I only went in for high tea it was very nice
Qian Men Jian Guo Hotel
Address: No. 175 Yong An Road, Xicheng DistrictAvailability
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The luxury hotel located in the heart of Beijing's historic Qianmen district is within walking distance of many of the city's top attractions, including Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. Excellent location near Hufangqiao metro station for those who want to explore more of Beijing. The hotel itself is a beautiful building with a modern design. The rooms are spacious and well-appointed, with all the amenities you would expect from a luxury hotel. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the service is excellent. The hotel has a number of restaurants and bars, as well as a spa and fitness center. There is also a rooftop pool with stunning views of the city. Overall, the Jianguo Hotel Qianmen-Beijing is an excellent choice for a luxury hotel in Beijing. It is conveniently located, well-appointed, and offers excellent service. Here are some of the pros and cons of the hotel: Pros: Convenient location Beautiful hotel Spacious and well-appointed rooms Friendly and helpful staff Excellent service Number of restaurants and bars Spa and fitness center Rooftop pool with stunning views of the city Cons: Expensive I would recommend the Jianguo Hotel Qianmen-Beijing to anyone looking for a luxury hotel in Beijing. It is a great choice for business travelers and tourists alike. Please note that this review is based on my own personal experience and research. Your experience may vary.
Avoid this ancient dilapidated rat-infested (yes - that's right - giant RATS) hotel like the plague. The rooms are terrible with old cracked and peeling decor, no USB wall plugs, no modern toilets, paper thin walls (so you can literally hear EVERYTHING from other rooms), and if you are unlucky to get a front facing room, then nonstop traffic noise. The rear facing rooms have such a dismal view, you'll just keep the curtains shut. The dining room has a giant (over 1 foot long) resident rat. Eat here if you dare. I complained about the rat to the waitress and she just laughed and said "we know and we've been told to deal with it"!, Obviously they have not "dealt with it".
We came to eat for our cruise ship excursion and and it reminded me of a hotel struggling to bring in money in any way possible. Everything looks very tired and the food was barely mediocre. I would give this place a hard pass when looking for a hotel. Staff are tired looking and don't even attempt to interact. Restrooms do have western style toilets and paper towels, but that it really grasping for good things. The bathroom attendant handing me paper towels aggressively really left a bad taste as it is not normal under Chinese culture. This should not be like Mexico :(
This is a review of the opera theater, not of the hotel itself. It's a great cultural experience, but one that requires some preparation to better appreciate. The most obvious thing is the voices: the traditional high-pitched tones used by the actors will be jarring to a viewer who is not expecting them (and maybe even still a little off-putting to one who is). I also recommend trying to be familiar with the story of the piece ahead of time, so that you can concentrate on the visual aspects during the performance, because those are the most interesting part.
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