72 reviews of Beijing International Transfer: Airport (PEK) to Hotel Roundtrip
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Beijing International Transfer: Airport (PEK) to Hotel Roundtrip. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Fleur F, Australia, November 2007
Reviewed by Anonymous, November 2006
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Reviewed by Robert L W, November 2011
The quality of the vehicle and staff were excellant. During my trip we had prearranged airport transfers in Bangkok, Phuket, and Beijing with the Beijing pick up was easily being the best. We accidentally left a book in the car during our arrival pickup and were given the book back during our departure pickup. Can't say enough good things about the outstanding service we received.
Found out upon arrival that the pick up cost was excessive compared to other options available. Next time we'll do a little more research before booking with Viator. Would have preferred if the available options included one way transportation.
Reviewed by Sam, Australia, September 2011
Took me a while but enventually found the tour driver on arrival. On my return trip my driver was 30 minutes late due to Beijing traffic and made it just in time for my flight.
Reviewed by Robin W, May 2011
As this was my first trip to Beijing, even to China, I could be relaxed about arrival because I knew I was being met. My driver, however, was not outside customs as I expected. I had to call the office, and luckily had enabled my cell phone to work in China so could do that easily. My driver arrived very soon, thank goodness, and was a paragon of good service thereafter. Having now taken a taxi from Beijing to the airport, I would do so again if expense were a priority. A taxi costs $20 less. If, however, total comfort and individual service are more important, then Viator's transfer service is the way to go.
Reviewed by George T, September 2011
I arranged this airport pickup because my flight was arriving at midnight, and I wasn't sure that I could catch a train or bus to central Beijing. When I arrived, nobody was there. After having an information booth call the company, I learned that the driver was held up in traffic, and the company offered to reimburse me the cost of a taxi. This is exactly what I didn't want. For the next hour my taxi driver was basically yelling at me in Chinese, communicating nothing, and clearly upset that he had to drive into the city center.
The drive back to the airport was fine, but I didn't really need that as I had already learned the public transit system.
Reviewed by Barbara G, United Kingdom, November 2009
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