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Fast facts about Beijing, China
| Accommodations | 13,223 properties |
| Popular hotel | Beijing XinQiao Hotel |
| Popular area | Huairou District |
| Nightly rates from | $11 |
| Airport | Beijing Daxing International Airport |
| Reasons to visit | Culture, Sightseeing, Restaurants |
Where to stay in Beijing
- Huairou District
- 1198 hotels
- Changping District
- 1123 hotels
- Universal Beijing Resort/Guoyuan/Tongzhou District
- 1066 hotels
- Wangfujing Street & Forbidden City
- 956 hotels
- CBD/Guomao
- 926 hotels
- Jinsong / Panjiayuan
- 925 hotels
- Zhongguancun/Wudaokou
- 912 hotels
- Qianmen & Temple of Heaven
- 804 hotels
- Daxing District
- 776 hotels
- West Railway Station
- 774 hotels
- Fangshan District
- 765 hotels
- Capital Int'l Airport & New Int'l Exhibition
- 727 hotels
- Fengtai District
- 713 hotels
- Beijing Wtown
- 694 hotels
- Yanqing
- 682 hotels
- Sanlitun Bar St. & Embassy Area
- 622 hotels
- Beijing South Station
- 587 hotels
- Beijing Exhibition Ctr & Xizhimen
- 582 hotels
- Back Lakes (Hou Hai)
- 562 hotels
- Haidian District
- 556 hotels
- ABP/Fengtai Sports Center/Nangong
- 556 hotels
- China National Convention Center & Olympic Village
- 524 hotels
- Wangjing Science Park & 798 Art Zone
- 517 hotels
- Miyun District
- 490 hotels
- Financial Street
- 465 hotels
- Shangdi Industrial Park/Xisanqi
- 419 hotels
- Communication University of China/Guanzhuang
- 378 hotels
- Great Wall & Ming Tombs
- 364 hotels
- Yizhuang
- 357 hotels
- Madian & Anzhen
- 350 hotels
- Shijingshan District
- 336 hotels
- Lufthansa Commercial Area
- 330 hotels
- International Exhibition Area
- 319 hotels
- Mentougou District
- 313 hotels
- Pinggu District
- 276 hotels
- Shunyi District
- 212 hotels
- Jianguomen & Railway Station
- 174 hotels
- Happy Valley
- 163 hotels
- South Railway Station/Yongdingmen/Nanyuan
- 64 hotels
- Beijing Railway Station
- 1 hotel
Beijing hotels & accommodations

Staff were very helpful in setting up the use of my own laptop instead of using the more expensive computer provided by the hotel. I was a little undecided about the question of being 58 hotel or not. Most things are excellent, but location is not as good as The Beijing Hotel, Raffles and Grand Hotel etc. on Chang'an Avenue at the other end of Wangfujing Street. Breakf...

Superb 5-star standard, alot of staff on the ground and always looking out to see what you need. They are also innovative to help use a taxi booking app for your needs instead of letting you stand at the lobby for the elusive passing by taxis like most hotels do. Room is large, bed very comfortable and housekeeper always available; just flick your switch and they wil...

The hotel is right at Wangfujing Street and is only a couple minutes walk to the pedestrian-only section. A great location for food and shopping. Subway station is within walking distance, but I would advise taking a taxi to get there if you have luggage since it is several minutes of walk from the subway station. The hotel enforces the non-smoking rule pretty well. ...

I got room 404 so it faced the street which was good. It was Bamboo Comfort Room so a step up from the standard room. A good place to rest up if you have spent time out in rural China which I did. This place is excellent as it is near subway to airport and near to Lama Temple area. It is also next to large shopping center Raffles that has a supermarket that sells weste...

the hotel is really nice. it is new, and well kept. the breakfast is great, can not be much better. the vip floor does worth the extra money you pay for it. mini bar in the room is very very expensive, like most hotels in beijing, and way more expensive, then most countries in the world. location is great, can not be much better then that. it is right near the ol...

Stayed for one night as resting point after arriving to Beijing. Hotel is modern. Room was big and heating was fine. Price for the stay was definitely worth it for a resting point, I would not stay there to stay. Check-in/Check-out was straight forward. The location was walking distance to places to eat, but definitely not catered for tourism in central Beijing and bet...

Enjoy the ideal vantage point from this five-star Beijing hotel, located in the heart of the city. Situated on Wangfujing, within walking distance of The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, Grand Hyatt Beijing is part of Oriental Plaza – one of China’s largest commercial complexes – with direct access to the adjacent shopping mall. Wangfujing Street, located next to t...

All the employees at the front desk speak English and know their jobs well. They are also generally helpful. My only beef is that they rarely smile and all look so busy and stressed with work which is in contrast to employees of other hotels in other Asian countries and even in other parts of China. I’ve travelled to a lot of other Chinese cities and the general aura o...

The Jianguo Qianmen Hotel is a great place to stay in Beijing. Try to get a room rate price that includes breakfast, which could well be the best value meal of the day. Rather than eat at the over-priced restaurant, try the small street corner restaurant that is some 5oo metres from the hotel on the same side of the road - turn left as you exit the foyer. Spend the mon...

Impressive service, all staff feels you like caring only you. This hotel is just in the down town area, front of the hotel there is subway station which can take you every where even to connect you airport shuffle train. Swiss hotel is just 5 min walking distance from CBD area and take you easily main touristic attraction places. You will feel very safe and fast servi...

It's smart to stay close to the airport if you need to catch early flights. We arrived in Beijing very late that night because the flight was delayed, and we need to take another one in the other morning to US. Thanks for the location of Hilton Beijing Capital Airport Hotel, saving us lots of time and avoiding traffic. The best thing about this hotel is the location, e...

Stayed with Hilton Wangfujing for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the higher end, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance (ap...

The location is excellent, is only 5 minutes walk to the MRT, surrounded by many great eating places within minutes walk, such as famous Beijing Roast Duck, "Quanjude", Stream boat restaurant, "Hai Di Lao", "Dong Lai Shun" etc. and many other small shops. If you want to eat western food, there is a 24 hours Mcdonald outlet just opposite the hotel, and a Pizza outlet. B...

It was really great experience to stay at the Conrad Beijing. Especially, I very much like the interior design of the room and also of the Breakfast restaurant. The location of the hotel was excellent as it situated closely to Sanritun area where you can easily find nice bars or restaurants.

We booked a superior room, and it was a great surprise! Room was excellently clean and spacious enough for us both, and amenities are complete! Hotel management really give excellent service with great attention to details. There was just no central heater but hotel readily provides extra blankets if requested, clearly it was not an issue for us. The different kind...

This is my third time staying at the Ming Courtyard. They are my go-to hotel in Beijing. I always meet great people, and have a great time. The location is super convenient, between Dongzhimen Station (bus and line 2) and Beixinqiao (line 5), with lots of good food. The hutong had been paved, so now it feels a lot cleaner, and a lot of new businesses are working their ...

I've always wanted to stay at the Summit Wing of the China World, and when I found a particularly good rate here on Agoda it was a clear signal. Hotel was wonderful, gym, pool and fitness centre were amazing. However, given that the hotel starts on the 64th floor (although there is a check in desk on the 1st) there isn't the usual easy to access hotel coffee shop / ...

Stayed with Raffles Beijing Hotel for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the reasonable, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance...

The location is quite good (although still a bit of a walk from the metro and not that easy to find if you're quite new to China. The room was quite good and also included a towel and some other toiletries, that's great. The building in itself is a nice, historical building of typical Beijing architecture. The toilet and shower room could have benefited from being reno...

My favourite hotel in Beijing in recent years. Room is spacious and cozy. Location is quite central. However, it is not so convenient as it is close to many places but not close enough for walking, and it is not far enough that one will feel comfortable to take taxi to all the time. Bike is ideal. Country kitchen is great.

This hotel is the best designed hotel I’ve been to. Not only aesthetically but also ergonomically. Their packaging for bathroom amenities was a very pleasant surprise. We loved the quirkiness they inject into their designing. The breakfast is also something to look forward to. ( Opt for the east menu) The staffs were very responsive and friendly. Yes, pricing is on...

