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Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel
A Wangfujing base offering comfortable king beds, stone slab rain showers, and lounge views toward the Forbidden City.
Exceptional · Deep coverage · read from 24 sources · 154 traveler insights
96
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Exceptional
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Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel provides a convenient base near the Wangfujing shopping area for visiting major Beijing attractions. Guests consistently appreciate the large, comfortable beds, polite service, and spacious bathrooms fitted with stone slab rain showers. However, the surrounding streets can become a traffic nightmare during peak hours, and on-site food, drink, and minibar prices run high. 4161819
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What travelers noticed
- Reviewers consistently praise the spacious bathrooms, which feature glass partitions, deep tubs by windows with automatic shades, and stone slab rain showers. 1822
- Sleep quality earns high marks thanks to large, comfortable king-size beds offering both firm and soft pillow options. 2219
- Hotel staff receive steady recognition for being polite, friendly, and helpful throughout the property. 2219
The catch
- Guests disagree on breakfast: some praise the wide spread of Western and Chinese dishes with made-to-order omelettes, while others call the selection limited and repetitive. 2219
- The Forbidden City scenery also draws varied reactions, with lounge visitors enjoying fantastic panoramas while other guests describe the outlook as underwhelming or limited to hutong views. 2219
Who it's for
- — Marriott points redemptions
- — Tourists visiting central attractions near Wangfujing
- — Travelers prioritizing spacious bathrooms and comfortable beds
Skip it if
- — Commuters trying to navigate peak-hour traffic
- — Budget-conscious guests looking to avoid steep minibar and drink prices
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10 moments · 3 videos · Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotel
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“I like that this hotel requires you to use a key in the elevator to go up or down”
youtube.com0:49“you got the two bottles of free water a day which is good because the water in China is not potable”
youtube.com1:36“humongous TV lots of outlets so necessary in today's connected world and they've got the drapes where you just press the…”
youtube.com2:50“nice closet with big bathrobes and slippers the other closet has a huge safe”
youtube.com3:13“when we're checking in they gave jay a little teddy bear wait you're checking with a little kid they'll give you a teddy…”
youtube.com1:55“and the best part is the bathroom I think the best part is the bathroom it's so big and clean you have individual toys t…”
youtube.com1:45“like I said we have two rooms and the lady is nice enough to give one of us a upgrade which is Emma Marco and Grandma”
youtube.com2:49“a soda cost $32 and beer cost like 38 and something else cost 70 which I think that's so expensive so I'm going to leave…”
youtube.com6:11“this is the regin region hotel beijing let's check up on the view nothing really special”
youtube.com0:57“room isn't as big as I would have liked but like all the Marriott hotel chains there are a gazillion amenities”
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$289est. per night
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$289est. per night
Estimated range: $233–$339
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Score breakdown
How the 96/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
95read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The shower was amazing. It is a rain shower over a stone slab and a small piece of heaven for me every morning. When I reach up I'm barely able to touch the shower head, so I wouldn't worry about height issues if you're on the tall side.” 18
- “Bathroom was a highlight with separate standing shower and soaking tub, both with city views as well, a small touch that I loved.” 22
Food
91read from 8 sources · Solid coverage
- “Park Hyatt Beijing: Great option for Hyatt member, my favorite hotel but not the best hotel in Beijing objectively. In terms of subway communication, it directly connects to many subway line and the station just under the hotel. Just renovated. Fantastic View and breakfast.” 21
- “Delicious fish. Yeah. Great club. I cannot believe the variety of food they have there.” 17
Location
96read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “Planned to see Beijing major attractions and it was reasonable base for visiting all of them. The location is great, you cannot beat it.” 16
- “First off, you can't beat MO Wangfujing's location. Situated in Wangfujing and a stone's throw away from the Forbidden Palace, this hotel offers unparalleled access to 2 of the most popular tourist sites in Beijing.” 12
Noise
91read from 1 source · Light coverage
- “I like that this hotel requires you to use a key in the elevator to go up or down” 60:49
Room
93read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Service
91read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “We were particularly touched by the restaurant manager, Yu Xia; she attended to us with warmth and professionalism every day, going above and beyond to ensure we could enjoy long-missed delicacies that evoked childhood memories.” 1
- “The staff at the door of the Renaissance were extremely helpful and courteous, even more so than I've experienced at upscale hotels in the United States, insisting on taking the bags, even though I initially told them no twice.” 18
Bed & Sleep
94read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Value
89read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Where it is, how to reach it
57 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District
Beijing, China
100006 Asia
Details checked 2026-08-24
Stay value
How this property reads against the hotels we cover alongside it. Measured on review evidence, not on a nightly rate.
