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The Jianguo Qianmen Hotel is a great place to stay in Beijing. Try to get a room rate price that includes breakfast, which could well be the best value meal of the day. Rather than eat at the over-priced restaurant, try the small street corner restaurant that is some 5oo metres from the hotel on the same side of the road - turn left as you exit the foyer. Spend the money to see the Peking Opera. The singing might be unusual, but it is a part of Chinese history, and the acrobatics that are included are spectacular. The staff at the hotel are very helpful and the decor of the hotel is well worth a photo. A great place to stay in Beijing.

For hotel stay, I always look for convenience of location. The location is great as close to Qianmen street, the famous Quanjude Peking duck, and also accessible to subway station (Qianmen). You can also choose to walk to Tiananmen if you want as its reachable. There are a lot of restaurants nearby thus its easy to check for dine choices. Just noted that there are only stairs for the hotel, thus you have to carry your belongings upstairs. Its definitely value-for-money. Besides, the staff is helpful. They help to call taxi to the airport in the early morning, take care of luggage and also morning call. For my experience, the staff actually walked up to our room to morning call us which was a surprise to us. I would highly recommended this stay if you are looking for Hutong culture experience. Keep up the good work!

Very enjoyable and relaxing stay. Beautifully designed hotel with stylish roof top bar. Staff were friendly and all more than willing to help, arranged for us a private driver to visit the Great Wall. Thoroughly enjoyed use of the swimming pool and steam room and all amenities very clean. Superb breakfast with vast choice. Although hotel is in close proximity to Qianmen and Tiananmen Sq the hotel itself is not in a lively area. Otherwise excellent

For the price, the quality of the stay you get is simply the best or next to it. I have been staying at various hotels around Beijing ranging from 3 to 4 star hotels on business trips. This stay at Qianmen Courtyard Hotel is personal and it is absolutely value for money. Fantastic location, good service, cleanliness is alright unless you are a princess. For single traveler, look no further. I will go to this hotel again on my next personal trip.

We arrived almost at midnight, we checked into the room in less an 5 minutes. The staff was very friendly and even if they couldn't speak much english, they tried their best to help us. The bed was hard (I think all hotels in China are like this), the bathroom partition was a glass panel (you got to get used to that), there was good WiFi in the room. We only used the hotel to sleep during the day we are always out so this place was just right for us. It's about 15 minutes walk from the hotel to the subway, 10 minutes from the hotel to HongJiao Market. Nearby, you can get local food as well as brands like Starbucks, Yoshinoya, KFC & McDonalds. About 3 minutes from the hotel (towards the main road) there is a Muslim restaurant that serves delicious grilled meat. I think its like mongolian or something. We booked a taxi for a day tour, we didn't have a contact number so we gave the hotel number and room number. As the room didn't have phones the receptionist took a message and even helped us talk to the driver when he called to arrange the price and time. In short, this place is good if you want a cheap place located near the subway with good local food and options for international chain food brands as well.

The staff are really awesome, special thanks to Anita & Julie. I really appreciate their help and advise on the trips. They are truly good in providing services. You may buy/book the Great Wall tours from them directly as that's I found its affordable and no forced shopping's stop. English is difficult in China, however Anita is helpful on that. You may check with her directly and ask some advise for subway trip and bargain tips for street shopping. The hotel is walking to temple of Haven (Top's 10 things to do in Beijing) and Qian Men Street (Shopping, Dining & Leisure (Madame Tussauds Beijing). I and my friend really enjoy the stay in this hotel and truly appreciated the services that provided to us. On top of that, they arranged a dim sum party & new year party as well at their simple bar & restaurant. Thanks!

Well, some cab drivers didn't know where it is, so you need to tell them it's on teh street west of teh Temple of Heaven Park West Gate. Other than that, no worries about getting around. It's close enough to the attractions south of Tiananmen Square, so that's a bonus, if you take a cab there. Cabs in Beijing are cheap, anyway. The rooms were roomy by Express standards, very much so. The architectural touch of the glass-bricked wall forming the shower stall, and the 'dual-use' front door were a nice, luxurious touch. We got adjoining non-smoking rooms, and there was hardly a whiff of cigarette smoke in the rooms or the corridor outside. Amazing since the majority of people there smoke like chimneys! The kids loved it, too!