Trendy, modern CBD hotel just recently opened. I was a little nervous because there were so few reviews so far but I need not have worried. Reception staff were professional and courteous and check in smooth. My room was awesome. Lots of little touches made it special. Fantastic comfy bed, flat screen TV, fruit bowl, amazing view over the CBD. Bathroom was lovely and I...

Great 5 star hotel in Chaoyang. It's about a 7 minute walk to the subway line. Plenty of restaurants and food within walking distance. The swimming pool and gym are very nice. The rooms are nicely appointed. My only complaint is that the AC doesn't work in the winter. I've noticed this throughout other Beijing hotels.

I was looking for a hotel in Beijing that is close to the airport and city center. Hilton Beijing Hotel fits these criteria. The hotel offers international standard, the staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel gym is very functional with a good choice of working out equipments. I will return to Hilton Beijing Hotel for my next trip.
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This is my third time staying at the Ming Courtyard. They are my go-to hotel in Beijing. I always meet great people, and have a great time. The location is super convenient, between Dongzhimen Station (bus and line 2) and Beixinqiao (line 5), with lots of good food. The hutong had been paved, so now it feels a lot cleaner, and a lot of new businesses are working their ...

If you are looking for a clean cheap quiet place to sleep then look no further. However, if you want some sort of social activity, this is definitely not the place. There's no longer any common area nor dining hall. So you're kinda stuck in your rooms. Front desk staff were terribly unhelpful and ignorant so don't expect any assistance from them for any matter.

The hotel is located in an alley in a traditional Hutong area (Xinxi Hutong) but is not hard to find. We stayed in a private room for 3 nights and 1 night in a dorm. Both rooms are clean and orderly. There are lots of international tourists around so we did not feel isolated. The staff speaks English well and is very friendly. Going around the city is very convenient a...

My boyfriend and I (mid 20's) had a great time here. I did a ton of research in picking a place to stay in Beijing, and it certainly paid off. We were in one of the rooms off of the lobby, but we were there in November so there weren't too many other travelers for it to be loud like some other reviews report - we brought ear plugs just in case, but didn't need them. ...

P Loft is a standard backpacker with a lot of room options - you definitely can pay more for a single room, but the 6 bed dorm is best value for money at 60yuan a night, a basic bunk with good wifi. Location is next to Yonghegong Lama temple, many restaurants in the area and convenient to the subway and most central lines. The hostel is a renovated factory, but it is ...

Booked and paid for a room with a queen bed because I am rather tall and sleep diagonally, got one with two single beds instead. Nice in retrospect because i had two of the rather thin blankets. 11°C in the room, no heating, warm water only at certain times (evening=yes, morning=no). Checkout time 12:00, people knocking on my door yelling it is time to check out at 11:...

The location of the hotel was great. I had a double en suite which very basic but good to use a base while visiting Beijing. They couldn't provide coffee when asked but you can get a cold drink at least. My room was in the little courtyard but the hostel doesn't allow noise in the communal courtyard after 10pm so you get no noise so that was good. Food wise i didn't tr...

Lao Zhang and his family are wonderful. To reach the house from Beijing center takes around 3h but their hospitality makes it worthy. I took bus nr 919 from Beijing until Yanqing and he came to pick me up by car. I was really well received and Mr. Zhang 's wife cooks amazing food. His mother even took me to visit Yongning town and bought me a hat to protect me from the...

If you want to start your hike of The Great Wall at Gubeikou I 100% recommend this place. It was very convenient and walking distance to the wall. The host spoke perfect English and was very helpful the entire time. The have a lot of cats which is awesome unless you're allergic. I stayed in a dorm room but had the entire room to myself. Great facilities and amenities t...

I totally loved my stay here...the overall look is by far the best i have stayed at in a hostel..... The pictures posted are the same..... Location is really excellent....walking distance to the subway, wangfuging, and a couple of stations away from the railway station, tourist spots, etc., On my next visit yo Beijing im looking forward to stay here

This hostel is a perfect choice for backpackers who want to fully enjoy their stay in Beijing. It is very conveniently located at 5 minutes walking distance from Nanluoguxiang metro station along the homonymous street which is one of the most beautiful alleys in the city and a very busy street food spot at night. The staff is kind and helpful, and speaks good English. ...

This hostel was the worst hostel I've ever staid in my life. I strongly recommend another hostel if u don't want to suffer Bed-bug bites. I've stayed here for 3days there was no one who could speak english. And also I saw some bugs on my bed, but I didn't care about it. I thought it was not harmful insect. But on the last night I woke up because of the itchiness and ...

For the pros: Angela speaks english and helpep us plan our hike on the Great Wall...the hike was fantastic! The Inn is a 5 minutes walk to Gubeikou Great Wall ticket entrance and is incredible playground for kids (the best in China so far). The Inn has full amenities and have an excellent restaurant where you eat the meal of the day (always different). The cook is grea...

Zhang is very nice person and helpful in many ways. We are grateful for his excellent service taking us back & forth where we going one place to another. We enjoyed his company and looking forward to be back next year! Thank you for all your help!

This is a great place. The hosts are extremely friendly and could not do enough to make our stay (with two small boys) comfortable and shuttled us to and from the wall. I also recommend not bringing any food with you and get them to cook for you. Cheap and really delicious. The only reason the facilities aren't top marks is there is no pool and it was really hot whe...

Hotel close to airport. Staff were very helpful, immediately whipping out the cell phone translation app to cover my lack of Chinese language. Breakfast available on site for 18 yuan Many restaurants within walking distance Found that a taxi from the hotel to the nearest Beijing transit station was the go

I enjoyed it here. It is about a 5-10 minute walk to the metro (Ping'anli Line 6). My room was good for 150 RMB, however I didn't have a bathroom or shower and had to take a shower on the 3rd floor and use the shared bathroom on my floor. But, I paid 150 RMB (about $24) for the night, so this was to be expected. The manager from Hebei was friendly and professional ...

Hanting Hotels are all over China. This was my first time ever staying at one. I will say that I was surprised by how nice my room was. It was very comfortable, the extra spent on a better room was well worth it. Check in and check out were very quick. The staff were friendly even with their limited English. The location is a decent walk to the nearest subway, bu...

I enjoyed my stay. This hotel is very far from downtown. But it was what I needed; away from the city. It’s 2-3 minute walk from the station. There’s a lot of stores in the area. Nice bed, great air conditioning, nice shower, complimentary water and tea and great wifi! There’s only one thing that bothered me. And that is the lady at the reception. She’s not to accommo...
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Stayed for one night as resting point after arriving to Beijing. Hotel is modern. Room was big and heating was fine. Price for the stay was definitely worth it for a resting point, I would not stay there to stay. Check-in/Check-out was straight forward. The location was walking distance to places to eat, but definitely not catered for tourism in central Beijing and bet...

All the employees at the front desk speak English and know their jobs well. They are also generally helpful. My only beef is that they rarely smile and all look so busy and stressed with work which is in contrast to employees of other hotels in other Asian countries and even in other parts of China. I’ve travelled to a lot of other Chinese cities and the general aura o...

The Jianguo Qianmen Hotel is a great place to stay in Beijing. Try to get a room rate price that includes breakfast, which could well be the best value meal of the day. Rather than eat at the over-priced restaurant, try the small street corner restaurant that is some 5oo metres from the hotel on the same side of the road - turn left as you exit the foyer. Spend the mon...

Impressive service, all staff feels you like caring only you. This hotel is just in the down town area, front of the hotel there is subway station which can take you every where even to connect you airport shuffle train. Swiss hotel is just 5 min walking distance from CBD area and take you easily main touristic attraction places. You will feel very safe and fast servi...

We booked a superior room, and it was a great surprise! Room was excellently clean and spacious enough for us both, and amenities are complete! Hotel management really give excellent service with great attention to details. There was just no central heater but hotel readily provides extra blankets if requested, clearly it was not an issue for us. The different kind...

Trendy, modern CBD hotel just recently opened. I was a little nervous because there were so few reviews so far but I need not have worried. Reception staff were professional and courteous and check in smooth. My room was awesome. Lots of little touches made it special. Fantastic comfy bed, flat screen TV, fruit bowl, amazing view over the CBD. Bathroom was lovely and I...

