This hotel really let us down. We had trouble finding the entrance and ended up going through the attached mall and eventually through a small gift shop to get to the lobby. They are undergoing renovations, so the lobby is a complete mess with a temporary check-in center setup on tables. The noise from the construction was loud enough to... more

Stayed on the "executive floor" on the 10th floor for about $90. This isn't like the "Howard Johnson's" in the US as this place is much nicer. Clean and relatively big room (I had a baclony facing the atrium). The bathroom was a little strange as there was a huge window right to the bedroom (OK I guess because you... more

Arrived in Bejing with reservation for Days Inn Forbidden City. Hated it and went to Howard Johnson Paragon which is a short cab ride away. Friends who were staying there recommended hotel and we went to front desk where we were welcomed and offered a lovely,, clean and large room on the executive floor (10) with nice views for approximately... more

I have just come back from a four night stay in the Paragon and I have to say that it is more than I was expecting. If you arrive by plane on new terminal 3 you can take the shuttle bus that goes to the Train Station which is opposite to the hotel. You can take the bus at Exit... more

We spent 3 nights at HJ Paragon in a standard room. The hotel is situated directly opposite to the central station and a subway station. ATTENTION: Till now the only possibility to get from the airport to the hotel is by bus or taxi! Subway line from the airport is under construction presumably till the games will start. Most of... more

Coming out of the train station, tired and cold, I was a bit stressed about finding a nice bed for the night. The first name I saw? The Paragon. You can't miss it and shouldn't miss it, for it is truly above-average. We walked in at 7:00am and they gave us a room straightaway at a rate that roughly equalled... more

great hotel, great staff excelent brakfast ,great location. MOSTLLY RECOMENDED. more

The location is perfect. You don’t need to leave your hotel to get to the tube station; you just go through the shopping centre next door... really handy when it is raining. The subway and the train station are just in front of the hotel (but you cannot hear a thing). The nearest stop is Beijing Zhan. There are plenty... more

Hi. My wife and l spent three nights at HJ Beijing as part of a tour group (5 people) in June 2007. On first impression the Hotel appears Western, and attempts to follow the direction of current western hotels. The foyer was indeed pleasant. Tipping is expected. Like many hotels in China, l found that reception was again unfriendly and... more