The room was clean and spacious, and the breakfast was very good.
PacitaA month ago
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★★★★·Beijing·8.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Mercure Beijing Downtown hotel boasts stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Located near the World Trade Centre, it's a 30-minute drive from Beijing International Airport and 20-30 minutes from major railway stations. Amenities include an indoor pool, fully equipped gym, and La Vie ADD restaurant serving Western, Asian, and Chinese cuisine in an elegant setting.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was clean and spacious, and the breakfast was very good.
Pacita·A month ago
The staff respected guests and offered excellent service, yet the bathroom had no laundry (shuttle) and some items in the breakfast buffet were missing, such as labneh, hummus, and tabbouleh.
Alwaleed·A month ago
We were checked in before 14:00 without extra charge, which I greatly appreciated. If you bring your own equipment with European plugs, bring adapters; the rooms only have sockets for Chinese plugs. At reception I asked for a European plug adapter and they gave it without problem; I returned it on departure. Breakfast is varied, with Asian and European options, pastries, yogurts, noodles, baozi, juices, watermelon and melon. Standard items include bacon, sausages, eggs, and vegetables. You can include breakfast in the room rate or purchase it separately for a small difference. Within 10‑15 minutes walking from the hotel is a large shopping mall with many cafés, Japanese, European, and Asian cuisine. The Jiǔlóngshān metro station is right there, with B Northeast exit B! to the north – closer to the hotel. Near the metro are KFC and McDonald’s. No complaints.
Alexsander·A month ago
It was good, but normal.
Dmitriy·2 months ago
The cleanliness was excellent, the à la carte restaurant was good, and the buffet breakfast scored 7 out of 10; room service was great with cash currency exchange via the reception machine. The location is not central, requiring a taxi or metro for a 1 km walk; the reception bar opens at 9, which is too late for an early‑morning tourist wanting coffee in the hotel. The staff/reception barely speak English and, unfortunately, when they don’t understand, they politely refuse to help.
Fabio·2 months ago