Literally 2 seconds walk from hotel to Sanyuanqiao train station. You can catch airport express to hotel cost 25Yen. I was a bit nervous booking this hotel due to the fact of bad reviews from previous guests. In my opinion demanding and unreasonable guests I can say they deserve bad service. I booked premier executive room, on checking was upgraded to executive suit! ...

There's a good fitness center with a nice pool they charge for internet at the business center, breakfast is plentiful with a lot of options form oriental and western cuisines. I highly recommend this hotel to families, business people and couples that want to enjoy getting away from it all in Beijing.

after staying at several hotels in beijing, we have decided that this is the best one for value for money. also customer service in china is nothing to shout about, however every member of staff at this hotel was friendly, kind and helpful. not once did anyone make us feel like we were unwelcome (as many hotels in china have). it has several large buildings all wi...

The hotel is located in a "Hutong", i.e., a very small alley. Most taxi drivers refuse to go into those, but I arrived at 11 p.m., it was dark, and I couldn't see the hotel from the entrance of the Hutong, so I begged and pleaded with the taxi driver, who finally consented to taking me all the way to the hotel (I gave him a good tip for his pains). Once I arrived, I fo...

As stated in one of the reviews below, I was looking for a hotel that offered a comfortable stay, but did not have the rates of a 5 star hotel. Hotel Kapok is one of them. The location is hard to fault, just 5 minutes' walk from Wangfujing, and 5-10 minutes' walk from either Tiananmen East Station, or Wangfujing station (Tiananmen East is slightly nearer). There are al...

I love this hotel. I have stayed here twice and would choose to stay here again if I was passing through Beijing again. The hotel is right in the middle of the Hutongs and in a perfect place for exploring the little alleys that make up this district. It's also very close to the metro for easy access to the rest of the city. The rooms are quirky and traditional. The a...

We were traveling with our 10-month baby for the first time in Beijing and was looking for a hotel nearby Qinghua University. We were impressed with this hotel because of its affordability, luxurious comfort, accomodating and attentive staff and service, and the variety of gourmet food in the restaurant as well as its in-room breakfast for saving time. The only thing ...

- Room size: decent for couples - Room hygiene: really clean & cleaning service does the job great everyday - Bed: the best hotel bed we've seen in Beijing, Guangzhou and HK; clean, soft & high quality sheet set - Front desk: helpful only if you approach them first; staffs not good at English; if you ask using very simple English, they can help you. - Location: close t...

I was moved to this hotel by agoda because the hotel I originally chose was overbooked. I was given a room on a high floor that had a view of the forbidden city and beihai park, I spent hours just sitting by the big windows of my room just staring at the view. Transportation is also easy because the bus station is very near and taxi/uber driver knows the hotel. Locatio...

I was stuck at the Beijing airport with a canceled flight and a group of 6 students. The CITIC provided inexpensive rooms for us, with a very convenient shuttle to/from the airport. The hotel was nicer than expected, with several restaurants, a bar with live band, swimming pool, and a very nice gift shop. The staff were friendly, and spoke English. If I ever need a lay...

i chose this hotel cause it is virtually next door to beijing international exhibition center where i had some business and have to roll a heavy pelican case with my equipment every day there and back. this is world recognized brand hotel, so you receive a decent western type service not available everywhere in china. hotel is located 5 min walk from carefour supermark...

I absolutedly loved this hotel. I've stayed at quite a number of large hotels in Beijing, and, even though this is a four star hotel, it beats most of the five-star hotels I've stayed in hands down. I stayed in a loft on the 16th floor. The room was huge and is more than enough to comfortably accommodate 2 people. The rooms were also clean, and room service was v...
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Staff were very helpful in setting up the use of my own laptop instead of using the more expensive computer provided by the hotel. I was a little undecided about the question of being 58 hotel or not. Most things are excellent, but location is not as good as The Beijing Hotel, Raffles and Grand Hotel etc. on Chang'an Avenue at the other end of Wangfujing Street. Breakf...

Superb 5-star standard, alot of staff on the ground and always looking out to see what you need. They are also innovative to help use a taxi booking app for your needs instead of letting you stand at the lobby for the elusive passing by taxis like most hotels do. Room is large, bed very comfortable and housekeeper always available; just flick your switch and they wil...

The hotel is right at Wangfujing Street and is only a couple minutes walk to the pedestrian-only section. A great location for food and shopping. Subway station is within walking distance, but I would advise taking a taxi to get there if you have luggage since it is several minutes of walk from the subway station. The hotel enforces the non-smoking rule pretty well. ...

I got room 404 so it faced the street which was good. It was Bamboo Comfort Room so a step up from the standard room. A good place to rest up if you have spent time out in rural China which I did. This place is excellent as it is near subway to airport and near to Lama Temple area. It is also next to large shopping center Raffles that has a supermarket that sells weste...

the hotel is really nice. it is new, and well kept. the breakfast is great, can not be much better. the vip floor does worth the extra money you pay for it. mini bar in the room is very very expensive, like most hotels in beijing, and way more expensive, then most countries in the world. location is great, can not be much better then that. it is right near the ol...

Enjoy the ideal vantage point from this five-star Beijing hotel, located in the heart of the city. Situated on Wangfujing, within walking distance of The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, Grand Hyatt Beijing is part of Oriental Plaza – one of China’s largest commercial complexes – with direct access to the adjacent shopping mall. Wangfujing Street, located next to t...

It's smart to stay close to the airport if you need to catch early flights. We arrived in Beijing very late that night because the flight was delayed, and we need to take another one in the other morning to US. Thanks for the location of Hilton Beijing Capital Airport Hotel, saving us lots of time and avoiding traffic. The best thing about this hotel is the location, e...

Stayed with Hilton Wangfujing for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the higher end, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance (ap...

The location is excellent, is only 5 minutes walk to the MRT, surrounded by many great eating places within minutes walk, such as famous Beijing Roast Duck, "Quanjude", Stream boat restaurant, "Hai Di Lao", "Dong Lai Shun" etc. and many other small shops. If you want to eat western food, there is a 24 hours Mcdonald outlet just opposite the hotel, and a Pizza outlet. B...

It was really great experience to stay at the Conrad Beijing. Especially, I very much like the interior design of the room and also of the Breakfast restaurant. The location of the hotel was excellent as it situated closely to Sanritun area where you can easily find nice bars or restaurants.

I've always wanted to stay at the Summit Wing of the China World, and when I found a particularly good rate here on Agoda it was a clear signal. Hotel was wonderful, gym, pool and fitness centre were amazing. However, given that the hotel starts on the 64th floor (although there is a check in desk on the 1st) there isn't the usual easy to access hotel coffee shop / ...

Stayed with Raffles Beijing Hotel for 2 nights and found that this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in... The price is considered at the reasonable, but there is no regret for it... Location is great, just beside Wangfujing Walking Street and also shopping malls around it. Definitely not an issue to shop and dine if you stay in this hotel. Within walking distance...

My favourite hotel in Beijing in recent years. Room is spacious and cozy. Location is quite central. However, it is not so convenient as it is close to many places but not close enough for walking, and it is not far enough that one will feel comfortable to take taxi to all the time. Bike is ideal. Country kitchen is great.

This hotel is the best designed hotel I’ve been to. Not only aesthetically but also ergonomically. Their packaging for bathroom amenities was a very pleasant surprise. We loved the quirkiness they inject into their designing. The breakfast is also something to look forward to. ( Opt for the east menu) The staffs were very responsive and friendly. Yes, pricing is on...

Great 5 star hotel in Chaoyang. It's about a 7 minute walk to the subway line. Plenty of restaurants and food within walking distance. The swimming pool and gym are very nice. The rooms are nicely appointed. My only complaint is that the AC doesn't work in the winter. I've noticed this throughout other Beijing hotels.

I was looking for a hotel in Beijing that is close to the airport and city center. Hilton Beijing Hotel fits these criteria. The hotel offers international standard, the staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel gym is very functional with a good choice of working out equipments. I will return to Hilton Beijing Hotel for my next trip.

The New World Beijing is ideally situated in Central Beijing for those wanting to explore the many fascinating locations in this historical city. These include Tienanmen Square, the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Heavenly Palace, National Museum of China, Lama Temple and Confucius Temple - all easily accessible. The suite that my wife and I were upgraded to was stun...

