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48 WANGFUJING DAJIE, Beijing, China

Featured Review : The best thing about the Crowne Plaza Beijing is its Wangfujing location in the heart of Beijing. The Wangfujing area has lots of shopping and serious nighttime street-food action, and is a 20-minute walk from the Forbid...See Full Review

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    4 out of 5 stars
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    5 out of 5 stars

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  • Crowne Plaza Beijing

  • 4 out of 5 stars
    Seaotter71 from Monterey
  • August 19, 2006
  • Best of IgoUgo
Quote: Crowne Plaza Beijing Photo - Crowne Plaza Beijing, Beijing, China The best thing about the Crowne Plaza Beijing is its Wangfujing location in the heart of Beijing. The Wangfujing area has lots of shopping and serious nighttime street-food action, and is a 20-minute walk from the Forbidden City. Except during rush-hour traffic, most attractions are a short cab ride away. And at about $92 per night (after taxes), it is a pretty darn good deal.

The rooms are a bit small but comfortable. They were decorated in the currently popular dark wood brushed metal and glass look for a modern sleek look. The beds were comfortable, if very firm. The one afternoon we stayed in we got a visit to confirm that our room had been cleaned to our satisfaction.

The concierges are all proficient English speakers and very helpful in making recommendations, writing instructions for cab drivers, and making dinner reservations and arrangements for shows. We paid the same that we would have at the box office, and when there, we were met by someone employed by the hotel (not uniformed, so I was a bit leery at first) who arranged for us to get seated before everyone else in our seat type. “Michael” was especially helpful and friendly.

Unfortunately, the English proficiency did not extend to the front-desk staff. Upon check in, I could not get them to understand that I had already paid for the entire stay ahead of time through Orbitz, and they insisted I needed to pay for the first night and would settle up the remaining nights at check-out. After such a long flight, I decided to take it up with them at check-out or with American Express back home. While the person checking us out noticed the error before I had a chance to mention it, I have not seen the promised credit hit my card. I’ve taken the matter up with American Express. So no harm, no foul.

Other amenities included a business center where you can access the Internet ($0.33 per minute) and money exchange.

The spa is rather aggressive in recruiting customers. On our first night we pressed the wrong button and wound up with two masseuses helping us with our bags and leaving us at our room with their cards. I found a better deal half a block away.

Overall, a great value for the money, centrally located, and well appointed. Just double-check the bill. I would stay there again.

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  • Excellent

  • 5 out of 5 stars
    A traveler from Travelocity.com
  • June 20, 2006
Quote: This was a fantastic hotel and the service was excellent. It was close to all the attractions and had a great western restaurant.
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  • Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza

  • 3 out of 5 stars
    Kathryn from Perth
  • March 28, 2002
Quote: Ahhh... Luxury.

Huge beds, fluffy white robes, cable television (in English!) and lovely peace and quiet - a rare commodity in China. While far from the most affordable place to stay in Beijing, it is nice to wallow in luxury every now and then.

The Crowne Plaza is situated on Wangfujing Dajie, an excellent location. We could walk almost everywhere and we did! Also included in the price of our room was the hotel's buffet breakfast. By this time we had been in China for over three weeks and it was our first taste of 'Western' foods like toast and cereal since we had arrived. And, while we had really enjoyed breakfasting on fabulous dumplings and other savories every morning, a good cup of coffee and toast with jam was a welcome change.


From journals Bumbling Through Beijing
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  • Crown Plaza Beijing

  • 3 out of 5 stars
    Sakura from Kobe
  • September 27, 2001
Quote: Crown Plaza Beijing Photo - Crowne Plaza Beijing, Beijing, China Whatever the hotel may call its merits, it is the location. It fronts on Wangfujing Street. You can easily go anywhere. It is safe until late night with many people around the street. The buffet in the morning was very nice. Simple Chinese and Korean style food were served other than usual western breakfast. So, you can enjoy the breakfast even if you stay there three days or more. The chef makes the omelet with your favorite ingredients on your request. The hotel staff is very friendly and speaks English. When the coffee maker in my room was out of order, they fixed it immediately. Although the interior of the building was not luxurious, it was clean and sufficient. This hotel assures you a comfortable stay.
From journals The Trip to China in 2001
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