Ulasan Beijing Hotel NUO-Wangfujing

Excellent location. Very good utilities and services. The French restaurant is excellent at very reasonable price. Another very satisfying stay. Strongly recommended.

Overall nice hotel, a bit tired. The location is great, just a few minutes away from the subway, Wangfujing street, close to the Tiananmen and the Forbidden City. The breakfast was fine.

Stay for the history, not the service. The hotel has a unique history and is in an excellent location for sightseeing and shopping. First opened in 1917 with an eclectic modern European style as the Grand Hôtel de Pékin, the hotel was once the largest and best-equipped in Beijing. It has accommodated illustrious writers such as Rudyard Kipling, Noël Coward, and George Bernard Shaw, as well as royals like Princess Anne and Prince Albert of Monaco. It was also where Chairman Mao Zedong celebrated the inauguration of the People's Republic of China in 1949. For the most part, the service is poor, so go with low expectations. The pool is severely dated and unpleasant. The room was dated but reasonably spacious and comfortable. The Writer’s Bar was a highlight and has an extensive cocktail menu. However, be warned that the kitchen closes at 8:30 PM, so unfortunately, we missed out on dining in.

One of the best hotel I been to. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean.

Easy access to Wangfujing about 5min walk. Close to main tourist sites.

Thank you Eva and the rest of the front desk staff for your help!

The hotel is amazing and in fact one of the best I have ever stayed at. Breakfast and meal service excellent. The only thing we struggled with a little was the translation and the internet at the Hotel but that may have been out of the Hotels control. Great business Hotel and a fantastic location.

Great service. Gave me free afternoon tea. I didnt have time to go, so they delivered it up to my room. Look for Jason, solid dude.

Great location! Beijing Nuo is connected to Beijing Hotel. I am actually not sure which part is newer. Right on the corner of Wangfujing and ChangAn road. We were able to walk to Tian A Men and the palace. The rooms are great size and very clean. We also received a bowl of fruit on arrival. Lots of complimentary bottled water. There seems for very few plugs and we kept getting two sets of towels for three people despite asking for more. The pool is highly regulated and seems to be run by another company. We had to purchase swim caps which I was told is the norm in China. Overall, we had a pleasant stay at the Beijing Nuo.

One issue was that as weather was unstable in April, some days being hot, hotel had this cold air conditioning turned off until May. Therefore on those hot days, we were unable to bring down the room temperature, it went as high as 27 degrees. Hotel provided a fan but still not a very good experience as ventilation wasn’t good and fan was noisy. Other than that, staffs were friendly, room was nice and clean, the aesthetics were really pretty, had a variety for breakfast. Location was convenient as well, steps away from the metro, we upgraded to the view with Changan street.

Historical Hotel, as close to Tian’anmen square as possible. As the hotel is historical don’t expect new furniture. It has character

It was such a pleasant stay!

very good location, staff very friendly but it's better to speak a little Chinese. great breakfast

It is an old hotel but the hotel is located at a strategic place. It is close to the palace museum. The room service is good.