Name: China Club Beijing
Address: No. 51 Xi Rong Xian Alley Xi Dan,Xi Rong Xian Alley, Beijing, Beijing, Beijing, 100031, China
Rating: 8

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China Club Beijing

Beijing

Gourmet establishments like China Club in Singapore are becoming a rare breed these days. The same over-priced outlets are around but just not as close and warm. Always a facade in between, a mask away.

China Club in first-world Singapore is different. More than the view (up on 52nd), more than the food distinction, the big Plus is the head honcho, Master Andrew Mah himself. He sets the pace and the tone for everything that works and excels in this top-of-the-world Cloud 9 dining paradise.

How can one get there to enjoy some of the fine cuisine offerings? Call the master; or, join China Club.

Always Good

Traditional, makes you understand how China was before 200 years. A club that the Chineese PM is a member. 

The food was just good for me. Depends if you like Chineese food. If you love it, you will be pleased. If not, you will find something to eat.

VERY GOOD

I stumbled across the china club by accident and am so pleased that i did. The setting is one of the most amazing in Beijing. From the minute you walk in to the first Hutong you know you are somewhere special. The buildings have been beautifully restored. I was entertaining friends and had arranged to go for champagne in the bar before we ate. The staff were the perfect balance between attentive and discrete. There was no problem when we wanted to stay for a second drink before moving to our table. when we did go through to eat the food was amazing. The choice and presentation are second to none. I can absolutely recommend the crackling rice with pork. If you have chance and are looking for something a little different I cannot recommend the China Club enough, I only wish i had become a member when I had chance.

Fantastic

I can not think of a better place to stay in Beijing, and I have stayed in many hotels in Beijing over the past 20 years.  China Club is my choice for vacation stay in Beijing,  but I will not recommend it for Business stays as it does not have the efficiency or convenience of a Business Hotel or a 5 Star Hotel.   The staff is very friendly and nothing contrived about the experience there.  The only issue I have is the very slow and unstable Wifi service,  which was frustrating when I was trying to conduct business affairs online from my room.

Beautiful place to stay

The hotel and the adjacent club were quiet, but very nice. The rooms are just great. The dark wood closets, the bed with a canopy, the lion's-legged bath, Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. The staff were very friendly and friendly. We booked a room with breakfast. The breakfast was fantastic! You could choose between the eastern and western menu. The western breakfast included juice, coffee, toast, eggs, cotton or mussels and yogurt... We would advise other travelers not to visit the hotel restaurant because the prices there are very high.

Great numbers, huge potential, but there are a few reasons to be disappointed...

My friend and I were here during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the hotel and the attached club were very quiet, but nice. The rooms are great, with dark wood dividers, a built-in sky bed, a bathtub on the feet, and modern communication, Wi-Fi, flat screen TV. The staff were very friendly and polite. We booked a room with breakfast, which was absolutely fantastic. You could choose between Asian and Western. The Western breakfast offered a lot of juice, coffee, toast, eggs, corn products/yogurt. One of the things we would recommend very much to a few other people: don't eat at the hotel's water restaurant. It's very convenient (a bottle of taxis to get better!) and you could ask for a lot of money in a restaurant in Beijing, which was just a week away. If we were to go to the hotel, we might have some problems and we could tell them that it was a good thing to go to the hotel, but if we were to go to the hotel, we would have to go to the hotel, and if we were to go to the hotel, we would have to find a few

Nice rooms, great potential, but a few disappointments.

My boyfriend and I stayed here during the mid-Autumn festival and the hotel and adjoining club was very quiet, but nice.  The rooms are gorgeous, dark wooden room dividers, enclosed canopy bed, clawfoot bathtub and along with modcons wifi / flat screen televisions.  The staff was very friendly and polite as well.  We booked a room with breakfast included, which was absolutely fantastic.  There was a choice between Asian and Western options.  The Western breakfast came with juice, coffee, toast, eggs, cereal / yogurt.  

A few things that we would advise other travellers is not to eat at the onsite restaurant, which is overpriced (one bottle of water was GBP 9!) and much better food can be found elsewhere in Beijing.  Also, we were a bit disappointed with the staff on a few occasions.  When we asked for a restaurant recommendation, they would only suggest the onsite restaurant and said they did not have any other suggestions.  When we asked if they could please arrange for a taxi on the morning of departure they said we should just go out to the street to find one.  It might have been because it was mid-Autumn festival week, but taxis were very difficult to find and would rarely stop. 

The China Club is a lovely place and has a lot of potential but needs to sort out a few issues with customer service first.

Beautiful rooms, a lot of potential but a few disappointments

It's a wonderful address, full of mystery and absolute luxury. From suites where wood predominates, the smell of wax, a dream bathroom, as big as the living room, where there's a sauna bath, a bed hidden under curtains and partitioned with a wooden couch added with a coat of the most comfortable...In short, we don't know what to add. The discreet service is perfect, without a false note but present at any time of stay. The lounges are full of small corners, secret bars, rumors, you'd think you'd be back under the old regime, it's mysterious, you'd risk being an actor in a movie in Mao's China. This hotel remains a club, too, if you get the chance to stay there, you can't have a single second of privacy!

It's just amazing.

If you cap in Beijing, leave the big hotels and all the noise alone... A short distance (we are in Beijing, eh...) from Tienamen Square, there is this little jewel: historic residence of a noble family, accommodates a hotel with 7 rooms and a restaurant. Traditional furnishings, wood everywhere, bed made from an alcove, very comfortable bathroom completely made of wood, bathtub in liberty style. The service is discreet, breakfast is quite varied, served free in the room, as well as wifi. Special choice, which allows you to immerse yourself in a Chinese atmosphere of other times. Unique new sphere: in the room I always found 4/5 mosquitoes every day! I never knew where I could get in...

For a different stay

Even though we found this place with difficulty, the atmosphere of this place is just charming. I was told that it used to be the Emperor's residence, there is a very well-preserved Chinese courtyard, delicious and just excellent food, first-class service. I would like to thank Lydia for the receptionist who did everything that depended on her, and even more, to arrange lunch and dinner for us in the room. She is very welcoming and kind, and has practical information. Thanks to her, we felt like desirable guests. Another treasure is Anthony, a manager to talk to for breakfast.

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