We stayed at the JW Marriott in April for a few days of discovery. My husband had been in Beijing for a few days for business meetings and picked the hotel as it was convenient to visit his clients. The hotel is not close to Tiananmen square/Forbidden City but makes for an easy trip from the airport or to go... more

I am sitting in the JW Marriott in Beijing as I write this review and could not be happier. First the property, it is a new hotel that has everything you could ask for. A full spa, an indoor pool, great restaurants, beautifully appointed rooms. The bathroom is eligant with all the needed "bottles" including things like tooth brushes. I... more

I stayed at the JW Marriott Beijing for 4 nights with my family while on vacation in China. I travel to China regularly for business but this was the first trip over for the rest of my family. The hotel is very nice, but is lacking compared to other luxury options in China. I would not stay there again or... more

I went to Beijing blindly, not knowing where to stay or what to expect on my first visit to Asia. I went with the trusted name of JW Marriott with fingers crossed that it was the right choice. I couldn't have choosen a more fabulous hotel! The staff went out of their way to accomodate any need, spoke English, and... more

Hotel opened in NOV'08 and makes for a very pleasant stay in Beijing. We paid to upgrade to the Executive level (worked out at about $70 a night plus tax extra) and was worth every penny. Breakfast in the Exec. lounge is more than adequate but you should splurge at least one morning and eat in the main restaurant on... more

I stayed at this hotel for a few days and it was absolutely fantastic. Its a very new property (little over an year old), is located fairly close to the city centre and right next to a shopping plaza and the ritz carlton. The rooms are large and fantastic, the bathrooms impressive. Staff is extremely friendly and anticipate needs which... more