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It integrates hotels, apartments, conference centers and office buildings. It always adheres to the meticulous service concept, devotes itself to the perfect combination of business luxury and Chinese charm, and strives to make every guest feel the warmth and comfort of 'home'.
There are 466 apartments and 228 apartments in Liangmahe Hotel, including deluxe apartments, deluxe rooms, superior rooms and standard rooms. The room is based on modern style, mixed with European elements, simple and warm color, flexible and vivid overall space, which is a good choice for company travel and conference. The store also has 55000 square meters of office building, 800 square meters of Wandai hall and 1100 square meters of Zijin hall, which can accept banquets and conferences, and has first-class multimedia video conference facilities. Twelve multi-function halls, such as plum blossom hall and lotus hall, are ideal places for business negotiation, large, medium and small parties.
In addition, the hotel has a number of delicately decorated and distinctive restaurants and facilities: cuiya coffee shop, club, supermarket, bar, business center, fitness, tourism service center, bank and post office, so that guests can enjoy multiple life enjoyment such as accommodation, food, leisure and entertainment without leaving home.
Liangma riverside with pleasant scenery, prosperous and mature CBD Yansha business district, superior and convenient geographical location, high-quality and considerate hospitality, looking for a touch of tranquility in the hustle and bustle of the city, is the supreme choice for business guests.
How far is the hotel from Capital Airport Beijing?
Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel is 17.6km from the airport.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel offer airport shuttle service?
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel have a pool or gym?
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel accept credit card payments?
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
How much is the breakfast at Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel?
Each costs cny120 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel?
The room prices is from cny830, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Every little thing that is remembered
I have stayed in so many five-star hotels, many of which have good hardware, but what really makes me feel like I am being treated like an adult instead of a room number is Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel.
On that business trip to Beijing, the flight was delayed and landed at 1am. It's already two o'clock when I arrived at the hotel from the capital airport. The receptionist is on night shift and shows no signs of fatigue. She handed over the room card with a smile and said, "I have arranged a river view room on the 14th floor for you. Coffee is ready by the bedside? She said, 'Calculate the time it took for you to cook it, grind it now.'. When I entered the room, I saw that the American style was still steaming hot. Next to me was a handwritten card that read: "The flight is tough, go to bed early, breakfast until 10:30." The handwriting was neat and not printed. Being treated like this at 2 o'clock in the morning suddenly made me feel half exhausted.
The next day, when I went out for a meeting, I came back to find that my room had been cleaned and there was an extra plate of cut fruits on the table, with the Beijing Daily next to it. I asked the front desk how she knew I was reading the newspaper, and the girl said, 'You read the newspaper in the lobby for a while last night before going upstairs, so I left a copy for you.' I didn't even realize this action myself, but she saw it.
What surprised me the most was the butler service. On the second day of check-in, I casually mentioned to the butler that my suit was wrinkled. On the third morning, my suit was already hanging on the hanger, flat and even covered with a dust bag. I asked how it was done, and she said, 'You took it to the laundry room after you slept last night, and it came back at six o'clock.'. I didn't even say I needed to iron it, I just muttered something while eating. But she took note and did one more step than I expected.
On the day of check-out, I caught an early flight and went downstairs at seven o'clock. The front desk girl sorted and bagged the clothes I had washed these days by color in advance, wiped my leather shoes, zipped them up, and even stuffed the charger into the side pocket for me. When she handed the bag, she said, "I'll let you know in advance next time. I'll reserve the room facing the river for you." I agreed, but she added, "It's windy in Beijing, and there's a warm baby in the bag. It's posted on the road
To be honest, the hotel's hardware is not the latest, the carpets have a vintage feel, and the gym is not big. But when it comes to service, it achieves a temperature of being "seen" - it's not a standard script trained, it's not a performance of smiling etiquette, but someone really pays attention to what you say, do, and need.