Punches above its peers
Beats what $$ usually buys
Scores 7 points above the mid-range median of 89, across 494 hotels in the same bracket. In Beijing it sits 1 point below the local median of 97.
Price bracket
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Mid-range
- This hotel
- 96
- Bracket median
- 89
- Index median
- 90
Based on 494 comparable hotels.
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What reviewers say about where to sleep inside this building — by room number where one is named, and otherwise by floor, wing, aspect and position. Every line opens onto the quotes behind it.
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- 2 mentions
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Avoid
No location within the hotel draws repeated complaints yet.
Where travelers agree — and don’t
The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.
Bathroom
79
Value
75
Room
66
Food
65
Bed & Sleep
49
Location
43
Service
28
View the 122 things travelers said behind this verdict▾
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Room22 mentions · 2 filmed
- “nice closet with big bathrobes and slippers the other closet has a huge safe” On camera63:13
- “Great design, but the room maintenance is not good, my room's celling light was flashing and I changed the room, still, but not really bothering if you don't pay attention.” 21
- “Small lounging chair and desk we great near window with automatic push-button shades.” 22
- “The universal outlets at the desk were very much appreciated. I'd remembered to buy Type 1 plug adapters, but this just made everything easier.” 18
- “The decor is a bit tired with enough signs of wear and tear.” 1
- “Four Seasons Beijing, room is dated, and not great for tourist.” 21
- “A convenient working desk by the window allows to spend some productive hours while enjoying the amenities such as Nespresso coffee or the basket of fruits provided.” 19
- “The Renaissance in Beijing was a bit disappointing as a lot of the furniture looked a bit worn out, scuffed at the edges.” 4
- “The room that we stayed was perfect except we had very small window in a whole room that wasn't so good. I felt like i was in a cave.” 1
- “While the room was nice enough, the bathroom was the most impressive. It was very spacious.” 18
- “There's only one scenario in which paying 800 USD for a standard, non-suite 55 sqm room is justified in Beijing, where most of the luxury offerings are 20-50% below that price, that is the room is in the Forbidden City itself. Since evidently this is not true, I would not return at this price point.” 12
- “I stayed back-to-back at Bulgari (deluxe suite) and MO (oriental suite) earlier this year. MO's suite and common area are much prettier, but Bulgari had slightly better service (probably because MO just opened at that time).” 21
- “Marriott has not truly wowed me yet with any upgrades, but our room at the Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing was very nice, and perfectly adequate for our stay.” 18
- “Room was a bit tight for 2 adults and 1 child, but in good quality/condition and nice views of the forbidden city and the square in the distance.” 22
- “One small knock on the room is that the powder room seemed to have no AC, and the door slammed HARD every time we tried to shut it, which was really annoying at night.” 12
- “The suite itself is very spacious and comprises a living room, bedroom and two bathrooms.” 19
- “The toilet has mold in between the tiles but otherwise the room size is pretty good” 1
- “Currently greatly enjoying our time at the MO Beijing. Hard product of the room is absolutely phenomenal, if not perfect.” 21
- “The room was spacious and well-equipped, with a huge bathroom, a separate powder room, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking (for us) Wangfujing Avenue.” 12
- “Room was excellent, we had small entry way with large closet to the right. To the left, you'd enter our room, felt very large.” 22
- “The room was spacious and well-equipped, with a huge bathroom, a separate powder room, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking (for us) Wangfujing Avenue. They went for a more contemporary Chinese design - as a Chinese, it wasn't really for me, but foreigners might find it exotic.” 12
- “room isn't as big as I would have liked but like all the Marriott hotel chains there are a gazillion amenities” On camera61:22
Food22 mentions
- “We took breakfast once in the restaurant and once in the lounge. Both were good--lounge is obviously smaller, but a pretty solid option.” 22
- “The breakfast at Cafe Zi lacked variety and did not impress. It was a semi-buffet style and I found the buffet spread to be acceptable maybe at a Kimpton, but not at an MO. Taste was just alright too.” 12
- “Park Hyatt Beijing: Great option for Hyatt member, my favorite hotel but not the best hotel in Beijing objectively. In terms of subway communication, it directly connects to many subway line and the station just under the hotel. Just renovated. Fantastic View and breakfast.” 21
- “Breakfast this morning was a semi-buffet + a la carte, but both were a bit limited in selection.” 21
- “Breakfast was one of the worst hotel breakfasts we have ever come across. Choices were limited and there was no change to the menu although you would know your guests usually stay at least 3 - 4 nights. Most disappointing.” 1
