Great location, good value, rooms okay, service okay, giant TV in the Restaurant room delivers ridiculous government propaganda for breakfast

Near to eateries and restaurant. 2 train stations from Wangfujing

Room temperature is very high, called the room service, was told that the air-condition has been shut down, there is no way to adjust the room temperature. Finally, the room service gave me a fan, better than nothing.

Grand Mercure Beijing Dongcheng is the accor hotel in Beijing with the best service. The excecutive lounge manager Mia upgraded my room to suite, and he was quite entertaining when we had a talk at the lounge. The breakfast and happy hour were OK.

I always stay here when traveling to Beijing. It’s the nicest hotel in the Gulou neighborhood and I’m always happy with the room (especially the bathtub). This time was even better though. Because of a booking mixup on 飞猪 (not the hotel’s fault), they couldn’t find my info and I had to wait 10 minutes during check-in. Not a big deal at all and the staff was extremely polite and friendly while she figured out what was going on. Then she said because of the mix-up she had upgraded my room for free. This was no minor upgrade - this room was bigger than my old apartment: two bathrooms, two TVs, an office area, a huge bathtub, and lots more. Thanks to this upgrade and great service all weekend, I really got to relax and get work done in my room. And because of that, my meeting went exceptionally well. Great service and hospitality really can change peoples’ lives for the better. This stay proves it. Thank you!

A homestay experience since my arrival. The reservation service helped me on the documents preparation in advance, therefore the check in was quite smooth.

Thanks for the room upgrade from front Desk. Room is clean and comfortable

Always enjoy staying here. Staff members are becoming friends during the years. I have always appreciated the kind help from front desk staff who are really patient with my multiple parcels.

Staffs were very friendly, thanks to the kind arrangement of the hotel front desk and staff in the 101 Bar, I experienced one of the best Birthdays. Everything was satisfying.

The room was very old and dated. The rooms are over priced. I paid another 400 CNY per night to upgrade to a suite. Not worth it. The breakfast was also bad. The staff was very slow.

Rooms & service are nice. only one point need to approve is the shower area. the cleanliness is not enough as there have some smells and mold.

I stayed at the Grand Mercure Beijing Dongcheng during Dec 2019. I chose this hotel because of its close proximity to the BeiXinQiao subway station as well as the wonderful restaurants nearby. The room I had was spacious, equipped with both a shower booth as well as a bathtub. It was also equipped with a safety deposit box which I made full use of. The lounge area in the room was a wonderful addition. The only tiny issue I encountered was on the day of my departure, the concierge ordered a taxi for me, but because of limited parking space and traffic jams, the taxi was unable to enter the hotel pick-up point. I simply had to pull my luggage to the main street to enter the taxi. Not a huge problem at all! Overall, I would stay at this hotel again when I visit Beijing.

As usual, check in and check out was smooth and quick. As usual, I could seat at the bar without anyone asking me if I needed something. Room (6th floor) was clean. Wifi was good. A little bit cold in the breakfast room but good variety of choices.

The Hotel is a bit aged but well located near the historical attractions. No check in, check out and breakfast available at the Executive Lounge. Platinum status was well recognized and the best part of this stay was the friendly and constant assistance of Mr Lei ZHANG from the Executive Lounge. Mr ZHANG has displayed a very high degree of enthusiasm towards his job and I can not thank enough for his dedication to his services. He is a true asset to this hotel and to Accor, and he will probably be the only reason if I will return to this hotel in the future. The food and beverage selection at the Executive Lounge was fair in relation to the popularity. The assigned Suite Room was comfortable but required a fair bit of walk from the lifts. Breakfast at the Main Restaurant was a joke. The female associate was standing at the front only to mark off your room number, neither trying nor willing to provide any assistance. You will struggle to find a clean table to sit down, and by the time you do and you walk away to get some food, you will find some strangers sitting at your table when you come back. And the food is, also, below the average Grand Mercure standard. Overall a fair stay for a two days business trip. I look forward to hear any feedback from the Hotel Management regarding my concerns.

I'm a regular guest at this hotel and originally chose it for its excellent location (very close to the subway for getting to work and also very convenient for bars, restaurants and tourist attractions, if you happen to be staying for leisure) and because of a recommendation from the manager of the Swissotel, which is currently closed for refurbishment, where I was also a regular visitor. The fabric of the place is in good condition and the rooms are large and well appointed and there is a very nice lobby bar/cafe (Cafe 101) where you will get excellent service from the likes of Fiona and Sonic, who always greet you with a smile and a friendly word and go out of there way to make you feel at home. The best thing for me though are the people, who are a great credit to the new general manager, Billy and Steven, who runs the front office. On the reception desks my go to people are Grace and George who are unfailingly friendly and accommodating and are always happy to offer advice and help (on this occasion they helped me arrange to get a parcel sent from the hotel to my company office in Gansu province). I should say that I mention Grace and George in particular as I know them both from their time at the Swissotel, but everyone on the front desks are great, so it really doesn't matter who you go to. If you are lucky enough to have a room or Le Club Accor membership that gives you access to the lounge you will meet Annie or Billy, who take it in turns to look after the Executive lounge. Both are lovely people and will really make your feel welcome. The personal touch I referred to in the title of this review was never more clearly demonstrated than on my last visit; I always struggle to find a bath robe in Chinese hotels that is big enough and on one of my previous visits I had mentioned this to the staff at the Grand Mercure. On my first night of this visit I was greeted by Steven, Sonic, George and Annie who had arranged to get me a large robe and came to the lounge to present it to me. As if that were not enough, they also brought me a couple of bottles of beer and macaroons with my Wechat profile picture printed on them! I have never come across such a gesture in any hotel and I was and still am, really touched and grateful and really want to thank everyone involved. I have absolutely no hesitation recommending this hotel for business or leisure and I look forward to returning again very soon