Hot Spring Hotels in Beijing

Had a very pleasant stay. The room had all the necessary facilities and everything worked well. Cleanliness was top-notch; the sheets and quilt covers looked freshly changed, and there were no weird smells in the bathroom. The surroundings were quiet, and soaking in the hot springs at night was a great way to unwind. If you have kids, the play area is big enough to keep them busy for hours, giving parents a chance to catch a breath. The front desk staff were friendly, and the self-service laundry room was very convenient—I washed and dried all our worn clothes before checking out, which saved a lot of hassle once we got home. I couldn't really fault anything. I'd definitely stay here again next time.

1. Check-in was relatively quick. However, they didn't ask if I drove, or how to get free parking; I had to figure it out myself. Knowing I had children, they didn't ask if I needed any kids' amenities. 2. Upon entering the room, there was a damp and bathroom smell. It only improved after opening the door for ventilation, but the outdoor hot springs downstairs were very noisy. The room had ironing facilities, which I don't quite understand. When traveling, with hot springs (which seemed to be shared with the neighboring hotel) and a swimming pool (mostly empty, which was nice), wouldn't a dryer be more useful? There was no tote bag either. There were toothbrushes and toothpaste, but no comb, no comb, no comb? Cotton swabs and cotton pads were opposite the luggage rack? The mini-bar was empty. The balcony door contrasted with the floor-to-ceiling window next to it, but all the cups in the room were very clean!! 3. For hotel breakfast, I arrived at 8:45 AM and had to wait in line for nearly thirty minutes. Once inside, the beverage area had many slightly larger tables, and they could have suggested people share tables. While making capsule coffee, a short-haired woman with glasses (if I recall correctly) proactively offered help, which was great 👍. The food was rather unremarkable, with limited variety and small portions. The staff ladies were proactive in clearing plates and were very friendly with children. 4. For the 'choose three from six' activities, options 4, 5, and 6 were all within the Expo Garden. 1 and 2 were the iQiyi amusement park, which required going outside. 3 was the hot springs; looking down from the building, even the children said the water looked a bit dirty. The hotel itself only had a 'secret' small play area. Overall, it lacked character. It would have been better to stay inside the Expo Garden.

First off, the hotel's service was genuinely good. Getting a taxi was always convenient, and the staff were very polite and proactive. However, the bathroom fixtures were quite frustrating, as you can see from the photos. Whoever designed this, the water pressure is already low, but washing a hand towel constantly bumps against the sink because the space is so small my hands kept bumping into each other. The shower pressure was also weak; it wasn't really showering, more like a slow trickle. The angle was awkward, making it difficult to wash without holding the showerhead, which meant showering took three times longer than usual.

Facilities: The facilities are a bit basic, without even a shower cap, which was a little inconvenient. Cleanliness: Perhaps because it's in the mountains, there were quite a few insects, and I found some bugs by the bedside. I hope this can be improved. Environment: The environment is excellent, and the guesthouse itself is very unique, with a strong Manchurian traditional residential style. Service: I have to give a big thumbs up to the owner's service! 👍 They prepared breakfast for us early even though we left at 6 AM, and showed us a shortcut through the back door. Extremely warm and welcoming! ❤️

The rooms are clean and tidy, and come with a balcony. When checking in, you need to register your vehicle to park in the underground parking lot 🅿️, otherwise, you might be charged a parking fee. We had three king-size rooms, and 1119 had the best view, overlooking the lake from the balcony, with a beautiful sunrise in the morning. The room directly opposite could see the golf course behind, which was great for sunset views. The bathroom and bathtub are in separate spaces opposite each other, designed with two sinks for simultaneous use. The front desk is on the second floor, and the connecting corridor to the hot spring ♨️ is also on the same floor, though it's a bit of a walk. The buffet restaurant is on the first floor. Complimentary fruit was provided in the room.

This was my first time visiting Xiaotangshan. My partner wanted a room with both public and private hot springs, so we chose this place. The room type had a large outdoor area, while the indoor area was small, but it had everything we needed. The lights worked well, and there was even an electric blanket on the bed. On the day of check-in, we were assigned a dedicated butler. I think we were a bit demanding, needing the pool cleaned again and picking up takeout, but the butler, Jia Ran, and the other staff members all helped us solve our problems. Highly recommended! The breakfast included in the room exceeded our expectations, offering both Chinese and Western options, and it was delicious. The public areas are worth experiencing; there's a functional hot spring and a swimming area, offering a different experience from the private hot springs – quite nice. As a long-established hot spring resort in Beijing, Jiuhua Hot Spring didn't feel outdated at all during my first visit. On the contrary, many facilities were quite new. The one-on-one butler service was also a pleasant surprise; messages in the group were replied to almost instantly, ensuring we weren't delayed. Special praise goes to concierge Leo; we ordered two takeout meals, which arrived one after the other, and he delivered them one by one, even tagging me in the group chat to let me pick them up instead of leaving them on the ground for me to retrieve. This showed his attentiveness and responsibility, a big thumbs up. Overall, the hot springs here are exceptional, and the service is impeccable. It's no exaggeration to say it surpasses some star-rated hotels. I would definitely consider returning, and I wish them continued success.

The Yanqing Olympic Village Resort Hotel, nestled in the Haituo Mountain Valley, offers a refreshingly cool climate that's never stuffy. At night, you can enjoy a starry sky rarely seen in the city. The front desk staff are incredibly responsible and diligently handled all my requests. The housekeeping department is also excellent, meticulously cleaning the rooms every day. The hotel also has a swimming pool with great water quality. With its high greenery coverage, the air is fantastic, making it a great hotel for a summer escape.

I originally booked a king room, but upon arrival, I was upgraded to a dormitory-style villa. The bed was a full 2 meters wide, and the space was much larger than expected, making for a very comfortable stay. The view outside the window was stunning, with unobstructed mountain views; opening the curtains in the morning instantly lifted my mood. The villa itself has a great design, and it was quite fun to just walk around and explore. The facilities are a bit dated, but they are clean and quiet, offering a reassuring stay. Alvin at the front desk provided attentive service, making both check-in and check-out smooth, and even kindly extended my check-out time until 2 PM. For this view and space alone, it was totally worth it.

Formerly the Xinhualua, this property has now been acquired by Howard Johnson under the Wyndham umbrella, and the service quality has seen a dramatic improvement. As someone who loves visiting hot springs around Beijing, I’ve discovered another hidden gem. The European-style architecture comes with high maintenance costs, but it is so much better kept compared to the Tianjin Evergrande Hotel Hot Spring that I used to frequent (which has since fallen into disrepair). The hotel offers great value for money, the buffet is worth the price, and the staff training is top-notch. I have to say, international hotel groups are just in a different league when it comes to personnel training! The only minor drawback is that the lighting in the hotel corridors is a bit too dim, making the already massive hallways feel somewhat unwelcoming.

Facilities: Alright Hygiene: So-so, there was a formaldehyde smell, the bathtub sealant was sticky, and the bath towels had a strange odor. Environment: Beautiful, located within Gubei Water Town. Service: Very good, the staff escorted us to our room. Hot spring experience voucher: We arrived late, so we were only able to soak for a short while before being asked to leave.