- “For business this hotel is good and the review for this hotel is good in our forum, the food is great in the hotel.” 21
- “The restaurant does have a great setting. There is an open kitchen, and you can watch the couple chefs while they work.” 18
- “Overall, the Renaissance Beijing offers a great hotel breakfast. But at over $30 per adult, I'd pass if I had to pay for it. Food in China is cheap.” 18
- “Had a espresso machine which made decent coffee.” 22
- “The hors d'oeuvres were good, though breakfast quality felt better.” 22
- “Pool area was busy with kids when I was there, but lounge breakfast and dinner were strong.” 23
- “Delicious fish. Yeah. Great club. I cannot believe the variety of food they have there.” 17
- “Breakfast had a GREAT spread of various western and Chinese foods with the option of made to order omelettes, eggs and waffles.” 22
- “Buffet quality was good, but menu avocado toast was less than subpar.” 21
- “Reasonably good food at exec lounge (btw-JW Shanghai has better food in exec) and exceptional breakfast in restaurant.” 23
- “Bvlgari Beijing is not that good, this is totally my personally opinion, I just don't like it, all Bvlgari are same, and this hotel has no Chinese restaurant which is bit lack of option as a luxury hotel in Beijing.” 21
- “I received the credit as well as that is the benefits of the opening offer, but the food is upper-average, not fantastic.” 21
- “Five nights there is a fantastic way to spend 70,000 Marriott points. With breakfast and dinner included with status, it is a great value.” 18
- “We're going to see what the club lounge looks like. We're just browsing the buffet for tonight. Ooh, Renaissance just went up in my estimation. Salad making, they're still putting everything out. A great great buffet.” 17
- “If you have status, the breakfast in the lounge is fine and the restaurant is extravagant.” 23
- “The in-room coffee was a bit of a disappointment, as it is all instant. I recall the same thing in Europe at upscale hotels, which is perplexing. If there is anything that should be included at a nicer hotel, it is good in-room coffee.” 18
- “The lounge occupies the best space in the hotel on the top floor (it's the glassed area you can probably see on photos) which covers most of that floor - one area set up as a restaurant and several sofa/chair areas. It serves a full breakfast (buffet + freshly cooked) and a very good selection in the evening which includes very good Italian cheeses and impressive home made cakes/ chocolates.” 20
Bathroom9 mentions · 1 filmed
- “Bathroom was a highlight with separate standing shower and soaking tub, both with city views as well, a small touch that I loved.” 22
- “The toilet has mold in between the tiles but otherwise the room size is pretty good” 1
- “The bathroom sealant had some mould. For a 5 star hotel, I expected a higher standard.” 4
- “The bathroom has a walk-in shower (a huge plus), a small bathtub and daylight which is very appreciated.” 19
- “The bathroom sealant had some mould.” 4
- “While the room was nice enough, the bathroom was the most impressive. It was very spacious. The sink was in the middle, and glass partitions separate the toilet one side and the shower and tub on the other.” 18
- “The smart toilet was also way too sensitive and would open even if you were just walking past it to get to the main door.” 12
- “and the best part is the bathroom I think the best part is the bathroom it's so big and clean you have individual toys toilet and a shower that's like the newer style” On camera71:45
- “The shower was amazing. It is a rain shower over a stone slab and a small piece of heaven for me every morning. When I reach up I'm barely able to touch the shower head, so I wouldn't worry about height issues if you're on the tall side.” 18
Service30 mentions · 2 filmed
- “We truly appreciated the hotel's ambiance, the spaciousness and cleanliness of the rooms, and the overall service, which made us feel right at home. We are grateful to the front desk staff for their professionalism in resolving any issues we encountered.” 1
- “Given how poor service can be in China, even at luxury hotels, I am very pleasantly surprised overall after 24 hours.” 21
- “I felt like i was in a cave. We truly appreciated the hotel's ambiance, the spaciousness and cleanliness of the rooms, and the overall service, which made us feel right at home.” 1
- “MO is one of the most beautiful hotels in Beijing and the service at MO is better than Peninsula the last time I stayed.” 21
- “The breakfast buffet was well tended by the attentive lounge staff. Dishes were never messy and everything was always well-stocked.” 18
- “The staff at the door of the Renaissance were extremely helpful and courteous, even more so than I've experienced at upscale hotels in the United States, insisting on taking the bags, even though I initially told them no twice.” 18
- “Service has been exceptional, and apart from a minor hiccup during check-in when the staff accidentally placed another guest's greeting card in our room, the staff went above and beyond to pamper us.” 12
- “We were particularly touched by the restaurant manager, Yu Xia; she attended to us with warmth and professionalism every day, going above and beyond to ensure we could enjoy long-missed delicacies that evoked childhood memories.” 1