We booked 3 rooms; comfortable beds, toilet necessities provided (better to bring own). Clean linen everyday only if you put the tag. Only one room with clogged toilet bowl but plumber came to fix it right after we notify the receptionist. Drinking water can be bought at the mart nearby - cheaper. Communicate with staff in Chinese is better. Located near Qiaowan Exit A. Little hard to find at first as there's a construction blocking the hotel sign. There are 3 restaurants nearby but we only liked the one next to the mart, by the corner - menu in Chinese too. Quiet area, not happening (night life) as most tourists/foreigners prefer to stay at Wangfujing area - as mentioned by our airport driver. We took the subway to Temple of Heaven (Tiantandongmen) & Forbidden City (Qianmen) - just a few exchanged station, not sure if can reach by walking.

Firstly, don't let the name deceive. From my maps I thought the hotel was in fact close to Beijing South Station. It's not though. If you have baggage like I did it is quite a walk from South Station. Yongdingmenwai station is fairly close. Take South East exit C . You can then go through the beautiful south gate via the underpass, cross the mote and head right for a few minutes and the hotel is on the left. It's a quite adequate hotel. Wifi (which I would never recommend using, especially for any banking or other privacy sensitive sites). Chinese data is cheap, so just get a Chinese SIM and a 1 month subscription to Express VPN (Do this before you go) if you think you need Google maps and fb etc. Breakfast is reasonable at 28yuan. About $4USD or $6NZD in my case. and there is OK coffee from the machine (3rd button from left).

This hotel was recently renovated so the rooms are clean and well designed. Renovation still ongoing in some parts of hotel between 8:30AM and 6:30PM for those afternoon sleepers. Some comments indicate hard beds (and they are) we mentioned this to the front desk and 10minutes later a nice foam pad was put on our bed. The price was great for the standard of hotel. It was centrally located to all the tourist sites and subway was only 200m away and very convenient (line 5 exit D be prepared for a few steps). Staff was very helpful and efficient at checking. We arrived at 7:30AM and room was ready, also they were accommodating to late checkout. Maybe the staff has changed since prior reviews mentioned slow checking. Great food court and supermarket in mall attached to hotel. There are also some great restaurants within a few minute walk. Breakfast plenty of options outside hotel (supermarket opens at 8:30AM). Nice spa 50m from hotel out hotel to the left. Taxi ride to food street, Sunday market, and most other places all cheap. Watch out for black taxi's parked in front of hotel they seem to be more pushy and seem to take the long way (we compared between green/yellow taxi to same place). Taxis are frequent in front of hotel or just around corner from hotel.

We stayed for 5 nights in a Suite Room in this strategically located hotel just beside the Hongqiao Pearl Market. It is near the Tiantan Dongmen Subway Station (just outside the hotel), Temple Of Heaven and a 20 mins walk to the Red Theatre Kung Fu Show. Plenty of food options around, KFC, McDonalds, Yoshinoya, SUBWAY, Dairy Queen, Starbucks and various restaurants. There is a very good Chinese Restaurant directly across the hotel. The staff's in the front desk were very helpful, giving us directions & advises (even writing in Chinese characters in a piece of paper) the places we planned to visit. And you can also book tours (Great Wall Tours) and show tickets (Acrobatic & Kung Fu Show) at discounted prices from them with free one way transportation to the shows (send off). Better to book your show tickets in the hotel because its cheaper than buying directly at the Theatres. Our spacious Suite Room features a separate living room with a big sofa set and a comfortable Bedroom with a King Sized Bed and a Single Bed. There is water dispenser, electric kettle, two flat screen LCD TV's (one in the living room & one in the bedroom), wardrobe, mini fridge & Hair Dryer. WIFI was very good. Slippers & toiletries (including toothbrush & toothpaste, comb) provided. Hot & Cold Shower. Highly recommended for families seeking a homey, relaxing & comfortable atmosphere while touring Beijing for the attractions, food & shopping.

Overall this hotel was great value for money in an interesting neighbourhood: the winding side-streets are an attraction in and of themselves. The Health Centre did a great massage. The food in the restaurant was delicious and reasonably priced, but there are also plenty of yummy options within the vacinity. The staff were very attentive. The cleaning staff seemed to be able to sneak in when you weren't looking and tidy your room even when you didn't expect it. Would stay here again.