Marriott Hotels in Beijing

This is our third time staying at Marriott Beijing Changping, and this time we opted for the 'Flying House' themed family room. The room features a bunk bed with a slide, which completely captivated our child, keeping them entertained for a long time. The room is well-equipped with children's amenities, including a baby toilet seat, a step stool, toiletries, and bathrobes. The only downsides are some safety concerns: the stone edges of the indoor hot tub are very sharp and lack corner protectors, and the upper bunk's guardrail is quite low, requiring parents to closely supervise their children. The hot spring area offers a wide variety of indoor and outdoor pools, all clean, with different depths, slides, and ball pits. The water temperature is perfect for kids, satisfying their desire to play in the water. The indoor kids' play area feels a bit old, with many damaged soft mats on the floor. There were no staff members supervising or assisting during playtime, so parents with young children should definitely accompany and watch them closely. The hotel is conveniently located next to Wanda Plaza, which has plenty of dining options and children's entertainment.

The room was very clean and comfortable, with a huge bathroom and a great view from the floor-to-ceiling windows. The executive lounge had a nice ambiance and good food. Ms. Du at the front desk was exceptionally warm and thoughtful; her service left a deep impression.

It's a good newly opened hotel, quite clean, and the soundproofing is excellent; I didn't hear any noise from other rooms. The rooms aren't very large, but they're fully equipped. The coffee in the lobby bar on the first floor is quite good. The breakfast selection isn't particularly extensive, but they have freshly cooked noodles, which is decent. Overall, it's a good hotel. The only downside is that the executive lounge isn't open yet, so I couldn't experience it.