I traveled to China with my class, it was about thirty of us all staying at this hotel. Beijing was our first stop on our itinerary. So this hotel was nice. The room was nice and clean. The bed itself was a little on the hard side, but from what I am told, Chinese like their beds a little firmer... More

Stayed at the Capital Hotel Beijing in May for 3 days. Walking distance to the Forbidden City. Hotel was good with an indoor swimming pool. Mainly for Asian travellers. Had trouble trying to communicate with front desk. Room was good except the bed was rock hard. This was booked through a travel company that provided me with a driver and... More

We booked one queen bed (about 2 months in advance and confirmed), upon arrival only twin beds available. No one smiles, no welcomes. Staff seem very depressed and annoyed that they actually have to work and serve you, unless you are in the gift shop. Our room was excellent with mini bar, large tub, TV with a handful of English... More

Stayed here in April 2012. Handy location, good rooms at a decent price (about $100NZ or 500RMB) -, got upgraded to a suite which was nice. * 500 metres to Tiannemen. * Small swimming pool in Tower B. * 5 restaurants - it's worth going past the set-price smorgasbord places and hunting out the small one at the bottom of... More

We arrived at 2am in the morning, check in was fine. We were upgraded for some reason. Decor is dated but you have everything you need. Bed was hard as a rock, but caused no problems. American breakfast was strange - my partners eggs came out like one big scrambled flat egg. I had an omelette which seemed a safer... More

Considerably a big hotel facility near Tienanmen quare. I stayed for 3 days in a Junior suite room and found the following: POSTIVE SIDE Relatively cheap for a five stars hotel NEGATIVE SIDES -- An old hotel and old fashioned room layout. The bed was old with dead spring...my wife got back pain when she woke up. -- For a... More

Handy to quite a few tourist spots,service was excellent and english speaking staff.However the only problem we had was the beds need replacing-springs broken otherwise roomy rooms and very nice bathroom and nice and clean.The staff certainly aimed to please. Had meals in coffee house and italian on roof and good value. Fab views from the italian restaurant and well... More

The Capital Hotel Beijing is decent four-star hotel not far from Tiananmen Square in Beijing. It was within about a 10 to 20 minute walk from the Forbidden City, the nearest subway stop or the main pedestrian shopping street. Otherwise, you need to take a taxi to most other destinations. The concierge and bell staff was moderately helpful but we... More

Deluxe by Chinese standards, this hotel ranks as average by Americans. The hotel is serviced by two towers, one of which is more or less for the native population. Non-smokers and other foreigners are in B. Public areas are expansive, but chopped and flow directed in ways unrelated to their use. The hotel provides many western amenities such as a... More