Kuntai Hotel Beijing
Beijing · People's Republic of China · No. 2 Qiyang Road Chaoyang District
About Kuntai Hotel Beijing — Luxury Boutique Hotel in Beijing
Kuntai Hotel Beijing is an exceptional 5-star hotel in Beijing, People's Republic of China. Guests enjoy a distinctive experience combining world-class facilities including kids club, bar, concierge, and more with the personalised warmth that defines great boutique hospitality.
Guest Reviews 4.3 / 5
Kuntai Royal is a tidy hotel located very close to city center. The best thing about this hotel is its location. There are several restaurants, malls and shops at a walking ditance from the hotel. Russian market is located very close to the hotel, which is nice and economical place. U town mall.is also close by, where many branded shops are available. The hotel is 16 storied. Rooms are nice spacious and tidy. Room service is good and efficient. Most of the rooms have nice views. Breakfast has lots of variety and is very good. There are meeting rooms and party hall available for parties at night. Rooms have tv, locker, iron, coffee maker, electric kettle and hair dryer. Toiletries are replanished daily. Toilets are bit small but cleanliness is good. Laundry service is available in hotel, which is bit costly. At times the staff insist to pay for laundry service in cash, rather than including it in room bill. Swimming pool is good and mostly not crowded. Hotel staff is nice and help. Overall a very nice experience to stay in this hotel.
the hotel is not in the center, but in a very good place, clean, well-kept, cafes, shops around. the hotel feels like it's not new, but everything is very decent. large, well-equipped rooms, wonderful bed and pillows, excellent cleaning, they updated everything for the shower every day, tea, coffee, water, several bottles. there is an iron, robes, slippers. normal breakfast, but not worth 100 yuan. the staff speaks poor English. the rooms are very hot, bad air conditioning
Expensive hotel and you expect good service. They don't understand shit when you speak to them in English; ask for a dish and they tell you that the kitchen is closed and if you threaten to talk to the manager they do everything you ask; pool with jacuzzi that hasn't worked for years and you pay for it (I worked in Beijing for a long time); they come into your room even if you have put "do not disturb". They don't give a shit about your well-being. Like all the luxury hotels in China I've been to, the operators are really bad.