- “Both RC is old but the service is really good, however I won't stay there if I must, and the locations are great for both hotel, especially for Financial Street RC, that is probably the only luxury hotel in West Beijing.” 21
- “when we're checking in they gave jay a little teddy bear wait you're checking with a little kid they'll give you a teddy bear in the front desk very nice gesture from real hotel thank you” On camera241:55
- “The lady I spoke to at the Renaissance was soo incredibly helpful compared to the Hilton.” 4
- “We are grateful to the front desk staff for their professionalism in resolving any issues we encountered. We would also like to give special thanks for the breakfast, which was both extensive and delicious.” 1
- “Lounge staff was especially wonderful.” 22
- “Staff: Everyone was very friendly and polite. Everyone we interacted with genuinely was looking to make our stay more enjoyable.” 22
- “The staff were very friendly and were always willing to help. Also the Wan Li restaurant is worth a shout-out for it's excellent food and service.” 1
- “MO also has nice views over the Forbidden City which is unique among hotels in Beijing.” 21
- “Argus brand toiletries, which were fine. Also stocked with mineral salts which were nice for using in the soaking tub.” 22
- “The staff was super-friendly and went the extra mile, even when occasional language barriers made it occasionally difficult.” 19
- “I can attest the staff at Renaissance were kind and attentive. It was a pleasant surprise when a small robot showed up at my door and delivered my requested razor.” 4
- “I called both hotels prior to booking asking some general logistics questions. The lady I spoke to at the Renaissance was soo incredibly helpful compared to the Hilton.” 4
- “The staff here is extremely friendly and helpful. We had breakfast in the lounge every morning and aside from being a bit crowded you can enjoy a remarkable spread of Chinese and Western food options.” 19
- “A&I had the concierge arrange a trip to the Mutianyu section of the great wall complete with a private driver which is a great experience and he clearly cared about his international guests.” 19
- “like I said we have two rooms and the lady is nice enough to give one of us a upgrade which is Emma Marco and Grandma” On camera72:49
- “We decided on the MO given it's been open about 6 months now so hopefully a lot of the kinks have been worked out. Concierge and pre-arrival email has been fantastic, for what its worth.” 21
- “I stayed back-to-back at Bulgari (deluxe suite) and MO (oriental suite) earlier this year. MO's suite and common area are much prettier, but Bulgari had slightly better service (probably because MO just opened at that time).” 21
- “The staff were very friendly and were always willing to help.” 1
- “You'll get a dedicated butler service via WhatsApp, and texts and requests will be responded to within minutes, if not seconds.” 12
- “The downstairs buffet has a greater variety of options than the club lounge breakfast. The downside is that there is no magnificent view, nor are there really any attentive staff, like we experienced in the lounge.” 18
- “Overall the service is good and professional, although not reaching Aman or MO level.” 21
- “Back then the Hyatt also had a brilliant deal where we were met at the gate of the plane by airport staff, escorted through immigration (they got us the right desk for transit visas) then diverted into some VIP area for the hotel van to whisk us into town.” 20
Location21 mentions
- “The location of the Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing is excellent for exploring the heart of Beijing. You are a reasonable walking distance from the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.” 18
- “Location: We found the location to be excellent.” 22
- “Conard Beijing is bit old, not luxury, and the location is bit awkward.” 21
- “The hotels are basically in the same location, around 500 m from each other, in an area that is generally a traffic nightmare and both will be incredibly inconvenient. during peak-hours, though the Renaissance might be slightly better because its closer to a larger road vs the Hilton which is off a much smaller road.” 4
- “First off, you can't beat MO Wangfujing's location. Situated in Wangfujing and a stone's throw away from the Forbidden Palace, this hotel offers unparalleled access to 2 of the most popular tourist sites in Beijing.” 12
- “Yes. I did get upgraded to a suite.. very close walk to a metro station and 2 Tiananmen Square” 23
- “MO Wangfujing Beijing: Just opened, new and modern, great location, almost in the center of Beijing, I think is one of the best hotel for tourist.” 21
- “Planned to see Beijing major attractions and it was reasonable base for visiting all of them. The location is great, you cannot beat it.” 16
- “Convenient location to metro station and other tourism spots as the hotel is located at central area.” 1
- “Easy walking distance to the metro and plenty of didis around at all times of day” 23
- “Depends on what the points are worth to you. Great hotel in great location for tourist activities.” 22
- “Both are very good, but given MO is newer, closer to WFJ walking street, and closer to the subway, I'd take MO.” 21