After checking out of the hotel we planned to stay in (dirty, gross) In the wee hours of the morning and making a reservation for the Artyzen we were amazed that they allowed us to check in at 0830 with no extra charge so that we could get some much needed rest! The location isn’t great but if you don’t mind walking 1k to the metro it’s just fine. The restaurant is d...

Very convenient to airport for an overnight stay before that early morning flight out of Beijing. Hotel appears under utilised, but late December I guess is not peak tourist period. The Club L level is very well appointed with pool table, free use of Mac and Windows PCs, also conference facilities available. The executive lounge serves breakfast for the Club L level...

Stayed in a room with executive access. Room was good if not a little dated in terms of decor. Exec club wasn't as generous as other Beijing hotels (Sofitel, Hilton, Westin)...it had fruit and basic snacks and local beer and heiniken, tea and coffee available all day but wines spirits were only available for a limited time in the evening which I found surprising. Other...

Everything was good. We didn't want to be in the center of Beijing but we wanted a nice, well-furnitured room. Doubletree by Hilton Beijing Hotel was a perfect match. It made us comfortable, soothing, relaxing. You can go to shop in near shopping mall area, Xidan. Even, the building next to Hotel is the shopping mall. I strongly recommend this hotel!

Hotel Eclat Beijing is a wonderful option for anyone living in Beijing or traveling to Beijing. It is located in a shopping mall which makes it all the best as you just walk through the lobby and then you can enjoy restaurants and great stores around you. The facilities are wonderful, especially the massage chair in your room. The staff were friendly and helpful, some...

What a regretful experience and hotel choice! Had to stay in that area of the city for business meetings. Hotel seemed reasonable and price point was attractive. Worse hospitality I've seen in ages. Except for one person, the entire staff was hostile and extremely unhelpful. Definitely not the kind of stay for foreigners visiting China.

The Nuo Hotel is the best example of a luxury hotel that I stayed in in China, with everything really meeting or exceeding expectations. It's not in a particularly interesting or nice part of Beijing (there is a good park nearby), but the rooms and pool are spectacular and you couldn't have a kinder or more helpful staff. (They also speak good English, which is reall...

The check in was great and it is always a pleasure to be greeted by the hotel manager. Check in was quick and easy and the service is unique. Would recommend this hotel to my friends. I stayed at the Beijing Hotel and the Long Palace wins hands down over Beijing Hotel

the hotel is located within the olympic village, you can easily walk to the national stadium (birds nest), the water cube and to the national convention center. also very friendly staff, speaking good english, more then sufficient to communicate - what can be rare in china! rooms are small but very clean and nice. restaurants are inside the hotel and provides very good...
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Been twice, first time air quality was good, second time it was disgusting. Avoid during smog alerts.
Beijing is very modern city offering to visitors everything what they need shopping or visiting places or museums
Beijing has all cultural monuments, palaces, and gardens in each and every corner of the city! Must explore all! Local eatery is hit n miss, but definitely look into TA.
Amazing city with many historical and cultural attractions and beautiful parks. A great place to shop as well.
Beijing is a good city with a good development. And also clean except the public toilet. Unfortunately, the people is not full of hospitality and shooping is very terrible.
The place is nice. It is rich in historical and cultural values and are very nice to look at. However, I wonder why a lot of big hotels near the Tiananmen square look very old from the outside.
Great Wall and Forbidden Palace are well know for Beijing. Specialy food at Wangfujing, you have to try is Scorpion and Starfish.
Beijing is not for the faint hearted. You've got to be rugged and in shape. While the (recent) subway system has made different sectors of this ENORMOUS city easier to access, you still have to walk some distances to get to where you want to go after you exit a subway station.
Do not ever travel Beijing around 1st Oct to 7th Oct.(China National Day holiday season) I travelled during that period and some places were closed, Trains and attractions were very crowded.
Beijing has beautiful people and so much history and places of entertainment to enjoy. The nightlife clubs bars and restaurants are awesome, the markets and shopping is world class with a plethora of offerings that is mind boggling.
Beijing is full of people, with the crowds in all those popular areas like cultural, historical sites.
Crowded but more order. There are lots of interesting places to see in the city and nearby. Food is cheap everywhere, people more helpful and friendlier than other cities.
I lived and worked in Beijing for 2 years.I hung around mostly Chaoyang District .Must see- The Great Hall,Forbidden City,Summer Palace,The zoo,Temple of Heaven,Lama Temple,Beautiful parks.
Beijing is a huge city that is still modernizing at an extremely fast pace. I say still modernizing because despite what it looks like from the outside, there are still things that need adjusting within to fully cope with being with the rest of the modern world.
the city is good and beautiful but the taxi and the local people is not so friendly to the tourism.
The city with 2 out of the 7 wonders of the world, a place for you to get to know more on chinese culture / history, forbidden city, summer palace, great wall to name few of the beautiful and amazing places to visit.
I was lucky enough to have visited a pollution-free Beijing. I actually bought a face mask in case pollution was unbearable.
clean city; hotel costs are reasonable; sub-way is accessible and efficient; cost of taxi is affordable; taxi drivers are helpful and brings you straight to your destination (no roaming around just to increase the cost); but all the 20 or so taxis we took do not have English-speaking drivers; always carry the address of your hotel which is WRITTEN IN CHINESE; ask hotel staff to write on the address further instructions to the taxi driver on how to get to the hotel; expensive city in terms of signature products; local food is abundant and affordable; a very high-tech city; please give allowance to cultural differences such as many of them do not respect queues and they do not say excuse themselves in case they want to go ahead or had accidentally hit you; to outsiders, Bejingers seem to be rude and ill-mannered when it comes to getting ahead of the subway or bus or queues but I think this is just an issue of culture and environment.
Beijing is a city designed to impress and more importantly intimidate. Streets are incredibly long and wide.
Beijing is one of the wonderful place to live, Stay, Sightseeing, I did not went to US but I feel that this is best place in top ten world cities.
The air pollution in the city bad. It was very hazy, hot and humid in the month of July. I will never go to Beijing in July and August if I wish to go to Beijing again.
Its dusty.Better to avoid during summer.Can expect a 39 deg c.Inhabitants are rude even if you speak mandarin.
A) Buzzling City with both old cultural building blending in with very modern buildings and landscape.
Bustling crowded city. Historically rich. Good for shopping. Many nice parks. Good transportation system and easy access to many places of interest.
Forbidden City: must see. Great Wall: must see. Be prepared for huge crowds everywhere, a lot of pushing, and tonnes of security.
Best thing was having a friend show you around. I would like to have gone to see SHanghai, and to the beach if possible.
You must visit Beijing on your first visit to China. It is what foreigners think of when they think of China.
