Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel - Marriott International

Location & Transportation: Excellent. Within a ten-minute walk, you can reach Wangfujing Street. The hotel is also within a ten-minute walk to the subway station (it's located between China Art Museum and Jinyu Hutong stations on Subway Line 8). There are several 'must-try' restaurants from the 'Must-Eat List' nearby, though the queues can be crazy. Dining: I had both breakfast and dinner. The variety isn't huge, but several dishes were very tasty. For breakfast, my personal favorites were the pan-fried buns and roujiamo (Chinese meat burger). I also had a bowl of noodles every day (with many different toppings). The stir-fried dishes changed almost daily and were freshly made and delicious. Service: Very generous, warm, and proactive. Room Facilities: We had a twin room. The beds couldn't be pushed together, but thankfully, they were 1.4 meters wide, which was quite spacious.

The Forbidden City view room was absolutely fantastic! You could see it from both the room and the bathtub. The executive lounge also had an incredible view! The only minor drawback was that the room was a bit small, making it a bit tight when opening a large suitcase.

The room offered a superb view, overlooking the hutongs and courtyards, so clear you could see every detail up close. It had a classic, charming feel. The hotel is surrounded by old Beijing alleyways like Jinyu Hutong, and combined with the attentive service and convenient transportation, my stay was exceptionally good. I'll definitely be back!

The location is super convenient for getting around Beijing. It's very close to the subway, and taxis are easy to hail. You can even cycle around! The room is spacious enough for a family of three, and we could comfortably order takeout and eat together.

Choosing Renaissance for my Beijing trip was the best decision! It's so convenient for getting around. The single bed in the standard room was incredibly spacious, and the shower had great water pressure – very comfortable. The room was clean, and I especially loved interacting with Luna, a front desk staff member from Inner Mongolia. She was so friendly and welcoming, which made me feel right at home. The new complimentary afternoon tea set was beautiful; hopefully, the taste can be improved next time. The breakfast environment is good, but I wish they'd add more high-quality options in the future. Next time, I'd love to stay in a room with a view of the Forbidden City. The view from the 17th-floor corridor was absolutely amazing!

The room was clean and odor-free, with windows directly facing the Forbidden City and the Great Hall of the People. You could also see Jingshan Park and the White Pagoda, offering excellent views. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and there was also an executive lounge for afternoon tea.