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"Breakfast buffet was great. There was a wide variety of items to choose from (way too much options lol). The room was nice and spacious. Quick shuttle service definitely recommend"

"The hotel itself was generally as expected. Our room did not have a rainforest shower that appears to be missing as there was a toggle to switch between the regular shower head and rainforest shower. The clean up each day varied in effort which wasn’t great. Got extra pillows when asked for it so that’s good. The best thing about the hotel is its proximity to stuff like the palace museum and Tiananmen Square. Also close to Wangfujing st."

"Hotel is extremely dated."

"A wonderful hotel, with a beautiful lobby and reception area, absolute cleanliness, perfect service, and a good location; the breakfast was excellent, offering a wide selection and great variety. It is located inside a shopping mall that is quite large and comprehensive, suitable for any type of shopping or dining."

"Great location of the hotel with all amenities close by. Big enough size bedroom and spotless. Above all the staff were great and Riley is helpful."

"It is not upto four seasons standards. When it was built, it was superb but now it is detoriating. "

"Céntrico muy bien ubicado"

"Room was clean and reasonably spacious with good storage space. Unlimited supply of bottled water. Free use of laundry facilities. Subway less than 2 mins walk away on Line 5. Close to forbidden city. Many places to eat. Overall a very good experience "

"We visited the hotel during a busy period and getting in required going through security. It was a fairly quick process however. We also had an issue with housekeeping not doing a great job making up our room. The bed would be lumpy and on one occasion it was made over a bathrobe instead of moving the bathrobe to make the bed. I told Tom the front desk staff and they were great. They really tried to rectify the situation and make sure we were happy/comfortable even though it really wasn’t their fault."