[2025 Beijing Stay] Travel Guide for Swissôtel Beijing Hong Kong Macau Center (Updated May)

Hey everyone! I recently stayed at the Swissôtel Beijing Hong Kong Macau Center and had a fantastic experience! If you're planning to visit the Forbidden City, travel for business, shop in Sanlitun, or catch a show at the Workers' Stadium, this hotel is perfect. I have to tell you all about it. The average cost for a deluxe twin room is usually around CNY 700, including breakfast for two. This price is incredibly reasonable for a hotel within the Second Ring Road, offering exceptional value for money! If you're on a budget but still want a great stay, this is the place to be. Let's talk about the room layout. When I first entered the room, I compared it to the Swissôtel I stayed at in Singapore and thought, wow, this space is much smaller, and the sofa is shorter. I felt a bit disappointed at first. However, the office chair was really comfortable, and I ended up spending most of my time in it. The room layout is quite reasonable, with clear functional areas. Although it's an old building that was renovated in 2022, it looks brand new. The amenities are all new, and the rooms are well-maintained. On the 3rd floor, there's the Sunset Lounge and a swimming pool. I heard that many influencers go to the Sunset Lounge during sunset to take photos, capturing the stunning view of the traffic and the sunset merging together. And guess what? This hotel has parking! However, starting from January 2025, there will be a parking fee of CNY 10 per hour, with a maximum of CNY 80 per day. But until then, you can get free vouchers at the front desk. If you're an Accor member, you can also enjoy complimentary drinks, choosing from beverages or freshly made coffee. The soundproofing and cleanliness of this hotel are top-notch! The soundproofing is so good that you can't hear any outside noise in the room, ensuring a peaceful sleep. The cleaning ladies are very friendly and keep the rooms spotless, making your stay worry-free. Let me share some other tips. The hotel's location is unbeatable. It's right outside the "Dongsishitiao" subway station on Line 2, within the Second Ring Road. Whether you want to visit attractions like the Forbidden City or go to Sanlitun and the Workers' Stadium, transportation is very convenient. Plus, you can see the China Zun from here, which is a great view. The breakfast time is from 6:30 to 10:30 at the restaurant on the first floor, and Happy Hour is from 17:30 to 19:30 in the executive lounge on the 16th floor. The breakfast is delicious, and they even have ice cubes, so you can enjoy iced orange juice even in the winter. The orange juice during Happy Hour tastes freshly squeezed and is even better than the breakfast juice, which is quite surprising! And guess what? Both the breakfast and Happy Hour offer chocolate that you have to break apart to eat, which is supposedly very expensive. If you like it, go for it! The French pastries are also amazing. Some may look ordinary, but they taste incredible and are a must-try. There are also Beijing snacks outside the hotel, like donkey rolls, so be sure to try them. As for the service, some people say it's not great, but the staff I encountered were very friendly, especially the cleaning lady, who made a very positive impression!

I often go to the restaurant opposite, but I've never stayed here. The location is excellent, and it's so close to the subway. This brand is part of the Accor Group, so Accor members can earn points and enjoy member benefits. I stayed in a corner room, which was quite spacious. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was divided into wet and dry areas, which was also quite spacious. The room usually comes with free drinking water, and there are also paid drinks in the minibar. There is a drink bar and breakfast restaurant on the first floor, and the food and drink options are quite varied. The hotel gym is open 24 hours, and the pool is open until 9 pm. The pool is not very big, so it's fine if there aren't many people, but it can feel crowded if there are a few people. Finally, thanks to Albert Zhou at the front desk for the great service.

Check-in Experience - Swissotel Beijing Hong Kong Macau Center This old Beijing hotel has been completely renovated. Experience and feelings: 1. The Hong Kong Macau Center building is grand and distinctive. I remembered it the first time I passed by, so I went to check it out a few days after it reopened. The renovation was very successful. 2. The staff were all very professional, and I received all the member benefits. I went to the lobby bar to get my welcome drink and saw the hotel management holding a meeting. They seemed to take their service very seriously. Brief reviews: Location: The hotel is right next to the Dongsi Shitiao subway station, near the Poly Theater. It's within walking distance of Taikoo Li Sanlitun and the Workers' Stadium. Check-in and check-out: The process was very smooth. Member benefits: As a Platinum member, I booked a basic room and was upgraded to a Swiss Executive King Room. I received a welcome gift and executive benefits. Room comfort: I went there shortly after it opened. The smell wasn't too strong, and I slept well. Facilities and services: The service was good. I didn't use the gym or other facilities. Dining: The breakfast was average. I didn't go to the lounge. Cleanliness: No problem. Extra consumption: None Cost performance: The room was a bit small, and the decor was minimalist. There wasn't much of a night view, but the location was good. If you can get a room for less than CNY 1,000, it's good value for money.

🏨 In Beijing, it's hard to find a 5-star hotel that is both high-quality and low-cost for around CNY 800. The Swissotel Beijing Hong Kong Macau Center, the first Swissotel in Greater China, meets this standard after its 23-year renovation. Overall, I stayed at this hotel 3 times. There are obvious shortcomings, such as small rooms, standard rooms without bathtubs, and small washbasins. But considering the location, price, and newly renovated facilities, I think it's worth recommending. The breakfast and executive lounge are also good, and there is special Swiss chocolate, which tastes very good. The swimming pool and gym are not big, but they are new, not crowded, and quiet. Introduction: Swissotel Beijing Hong Kong Macau Center is located at the southeast corner of Dongsi Shitiao Bridge on East 2nd Ring Road, at the intersection of the Central Business District and the embassy district, close to Dongsi Shitiao Subway Station, near Workers Stadium and Sanlitun embassy district. The location is excellent and the transportation is convenient.

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