are also plenty of rooms. It's about a four to five-minute walk from the eastern side of the arrival hall. The location is excellent! ## Facilities: Pretty much everything you'd expect is there. The bathroom sink, toilet, and various lights are all well-equipped. ## Hygiene: I carefully checked the bedding, and it seemed freshly changed, which was good. However, there was noticeable hair under the stand where the slippers were kept (forgot to take a picture, never mind). Since I was only staying for a short layover, it was acceptable. ## Service: I mainly only experienced check-in/out, which was normal. There were quite a few people when I arrived, so there was a queue. ## A minor issue: Uh… I'm not sure if this is specific to my room, but the bathroom isn't strictly wet/dry separated, and there isn't much of a step down from the room to the bathroom. The water pressure was excellent for showering, but the drainage was just so-so. The water only started draining quickly after I turned off the shower. As for the toilet, it goes without saying that the area around it was all wet, and pretty much the entire room outside, except for small corners like under the nightstand with the phone line, got soaked. I think adjusting the drain outlet would largely solve this problem. My stay was very short this time, and it met my main needs, so I didn't bother asking housekeeping to deal with the water or get another pair of dry slippers."

"This Chinese New Year, I brought my whole family, including seniors and children. We chose this hotel based on good reviews and the swimming pool. Upon arrival, it was as excellent as ever, and the front desk upgraded our room type. We were a group of seven, and they kindly upgraded our package and provided extra beds. Overall, the experience was fantastic. The executive lounge dining was superb; afternoon tea extended until 7:30 PM, and it was uncrowded with a great ambiance, perfect for a family dinner. The evening pool was absolutely amazing – it felt like being at a Bali resort right here in Beijing! The kids loved it and played for two days straight. I'd definitely recommend it for future visits."

"Location: Its location on Qianmen Tianjie, right in a shopping street, is a huge plus. To get there from Zhushikou Station (Line 7), take Exit A, turn left (don't go into Liangshidian Street), then walk about 20 meters further and turn into Qianmen Tianjie. Hygiene: Both the hotel and the bathroom had an odor. It's that general musty smell some hotels have. Facilities: The hotel has a retro, 'In the Mood for Love' vibe overall, but the long corridors might feel a bit creepy to kids. The TCL TV was old. You needed VIP access to watch anything, and I had to ask staff to replace the remote. The central air conditioning couldn't be adjusted. I didn't hear any sound of it running. Perhaps the temperature is centrally controlled in winter. Luckily, it wasn't cold. The soundproofing is terrible. You can hear pretty much everything clearly. Service: The service from the staff and front desk was decent. They upgraded my room to one with a big window. I also received a small gift upon check-out, which was a nice touch, and they offer luggage storage. The hotel price was around 400+ RMB per night before the Lantern Festival. When I tried to extend my stay for an extra night, my request for a discount was denied, and I was asked to rebook through the platform for 570 RMB a night (I understand price fluctuations, but that's a bit expensive 😒). Summary: As other guests have mentioned in their reviews, I checked the negative reviews for other hotels nearby for a few days, and they're all pretty similar. The main points are: The location and service are good. The facilities are not great; the walls are thin, leading to poor soundproofing. The TV and air conditioning are subpar, and the bathroom has an odor. The old Shanghai/Hong Kong decor style makes the long corridors feel scary to kids, and it might take a few days to get used to. It's not a bright and airy style."