The Peninsula Beijing

I cannot fault this hotel. Purely on the grounds of service, cleanliness and facilities it is very good. In terms of value for money it is better than excellent.

The room was small and the decor was uninspiring. The spa's facilities are only for those who have purchased a treatment.

hotel and staff were excellent even with the language barrier. suggest have taxi destinations written in chinese as operators rarely speak any english. do not use non government taxis[mini buses] from airports as they are typically six times the cost.

Very comfortable. Friendly bilingual staff. Rooms overdue for a remodeling and upgrade. Wifi is excellent. Hotel restaurant menu needs better English Translation. Location nice. About three blocks from Wangfujing Street and there is a Quanjude Duck Restaurant within two blocks behind the hospital off Wangfujing.

I arrived to the hotel enter midnight, there were not bellboys , only one person at the front desk with a call that take him over 20 minutes. He gave me medicre room, almost naked. No renovations no complentary fruits. Even more it was a letter of welcome addressed to other person. I realize they refocus their market to Chinese. That is not exactly the western standard. Next day I changed to the Regent at the corner For me the last experience with this "Chinese peninsula"

Stayed two nights at the Peninsula Beijing from 3-5 November while in town on a research trip. The hotel is essentially as it is advertised; very high quality accommodation.The location is very convenient -- I had no trouble getting to a subway station (and the concierge was more than happy to give me advice on the best route). Room is spacious and very comfortable. Breakfast (at Jing) had a reasonably good selection -- staff very attentive also. But I especially commend the staff at the Lobby Lounge -- excellent cocktails, friendly staff and wonderful ambience (superb harp and piano duo); well worth spending some time there.

The hotel concierge and reservations were very helpful in preparing our arrival making sure our entire requests were met and the room was ready. It was our first experiences at a Peninsula hotel, after seeing the Peninsula in Hong Kong our expectations were high. The style is different a little less light and smaller but the service is up to par. Beijing is full of things to do so staying at the hotel or in the room is not much of an option but its nice to have a comfortable place to relax in the evening or between activities. Its comparable to any other 5* hotel in Asia.

We took things like having a taxi hailed to come to entrance for us for granted. Now after 10 days in China, we consider it a luxury Breakfast is good. Hotel is older so rooms are small but there was a big renovation a few years ago so everything is very nice Go to molly malones just down the street, much better than hotel's bar. Du Dong duck restaurant also walking distance