The Imperial Mansion, Beijing Marriott Executive Apartments

Some red flags — 4.4★ guest rating

4★ class · 4.4 guest rating · 107 reviews · ~$227/night

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Peace of Mind Score

low confidence

How we scored it

Quality & cleanliness

4.4★ guest rating

Location & access

4.2★ location/transit/airport access; 45 km from the city centre

Trust & class

107 reviews, 4-star, 6 amenities

Price fairness

priced above peers of similar quality

Not part of the score — a cheap room can be cheap for reasons we can't see

Service70% positive · 17% negative

Location96% positive · 0% negative

Kitchen75% positive · 25% negative

Property75% positive · 18% negative

Bathroom57% positive · 14% negative

Sleep57% positive · 29% negative

Breakfast

On-site food & drink, as listed by the property.

ParkingAir conditioningPet-friendlyKid-friendlySmoke-free property

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Typically ~$227/night. Check your dates for a live rate.

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