This is a first class hotel and clearly a 5-star. The rooms are great and the facilities are as good as it gets. This is a very quiet area but there are a number of western restaurants and fast food joints in the area including Starbucks. There was some big problems in checking-in but the manager who goes by the... more

I just stayed 4 days at the Intercontinental on Financial Street (Sept 08). I stayed in a Capital Suite, with Club Level privileges. The hotel is a contemporary styled hotel with an intimate, rather than large lobby, and you get a more relaxed and friendly feel. Everyone knew my name and made me feel welcome. My suite was extremely large,... more

This hotel lives up to the standards of other Incontinentals where I've stayed, with some minor issues. It's modern and clean, and the service is doting. I wasn't thrilled with the food in the lobby restaurants, and they mixed up my order the first time (no doubt due to simple language issues). My room was very nice, and room service... more

Intercontinental Financial Street has a fresh feel to it, having undergone extensive refurbishment in the run-up to the Olympics. The property is situated in a purpose planned financial district with mainly large office buildings (with proximity to our office being the main reason for choosing the hotel). The restaurant serves excellent food in an open-plan, modern setting. I can also... more

I recently spent 17 nights at the Intercontinental Financial Street to attend the Beijing Olympic Games. You would think that with all the activities surrounding an Olympic Games, any hotel would have a major challenge in taking care of its guests. The Intercontinental's problems were magnified by the fact that USA Basketball (yes, that includes both the men's and women's... more

Great hotel, amazing customer service - if you like quality modern furnishings and freindly staff, this is the place for you. Breakfast is AMAZING - you won't need to eat again all day! Only improvement is that internet should be free... more

I stayed at the Intercontinental for five nights in early June. I had a basic room at the club level. The Intercontinental seems to cater primarily to business travelers, I imagine largely because of its location. Because I was traveling with my mother, who has limited mobility, we would have had to take taxis no matter where we stayed. So... more

we had a really lovely stay in this hotel. The staff were excellent and certainly worth the upgrade to Club. The rewards for upgrading are worth it in many many ways, you certainly get value for money from a dedicated check in area, to better rooms, quieter breakfast area, club lounge facilities, free drinks and endless supplies of dim-sum and... more

The hotel was very nice. Room itself was quite spacious. In fact the bathroom was nearly as large as the sleeping area. Both were nicely decorated. Can't comment on the bed as pretty much anything would have been fine after the flight there. Staff was very eager to please. At check in there was an issue with my rate being... more