The only one I interested in Beijing is Mutianyu Great Wall Temple of Heaven, Tian an Men , Forbidden city and Summer palace need your energy to walk so long
Great city, you can reach most of the city's attraction by subway. Although not all subway provided with escalator in both direction.
Progressive country; every single move counts their productivity.Hindrance to tour activities and shopping is their language, Mandarin, can;t understand English.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there family-friendly hotels in Beijing?
Yes, there are several family-friendly hotels in Beijing that offer amenities like larger rooms, kid-friendly menus, and activities suitable for children. Some of the top family hotels include Floral Hotel Beijing Xianju Chanting and others designed for family comfort.
Is Beijing an expensive city to visit?
Beijing can be affordable or expensive depending on your choices. Budget travelers can find inexpensive food and accommodation, while luxury experiences and high-end hotels will increase costs. Overall, it offers options for a range of budgets.
Are hotels in Beijing generally accessible?
Many hotels in Beijing are accessible and equipped for guests with mobility needs, especially higher-end accommodations. It’s advisable to check specific accessibility features when booking.
Is Beijing suitable for solo travelers?
Yes, Beijing is suitable for solo travelers. The city is safe, with many attractions, tours, and activities that cater to independent visitors. English-speaking services are available in tourist areas.
What kind of food should I try in Beijing?
Beijing is famous for Peking Duck, as well as street foods like jianbing (savory crepes), baozi (steamed buns), and various noodle dishes. Exploring local markets and restaurants offers a wide range of traditional Chinese cuisine.
Are hotels in Beijing safe for tourists?
Yes, hotels in Beijing are generally safe for tourists. The city is a major international destination with well-maintained accommodations and good security measures. Standard safety precautions should still be observed, as with any travel destination.
Is it easy to find English speakers in Beijing?
While Mandarin Chinese is the official language, many people working in the tourism industry, such as hotel staff, guides, and service workers, speak some English. However, outside tourist areas, English may be less common.
Do hotels in Beijing offer shuttle services?
Some hotels in Beijing offer shuttle services to major attractions and airports. It’s best to confirm this when booking your accommodation.
What is the average hotel room size in Beijing?
The average hotel room size in Beijing varies, but standard rooms typically range from 20 to 30 square meters (215 to 320 square feet). Luxury rooms tend to be larger.
What are the customs and etiquette in Beijing?
Respect for elders, polite manners, and modest dress are important in Beijing. When visiting temples or historic sites, follow local rules and avoid loud behavior. Gift-giving and exchanging business cards are common in formal settings.
How far in advance should I book my flight to Beijing?
It’s advisable to book your flight to Beijing at least 2 to 3 months in advance for better prices and availability, especially during peak travel seasons.
What should I pack for a trip to Beijing?
Pack comfortable clothing suitable for the season, comfortable walking shoes, a power adapter, sun protection, and a basic first aid kit. Consider bringing a mask during pollution seasons and some basic Mandarin phrases.
How much does a hotel in Beijing cost per night?
Hotel prices in Beijing vary widely depending on the star rating, location, and season. Budget hotels can start from around $30 to $50 per night, while mid-range hotels typically range from $80 to $150. Luxury hotels can cost $200 or more per night.
What is the best way to get around Beijing?
The best way to get around Beijing is by using the extensive subway system, which is affordable, efficient, and widely accessible. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available for convenience, especially for areas not served by the subway.
What is the local currency in Beijing?
The local currency in Beijing is the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (RMB), often abbreviated as CNY or ¥.
What is the best area to stay in Beijing?
The best area to stay in Beijing depends on your interests, but popular neighborhoods include the central Wangfujing area for shopping and sightseeing, the historic Hutongs for a traditional experience, and Chaoyang District for modern amenities and nightlife. Each offers convenient access to major attractions and transportation options.
Do I need a visa to travel to Beijing?
Most travelers need a visa to visit Beijing unless they are from countries with visa exemption agreements. It’s important to check the latest visa requirements for your country before planning your trip.
When is the best time to book a hotel in Beijing?
The best time to book a hotel in Beijing is several months in advance, especially during peak seasons like spring and autumn. Booking early can help secure better rates and availability, particularly around major holidays and events.
What should I know before visiting Beijing?
Before visiting Beijing, familiarize yourself with basic Chinese customs, have your travel documents ready, and learn some basic Mandarin phrases. Be prepared for a city with a mix of ancient history and modern development, and respect local customs and etiquette.
Is tap water safe to drink in Beijing?
It is not recommended to drink tap water in Beijing. Instead, opt for bottled or boiled water to ensure safety.
What are the main attractions to see in Beijing?
Main attractions include the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square, and the Ming Tombs. These sites offer a glimpse into Beijing’s rich history and cultural heritage.
Do hotels in Beijing typically have internet access?
Most hotels in Beijing offer internet access, including free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas. It's a standard amenity in the majority of accommodations, from budget to luxury hotels.
How many days should I plan for a trip to Beijing?
A typical trip to Beijing lasts around 4 to 7 days, allowing enough time to visit major attractions like the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven, along with some local experiences.
Are there hotels in historic areas of Beijing?
Yes, many hotels are located in or near historic areas like the Hutongs and near major landmarks, offering convenient access to cultural sites and traditional neighborhoods.
Are there hotels near the airport in Beijing?
Yes, there are hotels near Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport. These hotels are convenient for travelers with early flights or layovers, offering easy access to the terminals.
What are some good budget-friendly hotels in Beijing?
Some good budget-friendly hotels in Beijing include options like Floral Hotel Beijing Xianju Chanting, which offers affordable rates and comfortable amenities, as well as other budget chains and guesthouses that provide good value for travelers.
What is the nightlife like in Beijing?
Beijing’s nightlife includes a variety of options such as bars, nightclubs, live music venues, and night markets. Popular areas include Sanlitun and the Houhai Lakes area, offering vibrant entertainment for visitors.
What are common scams to avoid in Beijing?
Common scams include overcharging by taxi drivers, fake guides, and pickpocketing in crowded areas. Always use official transportation, agree on fares beforehand, and keep your belongings secure.
Can tourists use public transport in Beijing?
Yes, tourists can easily use public transport in Beijing, especially the subway system, which is extensive, affordable, and user-friendly. Buses are also available for travel within the city.
What is the climate like in Beijing?
Beijing has a continental climate with hot summers, cold winters, and distinct seasons. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters are cold and dry, often with air pollution issues. Spring and autumn are generally the most pleasant times to visit.

