I stayed in this hotel for three nights in November during business trip. IT's not bad hotel but nothing special. It's actually not the hotel itself. It occupies just several floors in the office building. Lower floors are occupied by ofices and upper floors - hotel itself. The room is not bad. It's enough for short stay for business and... More

Located near a trendy area (clothing stores, bistros, bars, etc.), this hotel is also less then 200 meters (5 minutes) from a subway station (which connects directly to the airport line). The breakfast and the internet were excellent.

This hotel is located near the Olympic Park and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. There is a grocery store attached to the hotel. The rooms are spacious, with a kitchen (not equipped), a living room and a desk and flat screen television. The internet access is fast and free (wired using your own laptop). The staff speaks English well, the... More

I have stayed at this hotel twice now, initially in June 2009 and again in December 2009. I cannot really fault this hotel, for price and service. It is in the diplomatic area, so the shops are great, the "silk-market" is close, in fact everything is within a few minutes. I even managed to walk to the Forbidden City from... More

I have stayed at this hotel before, but I have to say it was better than I remember. The location is absolutely fantastic! Right in the heart of the San Li Tun area with lots of shopping within walking distance. Ya Show Market and The Village is about a block away along with a ton of great restaurants. It is... More

This is kind of a weird hotel in terms of setup but it more than makes up for the strangeness in value and location. Right beside the Sanlitun village and up the street from a metro stop, everything you need is right here. When you arrive, walk right past the Hyundai dealership to the front desk which is to the... More

The location of this hotel is great, though Beijing is so large and has so much I guess no matter where you stayed you'd be close to everything you needed! Guests are greeted at the door by friendly doormen and then you enter the foyer/car show room/travel agents./bank/cafe. I list all of these because it's difficult to discern at first... More

I stayed 5 nights (October 2007) at the Beijing Comfort Inn, locally known as the KAIFU. I found the hotel to be very precisely as described by our fellow traveller in her excellent review called "Location, location, location". However I did think the rooms were in need of redecoration (carpeting, walls, furniture...) All the little things were there (slippers, coffee... More

This hotel consists of 3 floors only in a 13 story office building, 96 rooms in total. You share the elevators with the office workers. The lobby is car sales showroom and the small "cafe" tucked into the corner serves as the breakfast restaurant, seems strange that when you have 96 rooms the "cafe" only seats 30 persons. But don't... More