Top Hotels Near Grand Canal Forest Park in Beijing from AU$49

"Everything was good, except the staff ( female) at check out was lousy.. she doesn’t know her job and she did want the male colleague to help. It wasted 15 minutes of my time rushing to Daxing airport. !!!"

"Clean room, nice staff nice ambiance, close to the malls and local food stores. One hour and half in Great Wall of China and 20 mins in Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square lots of local food around. "

"Hotel needs some refurbishment . Old hotel but location is good"

"I really like the gym. It is big for a hotel and it is well-equipped which is great! The staff were helpful at the concierge! "

"Beautiful hotel, all stuff are so kind and friendly, excellent service! Just somehow the hotel wifi didn't work for my phone. I would suggest the hotel to have a technical support stuff for helping guests troubleshoot. "

"Great in all areas, as expected "

"Really close to airport- free shuttle bus, nice front staff and clean room "

"Hotel offers a free airport shuttle, but you have to call to the hotel from the airport to be picked up. I did not realize that and had to take a taxi. But shuttle leaves once an hour from the hotel to both terminals of the Capital airport. Overall, a nice place to spend a night during lay-over."

"How in the world is this a 5-star hotel?!! The room (city view king bed) was not bad. However, everything was a bit of a challenge to figure out-for starters, the doors do not even have handles. I thought my key card did not work but as it turned out, I didn't push the door hard enough to open it. Just give me a door handle already. Also, above all else, the breakfast was a HUGE disappointment. The selection was PATHETIC. There was not a single hot dish with protein/meat in it. Steamed items were lukewarm at best. None of the dim sum/bao type stuff tasted like they had any meat in them, or any flavor. If you're used to a high protein low carbs diet, then you're SOL. Service was almost non-existent. You could have a stack of dirty plates on your table and nobody would come around to clean them up. The gym was small but adequate with free weights, but it was not open 24/7. The best things about this hotel was the large bathroom, the filtered drinking water, the towel warming rack, and ice available at breakfast buffet (you'd be surprised that it's almost impossible to get ice in China). The worse things are the breakfast buffet and service, the inflexible room light control design, and the lackluster ambience for a 5-star hotel. Comparing to the Pudong Shangri-la we stayed at in Shanghai, this place is barely 3.5 stars in every aspect. I chose this one because of the location (near my relatives) and the raving reviews of the breakfast buffet but I am extremely disappointed."