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Discover the Wonders of Beijing China
Beijing, the capital of China, is a city where ancient history meets modern innovation, creating a unique blend that captivates travelers from around the globe. With its rich tapestry of culture, stunning architecture, and vibrant street life, Beijing offers an experience that is both exhilarating and enriching. From the majestic Forbidden City, which served as the imperial palace for centuries, to the bustling markets filled with local delicacies and crafts, each corner of the city tells a story waiting to be discovered.
The atmosphere in Beijing is truly dynamic. The city pulses with energy, especially in areas like Wangfujing, where neon lights illuminate the streets and food stalls tempt passersby with mouthwatering treats. Whether you’re wandering through the ancient alleyways known as hutongs or enjoying a serene moment at the Temple of Heaven, you’ll find that every visit to Beijing is a new adventure. The fusion of traditional and contemporary elements makes it a place where history is not just preserved but celebrated.
Beijing is also a hub of cultural experiences, from traditional Peking opera performances to modern art exhibitions in 798 Art District. With countless museums, galleries, and theaters, there’s always something happening that reflects the city's rich artistic heritage. This vibrant cultural scene, combined with the warm hospitality of its people, makes Beijing a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in a city that is as welcoming as it is fascinating.
Why Beijing Should Be Your Next Travel Destination
Beijing stands out as a travel destination due to its extraordinary blend of ancient wonders and contemporary marvels. The city is home to some of the most iconic landmarks in the world, including the Great Wall of China and the Summer Palace. These historical sites offer a glimpse into China's imperial past and are a testament to the ingenuity of ancient architecture. Exploring these sites provides not just a visual feast but also a deep sense of connection to the history that shaped this great nation.
Moreover, Beijing is a city that never sleeps. From the early morning hours when locals practice tai chi in the parks to the late-night street food vendors serving up delicious snacks, there’s always something to experience. The city’s culinary landscape is diverse, featuring everything from traditional dishes like Peking duck to innovative fusion cuisine. Food lovers will find themselves in paradise, with countless restaurants and street stalls offering a taste of authentic Chinese flavors.
In addition to its rich history and culinary delights, Beijing is also a center for arts and culture. The city's museums and galleries showcase both traditional and contemporary Chinese art, making it an ideal destination for art enthusiasts. Events like the Beijing International Film Festival and the Beijing Design Week further highlight the city’s commitment to fostering creativity and innovation. With so much to see and do, it’s no wonder that Beijing is a top choice for travelers seeking a multifaceted experience.
Best Times to Experience Beijing
When planning a visit to Beijing, timing can significantly enhance the experience. The city has four distinct seasons, each offering a unique perspective on its beauty. Spring (March to May) is particularly enchanting, as the weather is mild and flowers begin to bloom, making it the perfect time to explore outdoor attractions like the Summer Palace and Beijing Botanical Garden. This season also marks the start of various cultural festivals, providing visitors with a chance to immerse themselves in local traditions.
Summer (June to August) can be hot and humid, but it’s also the peak tourist season. This is when many locals take their holidays, and the city buzzes with activity. While the heat might be intense, summer nights in Beijing are magical, with vibrant night markets and outdoor dining experiences. If you can handle the heat, this season is ideal for experiencing the city's lively atmosphere and attending summer festivals.
Autumn (September to November) is often regarded as the best time to visit Beijing. The temperatures are comfortable, and the fall foliage creates stunning backdrops, especially along the Great Wall. This season also features the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time for family gatherings and mooncake feasts. Winter (December to February) brings cold temperatures, but the city transforms into a winter wonderland, complete with festive decorations and seasonal activities. The Chinese New Year celebrations in January or February are a highlight for many travelers, offering a unique glimpse into Chinese culture.
Essential Travel Tips for Visiting Beijing
Traveling to Beijing can be an exciting adventure, but being prepared with the right knowledge can enhance the experience. First and foremost, understanding local customs is crucial. For instance, greetings often involve a handshake, and it's polite to address people using their titles and surnames. Learning a few basic phrases in Mandarin can also go a long way in making connections with locals, as many may not speak English fluently.
Safety is another important consideration for travelers. Beijing is generally safe, but like any major city, it’s wise to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas. Keep an eye on your belongings and avoid displaying valuables. Public transportation is efficient and widely used, with options like the subway being both affordable and convenient. Purchasing a transportation card can simplify travel and save time.
Lastly, familiarize yourself with the local cuisine and dining etiquette. Tipping is not customary in China, and meals are often shared among the group, so it’s common to order several dishes for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on trying local specialties like Peking duck or jianbing (Chinese crepes) from street vendors. Being open to new experiences and embracing the local culture will make your visit to Beijing truly unforgettable.
Where to Stay in Beijing for Every Budget
Beijing offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit every traveler's preferences and budgets. Whether you’re looking for a lavish experience or a cozy budget-friendly stay, the city has something for everyone. For those seeking luxury, areas like Wangfujing and Sanlitun are home to high-end hotels that provide opulent amenities and stunning views of the city's skyline. The Beijing Pudi Hotel is an excellent choice, known for its elegant design and top-notch service, ensuring guests enjoy a truly indulgent experience.
If you’re traveling with family or friends and need spacious accommodations, consider the Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing. This hotel not only boasts comfortable rooms but also offers a fantastic location near major attractions, making it easy to explore the city. Additionally, it features family-friendly amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay for guests of all ages.
For budget-conscious travelers, Beijing has an array of affordable hotels and hostels that don’t compromise on comfort. The Beijing XinQiao Hotel is a great option, providing clean and cozy rooms at reasonable rates. Its proximity to public transportation makes it easy to navigate the city without breaking the bank. Another budget-friendly choice is the Sunworld Hotel Wangfujing, which offers spacious rooms and a delightful breakfast, ensuring guests start their day right before heading out to explore.
Unveiling the Best Hotels in Beijing
When it comes to finding the perfect place to stay in Beijing, several hotels stand out for their exceptional service and amenities. The GUO JI YI YUAN HOTEL is a top-rated choice among travelers, offering spacious rooms that are both clean and comfortable. Guests rave about the delicious breakfast and the helpful English-speaking staff, making it a convenient option for international visitors. With its prime location, this hotel serves as an excellent base for exploring the city's historical sites.
Another notable hotel is the Sunworld Hotel Wangfujing, which is praised for its large rooms and friendly staff. The hotel’s strategic location in the bustling Wangfujing area allows guests to easily access shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Many reviews highlight the efficiency of the staff, making the stay even more enjoyable. For those seeking a blend of comfort and convenience, this hotel is a fantastic option.
The Beijing XinQiao Hotel is also worth mentioning, as it combines affordability with excellent service. Guests appreciate the hotel’s cleanliness and the hearty breakfast that fuels their day of exploration. With its good location, visitors can easily reach popular sites like the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven, making it ideal for first-time travelers to Beijing.
Luxury Hotels for a Lavish Stay in Beijing
For travelers who wish to indulge in luxury during their stay in Beijing, the city offers a selection of exquisite hotels that provide unmatched opulence and service. The Beijing Pudi Hotel is a standout, featuring beautifully designed rooms with modern amenities that cater to the needs of discerning guests. Located in the heart of the city, this hotel offers easy access to attractions while providing a serene retreat after a day of exploration. Guests can enjoy fine dining experiences and unwind at the hotel’s wellness center.
Another luxurious option is the Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing, known for its exceptional hospitality and elegant accommodations. The hotel features a range of luxurious suites, each designed with comfort and style in mind. Visitors can indulge in gourmet meals at the on-site restaurant and relax in the soothing atmosphere of the hotel’s spa. Its prime location near major attractions makes it a perfect choice for those who want to experience the best of Beijing in style.
For a truly unique experience, consider staying at a boutique hotel that reflects the rich culture of Beijing. Many luxury boutique hotels offer personalized services and distinctive designs that showcase local artistry. These hotels often provide a more intimate atmosphere, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the local culture while enjoying high-end amenities.
Budget-Friendly Accommodations to Save Your Wallet
Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort in Beijing. The city is teeming with budget-friendly accommodations that cater to thrifty travelers without compromising on quality. The Beijing XinQiao Hotel is a perfect example, offering a cozy stay with clean rooms and a delicious breakfast at an affordable price. Its strategic location near public transport makes it easy to explore the city’s attractions without incurring high travel costs.
Another excellent option is the Sunworld Hotel Wangfujing, which provides spacious accommodations at reasonable rates. Guests appreciate the friendly staff and the hotel’s proximity to shopping and dining hotspots. This hotel is not only budget-friendly but also offers a great starting point for those looking to experience Beijing’s vibrant culture.
Hostels are also a fantastic way to save money while meeting fellow travelers. Many hostels in Beijing offer dormitory-style accommodations as well as private rooms, providing flexibility for different budgets. They often host social events, making it easy to connect with other visitors and share travel tips. This option is perfect for backpackers or those looking for a more communal experience while exploring the city.
Family-Friendly Hotels for a Memorable Stay
Traveling with family can be a rewarding experience, and Beijing offers a variety of family-friendly hotels that cater to the needs of parents and children alike. The Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing is an excellent choice, featuring spacious rooms and amenities that accommodate families. The hotel’s convenient location near popular attractions means less travel time and more fun for everyone. Kids will love the nearby parks and cultural sites, making it easy to create lasting memories together.
