My daughter and I stayed at the Jinglun Hotel over spring break 08. I pre read the reviews and didn’t know what to expect. We were traveling with my herbalist and 12 others. I am happy to report we so enjoyed our stay. I was told we were booked to eat on the Asian side of the restaurant and the... more

I just cannot understand some of the critics on this hotel. The Jinglun is a no-thrills middle class hotel at a very good price, usually for business or conference travelers. You can just not expect to get a five- star service if you only choose and pay for a three-star one. This applies to breakfast, rooms, service incl. language skills... more

We just stayed here September 6th through September 9th of 07. Although not a five star hotel as being advertised the room that we've stayed in were large and comfortable by Chinese standards. As everyone else mentioned the breakfast here is absolutely excellent, you must buy the buffet to enjoy the greatest variety from traditional Japanese breakfast fish to European... more

I received a letter in the mail today from the General Manager of the Jinglun Hotel, much to my surprise, thanking me for my comment on the Customer Satisfaction survey. I've travelled a lot for business and spend far too much time in hotels around the world, but this letter is a first. The location of the hotel is excellent.... more

I was at the Beijing Jinglun Hotel a couple of weeks ago. Despite some very nice things about this hotel, I still have mixed feelings about it. Let me start with the good. The best thing about this Hotel is the location. Since it is located near the center of the City (close to the Tiananmen, Forbidden City), several of... more

I spent 3 nights at this hotel at the end of October. Overall the experience was okay. My room was clean and adequate. However, if you are expecting a "renovated modern" room, then you would need some good luck. Several colleagues of mine checked in at the same time but they were put at the "better" floors (e.g. 7th, 9th... more

Being wary of most "local" Chinese hotels, I was a bit hesitant when booking my hotel. On their website, I noticed that they had just completed renovations (Aug 18) and are run by the Nikko hotel, which made me feel better. Hotel exterior is standard China hotel concrete block, but it is in a very convenient location to the BJ... more

We chose the Jinglun as a package deal with our airline tickets through NWA. Our airline tickets actually got cheaper by booking four nights at the Jinglun - so we were somewhat pessimistic about the hotel experience we would have. We were quite pleased. The rooms were modern, western-style rooms. Breakfast was included. The buffet was good, but after eating... more

My husband and self stayed at the Jinglun Hotel in August 2004. We found the rooms of a reasonable size and clean. The staff were very polite and helpful. There was a variety of western and chinese food available for breakfast. One can walk to Tiannamen Square, but it is a fair walk. However, there is a government store and... more