Jinjiang Inn Beijing Wangfujing

Recent Reviews: 20

• User:ryguy82travels

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  You get what you pay for.

  08 Jul 2018

  If you are looking for something centrally located and cheap this hotel is for you. With that in mind you get what you pay for. The front desk staff spoke very little English and it was hard to accomplish much other then check in and out. The rooms were kept clean and fairly well maintained. There was a lot of noise out in the corridors all times of the day and night. But for us it was fine. The location is worth it a quick walk to the forbidden city and central Beijing.

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• User:Effie92

  Trip type: Couples

  I'm sure it's nice but the night staff treated us abominably and cancelled our booking so we couldn't stay.

  25 Oct 2017

  Like many Beijing hotels this hotel has an INSANE policy where if you do not check in before 6pm or let the hotel know you are late, they will give your room away and cancel your booking. What do you do when your flight is delayed, which is what happened to us? We contacted the hotel via email through the website we booked through in the early morning as soon as we knew of a delay, we even got an automated response to say our message had been received. We finally arrived at 1:30am to meet the rudest night receptionist I have ever encountered. She didn't speak English (as claimed by the hotel) and used google translate to tell us our room was booked out and our booking had been cancelled. Then accused us of not contacting them, when I tried to show her the email, she said they didn't receive it. She was cold and indifferent, when I asked her what we're meant to do, she said there are 99 hotels in the area, go and look. She didn't apologise and tried to pretend we weren't there until we left as the security guard then stood up and we didn't want any trouble. We were not threatening or abusive, just distressed and very tired.So I didn't get to stay in the hotel because we were turned out onto the streets at 2am, in an area by the way that really is not safe, lots of homeless and randoms. Most hotels were also full or cannot accept foreigners (due to licenses). Thank you JinJiang hotel for ruining our visit to Beijing and giving a poor impression of China. I have never felt more unsafe or unwelcome in my travels.

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• User:Witoldzio

  Trip type: Couples

  good one

  22 Jun 2017

  It is located next to the Crowne Plaza (which you can try first, for comparison). This Jinjiang is well run, rooms are clean, the reception staff speaks English and the breakfast has a nice variety of offerings and is very affordable. Great for people who will spend the entire day out in the city and use the place for sleeping and for breakfast. No safe for your valuables in the room though. Elevators can sometimes be very slow.

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• User:xmz2012

  Trip type: Family

  Good location, clean room

  11 Oct 2016

  We like the location and it is very close to transport. There is a airport shuttle bus (line 13) stop not far from the hotel, it depart every hour from 7am. The room is simple and clean. Service is quite good. Breakfast with a small cost is provided at the basement with variety of Chinese style food, good for someone eager to try. Bread, butter, coffer and tea also available. Although not everyone can speak English, the staff are friendly and always trying to help.

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• User:Thomas_5162

  Trip type: Family

  Best Choice In Beijing

  30 May 2016

  Hotel in Beijing are expensive, so for about ¥400/room/night and in a good and convenient location was the best choice in Beijing. Both our room were not big but enough space for us to unpacked and move around, room were also clean and housekeeping were very good. Bed and pillow were very comfortable as in all Jingjiang Inn. The only thing missing was a refrigerator but with a convenient store few steps away and lot of food options, not a problem if you need a bite or drink anytime. 2 subway lines with station at about 15 - 25 minutes walk and the best transport option when moving around Beijing as traffic was worst. Wangfujing walking street just around the corner, Forbidden Palace, Tiananmen Square and some other famous attraction about 40 minutes walk or a short taxi ride. So if your in Beijing and need a simple but good hotel in a good location, this is highly recommended and remember to book in advance.

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