Another great option is the Beijing XinQiao Hotel, which is known for its welcoming atmosphere and family-oriented services. The hotel offers family rooms that provide ample space for everyone to relax after a day of exploration. With its proximity to public transportation, families can easily visit attractions such as the Beijing Zoo and the Imperial Garden of The Palace Museum, ensuring a fun-filled itinerary.
Many family-friendly hotels in Beijing also provide special amenities for children, such as kids’ clubs, play areas, and child-friendly dining options. This attention to detail ensures that both parents and kids have a comfortable and enjoyable stay, allowing families to focus on making the most of their time in this incredible city.
Romantic Hotels for Couples in Love
For couples seeking a romantic getaway in Beijing, the city boasts an array of hotels that provide the perfect ambiance for lovebirds. The Beijing Pudi Hotel is a top choice, offering elegant rooms with stunning views and luxurious amenities. Couples can indulge in a romantic dinner at the hotel’s restaurant or unwind at the spa for a relaxing experience together. Its central location makes it easy to explore nearby attractions, adding to the romance of the trip.
Another lovely option is the GUO JI YI YUAN HOTEL, known for its tranquil atmosphere and exceptional service. This hotel provides a cozy setting for couples, with spacious rooms and beautiful decor. Guests can enjoy leisurely strolls in the nearby parks or explore the city’s cultural sites, making it an ideal spot for a romantic escape.
Many romantic hotels in Beijing also offer special packages for couples, including candlelit dinners, spa treatments, and guided tours of the city’s most romantic spots. These thoughtful touches create unforgettable experiences that couples will cherish for years to come.
Hotels with Breakfast for a Great Start to Your Day
Starting the day with a delicious breakfast can set the tone for a wonderful day of exploration in Beijing. Many hotels in the city offer breakfast options that cater to various tastes and preferences. The Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing serves a hearty breakfast buffet, featuring both Western and Chinese dishes, ensuring guests have plenty of energy for their adventures. The friendly staff is always ready to assist, making the dining experience enjoyable.
The Beijing XinQiao Hotel is another excellent choice for those who appreciate a good breakfast. Guests rave about the variety and quality of the morning offerings, which include local specialties and international favorites. Starting the day with a satisfying meal allows visitors to fully embrace the day ahead, whether it involves sightseeing or indulging in shopping.
Hotels that prioritize breakfast often provide options for guests with dietary restrictions, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a nourishing meal before heading out. This thoughtful approach to dining enhances the overall experience and contributes to a memorable stay in Beijing.
Hotels with a View to Capture the Beauty of Beijing
Beijing's skyline is a stunning blend of ancient and modern architecture, and staying at a hotel with a view can elevate your travel experience. The Beijing Pudi Hotel is renowned for its breathtaking views of the cityscape, offering guests a front-row seat to the vibrant life below. The elegantly designed rooms feature large windows that frame iconic landmarks, making it a perfect choice for those who love to soak in the scenery. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or winding down after a day of exploration, the panoramic views are sure to impress.
Another hotel that provides spectacular vistas is the Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing. Located in a prime area, this hotel allows guests to enjoy views of the bustling Wangfujing shopping district and the nearby Forbidden City. The spacious rooms are designed for comfort and tranquility, ensuring that you can relax while gazing out at the historical beauty of Beijing. Many guests appreciate the opportunity to witness the city transition from day to night, with stunning sunsets painting the sky.
For those seeking a unique experience, consider boutique hotels that offer personalized services alongside incredible views. Many of these establishments are situated in historic buildings, providing a charming atmosphere that complements the stunning surroundings. From rooftop terraces to cozy balconies, these hotels allow guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of Beijing while enjoying the comforts of home.
Pet-Friendly Hotels for Your Furry Friends
Traveling with pets can be a challenge, but Beijing offers a selection of pet-friendly hotels that welcome furry companions. The GUO JI YI YUAN HOTEL is known for its accommodating policies, allowing guests to bring their pets along for the adventure. The hotel provides spacious rooms and nearby parks where you can take your pet for a stroll, ensuring both you and your furry friend have a comfortable stay. With attentive staff ready to assist, this hotel makes traveling with pets a breeze.
Another great option is the Sunworld Hotel Wangfujing, which is also pet-friendly and offers a warm atmosphere for guests and their pets. The hotel's central location allows for easy access to pet-friendly parks and outdoor spaces, making it a convenient choice for those looking to explore Beijing with their four-legged friends. With thoughtful amenities and a welcoming attitude, this hotel ensures that both you and your pet feel right at home.
Many pet-friendly hotels in Beijing also provide special services for your furry companions, such as pet beds, bowls, and even grooming options. This attention to detail ensures that your pet enjoys their stay just as much as you do, allowing for a stress-free travel experience.
Accommodations for Business Travelers in Beijing
Beijing is not only a cultural and historical hub but also a major center for business and commerce. For business travelers, finding the right accommodation can make all the difference. The Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing is an excellent choice, featuring well-equipped meeting rooms and business facilities that cater to corporate needs. With high-speed internet access and a business center, this hotel ensures that guests can stay productive while enjoying the comforts of a luxury stay.
Another fantastic option is the Beijing Pudi Hotel, which offers a range of services tailored for business travelers. The hotel is conveniently located near major business districts, making it easy to attend meetings and conferences. Guests can also enjoy amenities such as a fitness center and fine dining options, allowing for a balanced work-life experience during their stay.
Many hotels catering to business travelers in Beijing also provide shuttle services to key locations, ensuring convenience and efficiency. Whether you're in town for a conference or a business meeting, these accommodations prioritize comfort and functionality, making your trip as smooth as possible.
Vacation Rentals for a Home Away from Home
For those seeking a more personalized experience, vacation rentals in Beijing offer a home-like atmosphere that can enhance your stay. Options range from cozy apartments in historic neighborhoods to modern flats in bustling areas. These rentals often come equipped with kitchens, allowing guests to prepare their own meals and enjoy a taste of local ingredients. This flexibility can be especially appealing for families or groups traveling together.
Areas like Haidian and Dongcheng are popular for vacation rentals, providing easy access to attractions while offering a taste of local life. Many rentals are situated near markets and eateries, allowing guests to immerse themselves in Beijing's vibrant culture. Staying in a vacation rental also provides the opportunity to interact with locals and gain insights into daily life in the city.
Additionally, vacation rentals can often be more affordable than traditional hotels, especially for longer stays. With various options available, travelers can find accommodations that fit their budget and preferences, making it easier to enjoy everything Beijing has to offer.
Hostels for Backpackers and Budget Travelers
Beijing is a fantastic destination for backpackers and budget travelers, with numerous hostels that provide affordable lodging and a social atmosphere. The city boasts a variety of hostels, from lively party spots to quieter, more laid-back options. Many hostels offer dormitory-style accommodations, making it easy to meet fellow travelers from around the world. Private rooms are also available for those seeking a bit more privacy while still enjoying the hostel experience.
Popular areas for hostels include Wangfujing and Sanlitun, both of which are close to major attractions and nightlife. The Beijing Downtown Backpackers Hostel is a favorite among travelers, known for its friendly staff and organized activities that help guests connect and explore the city together. From guided tours to group outings, this hostel ensures that everyone has a memorable experience.
Staying in a hostel also often includes access to communal kitchens, allowing guests to prepare their own meals and save on dining costs. Many hostels provide free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and even bike rentals, making it easy to navigate the city on a budget. With a welcoming atmosphere and a sense of community, hostels in Beijing are an excellent choice for adventurous travelers looking to make the most of their trip.
Exploring Beijing's Rich Historical and Cultural Attractions
Beijing is steeped in history, with a plethora of cultural attractions that tell the story of its imperial past. The Forbidden City is a must-visit, serving as the former imperial palace for 24 emperors. This UNESCO World Heritage site boasts stunning architecture and beautiful gardens, providing insight into the lives of China's emperors. Visitors can easily spend hours wandering through its vast courtyards and ornate halls, each telling a different tale of the past.
Another iconic site is the Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for good harvests. This architectural marvel is surrounded by a beautiful park, where locals practice tai chi and engage in various activities. The intricate designs and serene atmosphere make it a perfect spot for reflection and appreciation of traditional Chinese culture.
The Great Wall of China is another highlight, with sections like Mutianyu and Badaling offering breathtaking views and hiking opportunities. Each section has its own unique charm and history, attracting visitors from around the globe. Exploring the Great Wall is not only a physical adventure but also a journey through time, allowing travelers to connect with China's rich heritage.
Outdoor Adventures and Nature Escapes in Beijing
Beijing is not just about historical attractions; it also offers stunning natural landscapes for those seeking outdoor adventures. The Simatai Great Wall is a fantastic destination for hiking enthusiasts, featuring rugged terrain and breathtaking views. This less crowded section of the Great Wall allows for a more immersive experience, where visitors can appreciate the beauty of the surrounding mountains while exploring this iconic structure.
For a more relaxed outdoor experience, the Summer Palace is an excellent choice. This vast imperial garden features beautiful lakes, traditional pavilions, and lush greenery. Visitors can stroll along the scenic paths, take a boat ride on Kunming Lake, or simply enjoy a picnic while soaking in the serene atmosphere. It’s a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Additionally, nature lovers can explore the Fragrant Hills Park, which is known for its stunning autumn foliage. The park features hiking trails, ancient temples, and panoramic views of the city. It's an ideal spot for a day trip to reconnect with nature while enjoying the beauty of Beijing's landscapes.
