Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing is located in the Complex Building No. 2, Capital Airport Freight Road, Chaoyang District, 200 meters west of Terminal 1.
Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing has an elegant environment and complete supporting facilities. The hotel has carefully designed more than 100 guest rooms, with complete supporting facilities such as air conditioning, domestic and international long-distance calls, 24-hour hot water, and 24-hour Internet access.
The hotel also has a lobby bar, merchandise department, business center, conference room, gym, etc., which brings convenience and comfort to your travel and business trip.
Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing is 561m from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 12:00, and check-out time is until 14:00 at Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing.
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny30 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny700, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Choosing a hotel for business trips, location and transportation are the top priorities. This time flying to Beijing, it's already 9:30pm when I land at the Capital International Airport. I need a hotel that can be reached immediately after leaving the terminal. Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing, truly deserving of its name, is located right next to Terminal 3, a fifteen minute walk away, tailor-made for those who need to catch an early flight.
Let's talk about transportation first. Get out of Terminal 3 and follow the signs to the underground passage. You don't need to cross the road or wait for traffic lights. Just walk all the way and you'll see the hotel sign. Dragging a suitcase for fifteen minutes, neither tired nor in a hurry, is even more worry free than taking a taxi. The hotel has a free shuttle bus that departs every half an hour from 5am to 11pm. The driver departs on time and goes directly from the lobby entrance to the T3 departure level, a five minute drive. I took the shuttle bus at 5 o'clock on the flight at 6 o'clock the next day, and the check-in and security checks were smooth all the way without any panic. The same goes for the return journey, walking back to the hotel after landing is much faster than waiting for a taxi.
The surrounding environment is better than I imagined. The hotel is not standing alone next to the airport. Behind it is the airport living area, with several convenience stores and fast food restaurants. You can buy water and snacks within a five minute walk. There is a small park diagonally across from me. On the third evening, I took a walk and walked around. There were not many trees, but it was quiet. The roar of planes taking off and landing on the runway became the background white noise, giving me a wonderful sense of relaxation. Further away, it's a 20 minute drive from Shunyi city center. There are shopping malls and restaurants, but to be honest, I don't have time to go shopping on business trips. Just know if there are.
When it comes to shortcomings, they must also be written truthfully. There is no subway station around the hotel. The nearest one is the airport line in Terminal 3, which requires arriving at the terminal before entering the station. It takes about forty minutes to take a taxi to the city center, and even longer if there is traffic jam. If you want to go to Chaoyang or Haidian for business, the commuting time is not short. But if your itinerary is a round trip from the airport, the transportation convenience here is almost perfect.
Another thing worth mentioning is parking. If you drive here, the hotel has a free parking lot, and the parking space is not too tight. My colleague drove to pick me up and waited in the parking lot for ten minutes before coming out. For business scenarios that require airport transfers, this is a plus point.
The biggest feeling after staying for two nights is' no fuss'. No need to take a taxi, no need to navigate, no need to worry about missing a flight. Just walk a few steps to the terminal, and when you come back, you can lie down and sleep. For those who frequently fly to the capital airport, this sense of "immediate arrival upon arrival" is more valuable than any decoration or landscape.
Next time flying to Beijing, as long as the flight is at the Capital International Airport, it is highly likely to be here. Not for anything else, just for the fifteen minute walk from T3 to the lobby and the shuttle bus that departs at 5 o'clock on time.Show more
I flew three times to Beijing last month, each time in the morning. I landed in the afternoon, met clients in the evening, and returned early the next morning. There is only one hard standard for booking a hotel: proximity to the capital airport, morning shuttle service, and internet connectivity. My colleague said, 'Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing is right next to T3.' I checked and found out that it's a fifteen minute walk to the terminal. The business room includes breakfast and a conference room. Perfect, book it all three times.
The first time I arrived at the hotel was at 10 pm, dragging my suitcase over from T3 without taking a taxi. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to find it on the road, so I followed the signs and arrived in five minutes. The lobby lighting is not particularly bright but clean and tidy. The front desk girl saw me carrying a suitcase and wearing a suit, and directly said, "Do you want a wake-up call and shuttle bus at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning?" I said yes. She checked in in in three minutes and when she handed over her room card, she attached a small note with the shuttle bus time and breakfast location written on it. The feeling of arranging things in advance without asking oneself is too important for business people rushing to catch a flight.
The room is on the eighth floor. Please plug in the internet cable before entering. The desk is by the window, with two sockets and one Ethernet port. I turned on my computer and connected it to Wi Fi for a round of testing. The video conference screen is clear and not lagging. The customer in Shenzhen asked me why the background is white walls, and I said, 'Do you still want a sea view for an airport hotel?' He smiled. Wi Fi and wired dual insurance, the most feared network issue for business trips, are now stable here.
The next morning at 5 o'clock, my alarm clock went off, and I washed my face and carried my bag downstairs. The shuttle bus is already waiting at the door. The driver is an uncle who hasn't spoken all the way, but the car is driving steadily. Check in, security check, and boarding at T3, all in one go.
The second time I came was to talk to clients about projects. I have made an appointment with the front desk in advance for a conference room on the third floor. The projection, whiteboard, and mineral water will be fully arranged, and a rectangular table will be sufficient for eight people. The client came from Chaoyang, and I came from Hongqiao. We met in the conference room and talked for two hours to finalize the direction of cooperation. The conference room has good sound insulation, and when the door is closed, the sound of the corridor outside is almost inaudible, and discussions are not disturbed.
The bed is the most anticipated part every time I come back. The mattress provides good support, not the kind of soft collapse that sinks to the bottom. When lying down, the waist and back are steadily supported. The blanket is thick but not pressing down on me, and the pillow that I hold high is fixed. Finally, my cervical spine no longer competes with me. The curtains provide excellent shading, and when pulled tightly, it's as dark as late at night. Before the alarm clock rings at 4:30 in the morning, I slept for a full six hours - a luxury for light sleepers on business trips.
Check out three times before 7 o'clock, and the process never takes more than two minutes. The front desk always helps me call a car to the airport, and the last time the girl even stuffed a bottle of water and said, "Drink on the way
Of course, there are also shortcomings: the decoration tends to be old-fashioned, and the carpets have a sense of age; The restaurant has limited variety, and eating for three consecutive days feels a bit greasy; The gym has limited equipment, so if you want to run, you only have two treadmills. But business trips are not vacations, they are all done with the right location, stable internet, availability for meetings, good sleep, and fast check-out - Capital Airport International Hotel Beijing.
Next time I fly to Beijing, I'll book here. Not for anything else, just for the shuttle bus waiting at the door at 5 o'clock on time.Show more