- “Have you looked into the Conrad? The hotel isn't exactly top notch, but I really like the fact that it's on both 3rd Ring (good food), and line 6 (fast access to the northern part of downtown so you can get in and out easily).” 21
- “The Opposite House has great location in Sanlitun, but as a tourist, I imagine Sanlitun would be bit boring for you know 3 days trip, the traffic is horrible especially in weekend.” 21
- “Just wrapped up a 2 night stay. We had stayed at the St. Regis on both previous stays in Beijing, which we love, but wanted something more centrally located for this trip and this did the trick.” 22
- “Convenient location to metro station and other tourism spots as the hotel is located at central area. It's perfectly positioned, clean, the food was delicious and adopted for European people.” 1
- “Excellent location close to Wangfujing shopping area” 5
- “Intercontinental Tongying Center Beijing: One of the best Intercontinental hotel in Asia, flagship hotel, stylish and super lively. Great location if you like hang out in Sanlitun(The Village), which is the most trendy center in Beijing, and many great Chinese restaurants near by.” 21
- “Re hotels, Wangfujing for us is the best area to stay - close to Forbidden City, Tiananenmen Square, Temple of Heaven etc.” 20
- “I was at the Pen and WA this spring. The Pen is close to the WA. It was renovated I think in 2017? Close to WFJ too, which is good for tourist. Not close close but relatively compared to some of the other hotels on the list. A few blocks away from the closest metro stations so take that into consideration. Service at both places are good too for mainland standard.” 21
- “The location is fantastic as you can do most stuff just by walking, but even the subway to get to other parts of Beijing is pretty close.” 19
Value12 mentions · 1 filmed
- “The concepts of the drinks were good, but the taste was pretty uninspiring and the average price for a drink was upwards of 20 USD before service charge, which was ridiculous as this will get you 2 rounds in most bars elsewhere.” 12
- “Since neither Karen nor I have elite status with Marriott, there was no complimentary breakfast during our stay. Also the in-property dining options were very expensive compared to the city.” 5
- “The nightly rate is only 17,500 Marriott points with the fifth night free versus a cash rate of about $145 per night, making it an excellent award deal, in my opinion.” 18
- “Great redemption value as only considered a Marriott Category 3 property” 5
- “Last but not least, the rates are very reasonable, considering what you get.” 19
- “The restaurants of the hotel are all great, very authentic and flavorful, and the price is not that expensive.” 21
- “The lone bag of chips wasn't included. I don't remember how much it cost, but it was too much. My daughter wanted to eat them the whole time.” 18
- “a soda cost $32 and beer cost like 38 and something else cost 70 which I think that's so expensive so I'm going to leave the mini bar alone” On camera76:11
- “Stayed at the Hyatt Wangfujing. We got a great price on a suite, kids welcomed into the exec lounge and they had a big pool (no caps required at least back then).” 20
- “upwards of 20 USD before service charge, which was ridiculous as this will get you 2 rounds in most bars elsewhere.” 12
- “Very expensive room service menu considering a reasonably cheap city in Asia” 5
- “MO also has nice views over the Forbidden City which is unique among hotels in Beijing. However, MO can be much more expensive.” 21
Noise1 mention · 1 filmed
- “I like that this hotel requires you to use a key in the elevator to go up or down” On camera60:49
Bed & Sleep4 mentions
- “I loved the mattress and bed at this hotel and felt that I slept the best here during our 2 week North Asia trip.” 5
- “Bed was very comfortable with firm and soft pillow options.” 22
- “The king-size bed is very comfortable and large, as is the couch.” 19
- “Most Chinese hotel seem to be single temperature buildings or can't turn on cool in the winter. Just stayed in the Westin Chaoyang. With the heat off and an empty duvet cover, it was tolerable.” 23
View1 mention · 1 filmed
- “this is the regin region hotel beijing let's check up on the view nothing really special” On camera240:57
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- No reviewer has named an individual room number here yet.
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- Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
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- 1Renaissance Beijing Wangfujing Hotelwangfujing-grand.tophotels-beijing.comReview siteDate not stated14 quotes used
“We truly appreciated the hotel's ambiance, the spaciousness and cleanliness of the rooms, and the overall service, which made us feel right at home. We are grateful to the front desk staff for their professionalism in re…”
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- 4Help me choose my hotel in Beijing (1st time to China)reddit.comForum threadDate not stated8 quotes used
“The bathroom sealant had some mould. For a 5 star hotel, I expected a higher standard.”
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“Since neither Karen nor I have elite status with Marriott, there was no complimentary breakfast during our stay. Also the in-property dining options were very expensive compared to the city.”
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