Family-Friendly Attractions for All Ages
Beijing is a family-friendly destination with a variety of attractions that cater to visitors of all ages. The Beijing Zoo is a popular choice, home to a wide range of animals, including the beloved giant pandas. The zoo provides educational programs and interactive exhibits, making it an enjoyable and informative experience for children and adults alike. Nearby, the Imperial Garden of The Palace Museum offers a peaceful retreat where families can explore beautiful landscapes and historic architecture.
Another fantastic option is the Happy Valley of Beijing, an amusement park that features thrilling rides, entertaining shows, and themed attractions. This park is perfect for families looking for a day of fun and excitement, with something for everyone to enjoy. From roller coasters to water rides, Happy Valley promises a memorable experience for visitors of all ages.
Outdoor spaces like Jingshan Park also offer family-friendly activities, including playgrounds and beautiful gardens. Families can enjoy picnics while taking in stunning views of the Forbidden City from the park's hilltop. With a mix of educational, recreational, and cultural experiences, Beijing is a fantastic destination for families looking to create lasting memories.
Beijing's Vibrant Nightlife Scene
As the sun sets, Beijing comes alive with a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to all tastes. The Sanlitun area is a hotspot for nightlife, featuring a plethora of bars, clubs, and restaurants. From trendy cocktail lounges to lively dance clubs, there’s something for everyone. Many venues offer live music and entertainment, creating a lively atmosphere that lasts into the early hours.
For a more relaxed evening, consider visiting one of Beijing's rooftop bars, such as those found in the Wangfujing area. These bars offer stunning views of the city skyline, providing the perfect backdrop for a romantic evening or a night out with friends. Sipping cocktails while watching the city lights twinkle below is an experience not to be missed.
Additionally, cultural performances such as traditional Peking opera can be enjoyed at various theaters throughout the city. These performances showcase the rich cultural heritage of China and provide a unique entertainment option for those looking to experience the arts. With a mix of modern and traditional options, Beijing's nightlife scene is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Culinary Journey Through Beijing's Local Cuisine
Beijing's culinary scene is a delightful adventure for food lovers, offering a wide array of local dishes that reflect the city's rich history and culture. One of the most famous dishes is Peking duck, known for its crispy skin and tender meat. Restaurants like Li Qun Roast Duck Restaurant and Deyuan Roast Duck Restaurant are renowned for their exceptional Peking duck, providing diners with an authentic taste of this iconic dish. Enjoying a meal here is not just about the food; it's an experience that showcases traditional Chinese dining culture.
In addition to Peking duck, visitors should try jianbing (Chinese crepes), a popular street food that makes for a delicious breakfast or snack. Street vendors throughout the city serve up freshly made jianbing, filled with various toppings and sauces that create a flavorful combination. Exploring local markets like the Pearl Market and Qian Men Street also provides opportunities to sample a variety of snacks and dishes, making it a fun culinary adventure.
Beijing's dining scene also features a mix of international cuisines, from spicy Sichuan dishes to savory dumplings. Restaurants like Jingzun Peking Duck Restaurant and Dali Courtyard offer a range of options that cater to different tastes. Whether dining in a high-end restaurant or enjoying street food, Beijing's culinary journey is sure to satisfy every palate.
Shopping Hotspots in the Heart of Beijing
Beijing is a shopper's paradise, offering a diverse range of shopping experiences from traditional markets to modern malls. The Pearl Market is a must-visit for those looking to find unique souvenirs and local handicrafts. Here, visitors can haggle for everything from pearls to silk products, making it a fun and interactive shopping experience. The vibrant atmosphere and variety of goods available ensure that shoppers leave with something special.
For a more upscale shopping experience, head to China World Shopping Mall or Lisa's Tailor, where high-end brands and designer boutiques abound. These shopping centers provide a luxurious atmosphere, complete with dining options and entertainment. Exploring these malls allows visitors to indulge in some retail therapy while enjoying the comforts of modern amenities.
Additionally, Qian Men Street offers a blend of traditional and contemporary shopping experiences. This historic street features a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, making it a great place to spend an afternoon. Whether searching for unique gifts or simply enjoying the local atmosphere, Beijing's shopping hotspots cater to every taste and preference.
Festivals and Events Celebrating Beijing's Culture
Beijing hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating its rich cultural heritage and vibrant community. The Chinese New Year is one of the most significant celebrations, featuring colorful parades, traditional performances, and elaborate decorations throughout the city. Visitors can experience the festive atmosphere, enjoy delicious food, and participate in various cultural activities that highlight the significance of this holiday.
Another notable event is the Beijing International Film Festival, which showcases films from around the world and promotes cultural exchange. This festival attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts, providing a platform for discussions and screenings that celebrate the art of filmmaking. Attending this event offers insight into the global film industry while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of Beijing.
Additionally, Beijing Design Week highlights the city’s commitment to creativity and innovation. This annual event features exhibitions, workshops, and activities that showcase contemporary design and art. Visitors can engage with local artists and designers, gaining a deeper appreciation for Beijing's artistic scene. Participating in these festivals provides an opportunity to immerse oneself in the city's culture and connect with the local community.
Transportation Options for Easy Navigation
Getting around Beijing is convenient, thanks to its efficient public transportation system. The subway is one of the most popular modes of transport, offering extensive coverage throughout the city. With multiple lines connecting key attractions and neighborhoods, it’s an affordable and efficient way to navigate Beijing. Purchasing a transportation card can simplify travel, allowing for seamless access to the subway and buses.
Buses are another viable option, with routes covering nearly every corner of the city. While they can be crowded during peak hours, buses are an excellent way to experience the local culture and daily life. For those who prefer a more personalized experience, taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available. They offer a convenient way to travel directly to your destination, especially for those unfamiliar with the public transport system.
For a more leisurely exploration, consider renting a bike. Beijing is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with dedicated lanes and bike-sharing programs available throughout the city. Cycling allows for a unique perspective on the city, enabling visitors to discover hidden gems and local neighborhoods at their own pace. With various transportation options available, navigating Beijing is a breeze.
Day Trips from Beijing to Explore Surrounding Wonders
Beijing's location makes it an excellent base for day trips to explore nearby attractions. One popular destination is the Mutianyu Great Wall, known for its stunning scenery and fewer crowds compared to other sections. Visitors can hike along the wall, take a cable car, or even toboggan down for a fun experience. This day trip offers a perfect blend of history and outdoor adventure, making it a favorite among travelers.
Another fantastic option is the Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site located just outside the city. This expansive imperial garden features beautiful lakes, pavilions, and walking paths, providing a serene escape from the bustling city. Exploring the Summer Palace allows visitors to appreciate the natural beauty and historical significance of this magnificent site.
For those interested in cultural experiences, a visit to the Zhaoling Tomb offers insight into China's imperial history. This site is part of the Ming Dynasty Tombs and features stunning architecture set against a beautiful natural backdrop. Taking a guided tour can enhance the experience, providing context and stories that bring the history to life. With so many incredible options just a short trip from Beijing, day trips are a fantastic way to enrich your travel experience.
Weather Insights to Plan Your Perfect Trip
Understanding Beijing's weather can significantly enhance your travel experience. The city experiences four distinct seasons, each offering a unique perspective on its beauty. Spring (March to May) is characterized by mild temperatures and blossoming flowers, making it an ideal time for outdoor exploration. Visitors can enjoy pleasant weather while visiting attractions like the Summer Palace and participating in local festivals.
Summer (June to August) can be hot and humid, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F). While this is the peak tourist season, the vibrant atmosphere and numerous events make it a lively time to visit. Travelers should prepare for the heat by staying hydrated and taking breaks in shaded areas, especially when exploring outdoor attractions.
Autumn (September to November) is often regarded as the best time to visit Beijing, with comfortable temperatures and stunning fall foliage. This season is perfect for hiking along the Great Wall and enjoying the beautiful scenery. Winter (December to February) brings cold temperatures, but the city transforms into a winter wonderland, especially during the Chinese New Year celebrations. Understanding the weather patterns will help travelers pack appropriately and plan their activities accordingly.
Practical Travel Information for a Smooth Journey
Before embarking on your trip to Beijing, it's essential to gather practical travel information to ensure a smooth journey. Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality, so it's crucial to check the latest regulations before your trip. Most visitors will need a visa to enter China, which can be obtained through the Chinese embassy or consulate in your country.
Currency exchange is another important consideration. The local currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY), and it's advisable to have some cash on hand for small purchases, especially in markets and street vendors. ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in most hotels and larger establishments. Familiarizing yourself with the exchange rate can help you budget effectively during your stay.
Lastly, understanding local customs and etiquette can enhance your travel experience. For example, it's polite to greet people with a handshake, and addressing individuals using their titles and surnames is customary. Learning a few basic phrases in Mandarin can also help you connect with locals and navigate your way around the city. Being prepared with this practical information will ensure a memorable and enjoyable visit to Beijing.
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