Beijing Kuntai Royal Hotel

There's a particular kind of property that travellers keep coming back to in Beijing: Beijing Kuntai Royal Hotel, a upscale property in Chaoyang, fits that bill. What gives the place its edge is the address itself: set away from the busiest corners of Beijing, a detail that consistently shows up in what guests write…

There's a particular kind of property that travellers keep coming back to in Beijing: Beijing Kuntai Royal Hotel, a upscale property in Chaoyang, fits that bill. What gives the place its edge is the address itself: set away from the busiest corners of Beijing, a detail that consistently shows up in what guests write afterwards. Inside, the rooms are polished, and guests pick out reliable wi-fi and on-site parking as the small things that add up over a stay. The vibe lands somewhere between residential and editorial, which is rarer than it sounds. Pull the review pages apart and you find 75 reviews, with a genuinely glowing consensus that's hard to engineer. Reputation has held up across enough stays to mean something. Expect to pay something in the region of €78 a night, a middle-of-the-road entry on the board, especially when stacked against nearby alternatives. Whether Beijing Kuntai Royal Hotel is the right fit depends on the trip, but it earns a place on the comparison shortlist for Beijing more often than not.