Not a bad hotel, but unless you need to be here for a reason there are better choices. The hotel website is [--] , which I had a hard time finding before I went. The major problem is the rooms. When you book a room, especially if you get a good deal, expect to be put into one of the... more

OK I was back at the Minzu in October. I did not have a reservation, my wife and I just walked in. They were fully booked as were many other good hotels in town but, the staff bent over backwards to get us a not just a room but a suite. When you are half-way around the world It is... more

A week ago I walked into the Minzu Hotel in Beijing, China. It looked like a modern version of a luxurious golden palace! I arrived with no reservation and (sadly) discovered that the hotel was full. Though I was grubby from travelling in the countryside (muddy shoes, worn out jacket and not appealing luggage) I was treated like the queen... more

I have stayed in this hotel twice recently on business. I agree with the previous reviews that only certain floors have been recently renovated - and one must specify one wants to stay in a renovated room - ( I think they have finished up to the 4th Floor now - as of Jan 2006) however the renovated rooms are... more

I stayed at this hotel for one night after coming back to Beijing from Xian. Boy am I glad it's only for one night. The hotel is located at Xi Dan area (west of Wangfujing) and has an impressive look from outside. Even the lobby has a sense of grandness when you first walked in but don't be fooled by... more

Stayed at Minzu in July of 2004. They did not have the correct reservation, and tried to put 3 grown women in 2 twin beds. Beds were quite hard. No matress padding at all. We tried to ask for a car and driver and got taken to the beauty salon. There appeared to be no one who was on staff... more

Pague 700 rmb por dia, algo como usd 100, con un espectacular desayuno incluido, por ese costo beneficio el hotel... more