Great view of the Beijing city. Lobby on 63/F. You can see the chaotic traffic from 6am. Excellent service. Very nice breakfast. Shopping malls below the building. Not easy to get a taxi but it's a common problem in Beijing.

Stayed here over 10 times on business. Good business hotel with great facilities. Food is a little bit off - trying too hard to be upscale but not quite pulling it off. The a/c blows right at the desk so it's difficult to work at the desk without being col, but the room would get too uncomfortable if you turn it off. Overall, quite good but nothing to write home about, but probably better than any od the other options in Beijing, which are not that great (ive tried Grand Hyatt, China World, St Regis, Westin Chaoyang, Ritz Carlton Financial Street, Intercon Financial Street and JW Marriott) . The elevators from the lobby to the ground floor is very slow.

Stayed here for 3 nights in August 2012 inbetween business and did some sightseeing. We used hotel transfer from the airport and was greeted by an immaculately dressed chaffeur complete with hat and well presented sign.

The hotel lobby is located on a very high floor which makes for great views both from the public areas and rooms. The room was well laid out, very comfortable bed and bedding, well sized walk-in shower and a Japanese bath (square tub) which I personally do not care for. Plenty of counter space, lots of closet space and great views over the CBD area.

We made use of the Concierge in arranging a tour to the Great Wall of China which turned out to be a fantastic day of exploration.

Ate one evening in the China Grill, a highly acclaimed Beijing restaurant, which served superb cuisine.

Overall this is a great city location, a high quality Hyatt property and all the staff we encountered were very efficient, polite and friendly.

I stayed here for three nights in two separate business stays. Not inexpensive. Quick check in and check out with acceptable English spoken at the desk. Perfect valet service with no problems with transportation to and from the airport. Fantastic views when the Beijing air pollution permits. Very quiet rooms with high end furnishings and bath. Longest, softest bath robes I've ever encountered. Top notch staff and service. Elevators can be initially confusing but you quickly adapt; one set from the building lobby where you are greeted and directed to the 63rd floor for check in. Then a separate set to take you down to your room and yet a third to take you up to the China Grill which offers a very good buffet for breakfast and lunch. The hotel location offers everything from upscale shopping to a variety of restaurants in the building sub-level which also provides access to the Beijing subway system for the adventuresome. Travel Tip; Local taxi transportation on the fly is very challenging since government set low fares require longer trips to be profitable for the driver. Be prepared to take the subway or arrange for transportation ahead of time. "Black" taxis charge higher rates so be prepared to pay more than metered taxis should you be offered such a ride while trying to flag down a regular taxi.