Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel

My stay at the Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing was fantastic. The hotel offers a great blend of modern comfort and warm hospitality. Rooms are spacious, clean, and beautifully designed with city views. The highlight of my stay was the Chinese restaurant’s set lunch — the Peking duck was simply outstanding, tender, and flavorful. Service was attentive, and the overall dining experience exceeded expectations. Conveniently located near Wangfujing shopping street, it’s perfect for both leisure and business travelers. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Beijing.

Good location - near walking street, food, amenities and subway stations. Room was very comfortable and spacious. Meals in executive lounge were unfortunately limited in variety - hardly change for the 10 days that we were there. Having said that, the staff services there were unforgettable. Namely, Ms Coco and Ms Mia were both very attentive, professional, and personable. 👍👍👍 The view from the executive lounge is stunning!

Stayed for 2 nights to attend to business meetings. Pick-up from the airport was prompt; arrival at the hotel was met by very enthusiastic and attentive staff. Visually, the hotel lobby is very interesting as is the room. However, this was marred by assignment of a room that had a faulty door lock - that prevented entry and required my visiting the front desk 3 times until they elected to assign me a different room. Admittedly, I was not too pleased as I had just got in after a long flight and was fairly tired and hungry. Ate at singular restaurant (Wan Li) that was open for dinner. Food was expensive and not particularly tasty - but looked pretty. Assigned room was well maintained - everything worked well, re: climate control, wifi, outlets. Bathroom was larger than average but door to lavatory could be better placed as to not block the entrance to the bathroom when opened. Breakfast buffet at the Food Studio provided a decent but not large variety of foods - that were of modest quality. On site spa only served the women clientele - hmmm. Overall, the hotel seems to be holding the standard for a Renaissance; everything worked well enough despite its age - best feature is its location.

I booked this room for about 240 USD per night, for 5 nights, due to its very central location. It was extremely disappointing to find out that a Renaissance hotel, which supposedly in the same tier as Marriot, Sheraton and Westin, had hotel front desk staff that barely spoke any English. Once we went to the room (King room, City view) , we realised that it was very small room. According to Agoda, it was a 42sqm room, but it was much smaller than another hotel that we had stayed in Shanghai, that was 37sqm. It was a cramped room with barely any space for luggage, and a low ceiling that made it even more claustrophobic. There must be some misrepresentation online about the size of the room. The bathroom only had a single sink, instead of the usual his and hers sink, and it was packed very tightly into this rectangular cubical, eith barely sufficient space for 2 people to move around. As for the things I liked, the R bar at the hotel lobby. They had a one-for-one happy hour from 7 - 9pm at a great price, and their cocktails are artfully made. The bar and their complimentary local bar snacks, were a nice little touch. The dim lighting in the lobby area, may be a choice that Renaissance decided for the vibe of the hotel, but it does help with the energy at the bar area. The only great thing about the hotel, was it's location. But I would not recommend anyone to stay here, as it was not worth the money to stay in a cramped room, despite being a brand name hotel. I'm quite sure there are better hotels in the vicinity around the same price range.

Good location. Nice lobby. Very limited English speaking staff which can lead to frustration. Avoid nice restaurant but breakfast at buffet was great. Lots of confusion in lobby bar...like almost impossible to navigate... perhaps due to limited English speaking on staff that night? Room was fine but slightly smelly bathroom...?. Staff definitely wants to please. I think this is more a 3.5 star kind of place?

This was a very solid hotel to stay at overall. Very clean and comfortable rooms. The layout of the rooms are well thought out. Excellent location and very central to all the attractions nearby. There is a train station the national art museum which is very close by (few minutes walk) and super convenient. Would stay here again!

Great place to stay. The staff were super helpful. When the hotel staff realised that I had a very late flight, the hotel gave me lounge access, which made the wait a lot more pleasant. The lounge team with Coco, Mia, SallyLi and SallyW made sure I had refreshments and made sure I was looked after. This was very much above and beyond expectations and was a fitting end to a great stay

Excellent stay in Beijing! This hotel is very central to all the major sites such as Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Qianmen St, etc||The hotel was beautiful and the rooms were very clean! ||I must single out Rocco at the concierge/Bellman desk for his kindness and helpfulness. He assisted us greatly with tickets and reservations! ||The Club lounge was amazing for breakfast and afternoon tea! Hats off to all the staff who work very hard!