Walking out of the gate, I looked back, and the hotel stood quietly by the Liangma River. The shadow of wutong was not publicized. But I know that there is a girl who is making coffee at 2 o'clock in the morning, and a butler who returns her suit at 6 o'clock.
Next time I come to Beijing, I will stay at Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel. Not for that river, just for the phrase 'I'll leave you the one facing the river'.Business strongholds within the Third Ring Road
Last month, I went to Beijing to run a channel expansion project in the North China region, with clients in the Yansha and Sanlitun areas. When booking a hotel, I only consider three criteria: proximity to customers, availability of meeting rooms, and poor internet connectivity. After flipping around, Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel jumped out - East Third Ring Road North, adjacent to the embassy district and Yansha business district, with a five-star rating and complete conference rooms. Enough, that's it.
It's 2pm to the restaurant, and it takes about 40 minutes to take a taxi from Capital Airport. The car turned into the hotel road from the third ring road. On both sides of the road, the French wutong cut the sun into pieces of gold and sprinkled it on the light beige exterior wall of the hotel. The lobby is not large but has weight, with dark carpets, warm colored lamps, and a few pots of green plants, exuding an old-fashioned five-star sense of stability. The front desk girl checked in in in three minutes and handed over her room card, saying, "The business king size bed room you booked is on the tenth floor, and the conference room is on the second floor. If you need to make an appointment, just let the front desk know." It's straightforward and without further ado.
The room is on the tenth floor, about 40 square meters, with a square layout. The first thing I do upon entering is not to admire the scenery, but to plug in the internet cable. The desk was by the window, with two five socket sockets, one Ethernet port, and one HDMI cable. I connected my laptop to Tencent Meeting on the spot, and the screen was as stable as a rock for forty minutes. The customer in Tianjin said, 'Why do you have a river in your background?' I said, 'Yes, but I'm working.'. Wi Fi and wired dual insurance, the most feared network issue for business trips, are very stable here.
The next morning, I went to the conference room on the second floor and made an appointment with the front desk in advance. At 8 o'clock, we had everything available, including projectors, whiteboards, video equipment, and mineral water. The rectangular table could accommodate twelve people. The client brought five people, three of us, and we talked for three hours to finalize the agency framework for the North China region. The conference room has good sound insulation, and when the door is closed, the sound in the hallway is almost inaudible, and discussions are not disturbed. I can catch a glimpse of the water surface of Liangma River outside the window, take a glance in between, my eyes are not tired.
The bed is the foundation of this trip. The mattress is thick and supportive, not the soft and collapsing feeling of a new hotel. Lying down, the waist and back are firmly caught. The blanket was fluffy but not too heavy, and I tried two pillows. In the end, I chose a high pillow, and my neck did not get angry. The curtains provide excellent shading, and when pulled tightly, it's as dark as late at night. As someone who sleeps lightly like me, I didn't realize I had slept for a full eight hours until 6:30 when the alarm clock rang.
Breakfast is on the first floor, with a variety of both Chinese and Western dishes. I brought a bowl of bean curd jelly served with sauce, two deep-fried dough sticks, and a cup of American style. I sat by the window for ten minutes, finished eating, and went upstairs to work.
On the day of check-out, I had to catch an afternoon flight. The front desk helped me call a car and handed me the shirts that had been washed and ironed in the past few days in a bag, saying, "They're all sorted out. It's convenient for you to go on the way." I was stunned for a moment - I didn't even mention that I needed to iron my clothes, probably because I casually said my suit was a bit wrinkled when I checked in. But she remembered.
In terms of shortcomings, elevators have to wait during peak hours, parking spaces are not spacious, and gym equipment is outdated. But business trips are not vacations, they all take up the right location, stable internet, availability for meetings, good sleep, and fast check-out.
Next time we come to Beijing to discuss matters, we will also book Beijing Landmark Towers Hotel. Not for anything else, just for that stable internet cable and the bed that allowed me to sleep well for five nights inside the third ring road.