Find hotels near Beijing Ancient Coin Museum, Beijing from SAR 204

"This hotel was an absolute gem. We enjoyed our stay so much on arrival in Beijing that we booked to stay again upon our return to the city after travelling elsewhere in China. The staff were extremely helpful — especially Lily Zhang who gave us excellent advice on places missed by many tourists and helped us with booking tickets to places such as the National Museum and Tiananmen Square. The hotel is just a short walk from the subway station and a main road, but is tucked away in a traditional hutong neighbourhood, meaning it has good transport connections but is also quiet in the evening and full of character. It is also close to the lovely Bei Hai Park and Qian Hai Lake region. I can’t recommend this hotel enough!"

"Great location, room was clean and comfortable. Free water in your room everyday and easy check in and out. Awesome stay!"

"It is centrally located. Reception staffs are helpful."

"The room was great. "

"Me encantó la atención del personal y el lugar "

"Great location in the Hutong, staff very helpful and great service."

"Very comfortable accommodations. The bedding was nice. The hotel is within walking distance to shopping, restaurants, and the Forbidden City."

" Hilton hotel WangFuJing is one of the best hotels we stayed at. We booked 2 rooms for a week-long stay. Staff were extremely helpful and kind. Front Desk manager was very thoughtful, although the central air conditioning was not fully operational, he made an effort to move us to higher floor in hopes of cooler air. Breakfast variety was average. Location was excellent, 2-3 mins walks to APM mall and situated in Wang Fu Jing pedestrian street with lots of delicious dining options. This hotel is ideal for families and would definitely stay here again."

"I was satisfied with my stay in this hotel. Staff were polite and friendly. My room was spacious. Most importantly, the pool was long enough, even though at times, it was a bit crowded. My only comment was the unavailability of a business center for guest use. (Its center was restricted for privileged guests.) I did inquire the availability of such facility prior to my booking and was told that it existed, but no mentioning of privileged guests was given. I would have brought my own laptop (prefer not to do that during my vacation) or booked some other hotel. At the end, I was given the privilege to only visit the center and use its computer ONCE... this was somewhat disappointing. I started my trip in Vancouver and now continuing with my trip in Hong Kong. The hotels in both cities provided desktop computers, printers, etc. for general use. (Otherwise, why would I be able to type in this comment now!) There will not be much overhead to set up a business center for general use and it will bring much convenience to guests."