Hotels in Yanqing District, Beijing

The resort environment was very comfortable, and the kids absolutely loved participating in all the activities, having a great time. The atmosphere at night was quite lively too. Vera provided excellent service, and overall, I was very satisfied – a full five-star recommendation! What I loved most was that all the activities were included. Whether for adults or kids, indoors or outdoors, there were rackets provided by the hotel for basketball, table tennis, billiards, football, archery, and golf. The water park was quite large; the depth was perfect for children to swim, though a bit shallow for adults. Plus, all the craft activities, performances, flying trapeze, and aerobics were really fun! Dinner was the most abundant meal, with various international cuisines. The sashimi, BBQ, and salads were all delicious. The dessert bar was the most amazing part – truly five-star standard! My daughter even said the roasted lamb chops were incredibly tasty. 😋 We stayed in the Shaun the Sheep room, which was decorated so cutely. My child said she wants to come back again next time! The most comfortable aspect, actually, was the beautiful environment of the Songshan scenic area. It's a natural oxygen bar, bringing you close to nature; you can see and smell the natural aroma. There were also about a dozen adorable little cats! 😍 We plan to try out Club Meds in other cities and countries next time!

Yanqing is stunning after the rain. I was looking for a hotel near the Guishui River and came across Zengfu. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and professional during check-in, and they even prepared some thoughtful snacks for my child, which she loved. The room was spotless and fully carpeted, ensuring a quiet night's sleep. It was truly excellent. At check-out, they even kindly asked if I had a comfortable stay and offered bottled water. Really, really good!

The hotel boasts an elegant environment, making you feel like you have an entire mountain to yourself. Built into the hillside, the two-bedroom suite we booked this time was located mid-mountain. The hotel community has complete facilities, and the main entrance is fenced off with a gate, so the security is reassuring and makes you feel very safe. The shuttle service uses Voyah commercial vans, which are super comfortable! The staff helped with our luggage, which was very thoughtful and attentive. It's about 10 kilometers from Badaling Great Wall, and Shuiguan Great Wall is nearby and not crowded. Juyongguan Great Wall is also conveniently located on the way to Beijing South Station, so we stopped by, making our trip even more rich and fulfilling.

Upon entering the room, I found it looked nothing like the pictures. To be honest, the front desk attendant's attitude when I first checked in wasn't great. Typically, when I travel with my kids, I almost always stay at hotels under the Huazhu Group (like Hanting, Ji Hotel, or Orange Hotel), and they are usually very welcoming, often upgrading our room for free or offering complimentary breakfast. But at this Orange Hotel, the initial front desk person was quite dismissive. When I asked if breakfast was free, they said no. I then asked if there were any good breakfast spots nearby, and they just told me there was a baozi place around the corner. I went upstairs with my child, and when I saw the room, wow, it was tiny, barely enough space to move! I got increasingly annoyed and went back to the front desk, saying I wanted to check out because the room didn't match the pictures at all. Even though I don't use hotel towels, they shouldn't be so neglectful – the ones there were threadbare, dirty, and blackish. The curtains were also very dirty. Then, another staff member named Xiaoxue came, and she was very helpful. She got me cleaner, newer towels and bath towels, and was incredibly polite, telling me to ask for her if I needed anything. Honestly, everything else aside, good service is the most important thing. I'm on vacation to be happy, not to be annoyed.

This is our third year coming to Gaoshan Ski Resort, and we stayed multiple times last year. This year, we booked a continuous stay. The front desk service is genuinely excellent. We happened to encounter a price adjustment during our stay, which led to more questions on our end. Each time we bothered the front desk, they were incredibly patient and amiable in resolving our issues. They were also very efficient and exceeded our expectations. Last year, the parking lot security guard made the best impression on me, and I was surprised to see him again this year. We even chatted with the shuttle bus driver. This year truly exceeded all expectations, and we'll definitely be back next winter. The only minor drawback was the inconsistent translation for the 'Xueyan Hall' (Snow Swallow Hall). Some places used Pinyin, others English, one spot even had 'Xueyan Hall' written in Chinese, and there was an English spelling error with a space in the middle of a word. I hope this can be corrected. Given that it represents the country's image, such basic mistakes should really be fixed. Heituo Mountain after a snowfall is absolutely stunning. The 'Heituo Ink Painting' lives up to its reputation; it's truly a dreamlike sight.

Our entire stay was excellent. The hotel environment is serene and away from the noise. The room was spotless, the bed was comfortable, and we had a great night's sleep. The front desk service was professional and patient, and the staff were all very kind. Both cleanliness and security were well-maintained. The location is excellent, making it a top choice for accommodation when traveling.

After booking the hotel, I saw a lot of negative reviews, which made me quite nervous. However, I found it to be pretty good in reality. The environment is beautiful and the air is pleasant, perfect for a relaxing 'lie-flat' vacation, so I ended up staying for three nights. As a five-star hotel, the hardware facilities, room layout, and spatial design are all top-notch. The accompanying gym and pool are also excellent. The gym has water and towels, and a good range of equipment, so I'd give it a five-star rating. The main complaint about breakfast seems to be the small restaurant, but I personally felt the food variety met expectations. The live cooking stations for noodles and wontons were quite tasty, and there were also specialty 'huoshao'. The omelet chef was very friendly, and there were several coffee machines, both capsule and regular. The hot dishes were indeed limited, only three or four, which is a clear drawback. Also, the small cakes common in other five-star hotels were missing. I'd give it a four-star rating, but it's certainly not bad. The Chinese restaurant, however, offers poor value for money. It's expensive with limited variety, many dishes didn't inspire me to order, and the taste was just average. Overall, the dining is a relative weakness. The Jing A beer at the lobby bar wasn't expensive, though. There are many takeaway options, but the robot delivery was a bit slow. The housekeeping staff were very diligent, providing plenty of water and amenities. I was just a little surprised that after excitedly bringing my own tea, there were no tea sets. It was also a bit inconvenient that there were no toiletries by the bathtub. The front desk staff were also fine. The World Horticultural Exposition is right outside, and the complimentary hot spring tickets made it an excellent value. I hope they continue to operate well, and I would stay here again if I have the chance. Oh, and the entrance and exit to the underground parking lot are a bit small, so be careful when passing other cars.

The hotel's overall quality is excellent. The hygiene is top-notch, facilities are complete, and I felt very secure staying there. I called the front desk multiple times during my stay, and Lily was always polite and enthusiastic, handling requests efficiently. She coordinated solutions for all my needs immediately, which was incredibly reassuring. A good experience wouldn't be possible without attentive staff, and I'm very grateful for Lily's thoughtful service. I've already recommended this hotel to my friends and will prioritize booking here for future business trips.

The hotel is centrally located, very close to Longqing Gorge and Yudushan Mountain. The rooms are spacious and bright, clean and hygienic. The king room has a bathtub, and the hot water works great. The bedding is very comfortable, clean, and tidy. The air conditioning is powerful, but even on the lowest setting at night, the air blows directly onto your head, making it feel breezy, and it can get a bit cold when sleeping with the AC on. The showerhead in the shower provides very hot water, but the water pressure is a bit low; it's time to replace the showerhead. Wanda Plaza is only a one-minute walk away, and there's a fantastic lamb spine hot pot restaurant nearby – definitely worth checking out!

The hotel is near a commercial street with supermarkets, restaurants, and Mixue Ice Cream. The rooms face the street and become quiet after dinner. The rooms are quite large and spacious. Parking is limited during the day in both the parking lot in front and on the street; you can only park near the public restroom across the street.