I have stayed at numerous hotels around the world ( around 60 -70 days a year), and the Grand Hyatt in Beijing continues to be one of top 3 hotels that I have ever stayed it. The pool has been recently renovated, and is absolutely breathtaking. It has Jungle, water fall motive, with an amazing ceiling. The breakfast continues to be great with a huge variety of foods available.

This is a good hotel, located close to the Forbidden City and the tourist areas. The breakfast buffet is a notable highlight, as is the pool/spa area (although they force you to wear a swimming cap which was a little offputting). Concierge/porter/doormen were not that helpful (perhaps not helped by limited English) and sometimes it felt that certain locals at the hotel were prioritised over foreign visitors. There is little point in doormen if they ignore guests and simply talk amongst themselves. Some on the rooms need updating and the beds very hard (although they were able to offer a mattress topper to make it slightly softer). Overall a good hotel but not on par with other Grand Hyatts around the world.

We stayed 3 nights and would highly recommend! The spa, gym and pool are some of the best in the world. Our room was beautiful and great location- the hotel had bikes to use as well. The only downside was WiFi did not work well

Amazing hotel. Can’t really fault it. The suites are amazing. The only real problem is that the hotel has no staff that speak English. They don’t really care. It appeared to me that the whole city is designed to make foreigners feel very unwelcome. There is no desire to serve like they do in Istanbul. And the room service and food prices are just over the top.

I recently stayed at the Grand Hyatt Beijing with my husband. The hotel is in a prime location. The entire crew is incredibly courteous, accommodating, and aware of our needs. Although somewhat worn out, our room was functional.