Pet friendly Hotels in Hebei, China

I believe my friends and I spent Christmas eve here. Being an exchange student from England, far from home, and my friends and classmates from Latvia and Cambodia, we needed somewhere homely and comfortable to stay. This place was exactly what we needed. We stayed here for one night in the middle of winter as part of our road trip from Beijing to Wutaishan, following the sections of the Great Wall. We turned up after dark, we were welcomed with a big smile and slept with ease after the long drive. In the morning I woke up early, found a spot in the courtyard garden and opened my Christmass cards. The owners dog immediately rolled over to be petted and for the next hour I had good company, drank tea and enjoyed the peace. The owners awoke to find me outside, probably thought I was a ****** and so, immediately lit their fire in the garden. They saw me drinking tea so got the iron kettle boiling over the heat of the flames. My mates awoke to this and joined me and the boss by the fire. The outside temperature was negative, but we were warm, happy and ready for the day ahead - exploring Baishishan. The boss also showed us his great tea collection. I want to thank the owners for a short but great stay and I highly recommend. I would like to come back in spring to see their courtyard in full bloom.

Stayed here with my kids while visiting Jinshanling Great Wall. It's within walking distance to the scenic area and parking is free. The courtyard is quiet and clean, so we slept comfortably. It offers great value for money, and you can even stargaze at night. The Chinese breakfast is simple, and you can order stir-fries for lunch and dinner. A small suggestion: it would be great to have a mop in the bathroom so guests can clean up after showering.

Is everyone flocking to Beidaihe to escape the summer heat? It was scorching! At 10:30 AM, it was already 36 degrees Celsius outside, and the tide was out, so we couldn't even go crabbing. It's hard to book a last-minute hotel in a crowded Beidaihe. I saw reviews mentioning old facilities but had no choice but to book it. Honestly, with that expectation, it wasn't too bad. After all, the hotel is 20 years old, so maintaining it like this isn't easy. Avoid Building No. 3. The elevator constantly breaks down, which is terrifying. It was under repair when we arrived, so we had to climb the stairs, and it broke again the next day. When I reported it to the front desk, they seemed completely unconcerned, as if they were used to it. From 6 AM to 8:30 AM, there was a vibrating noise throughout the building. I thought it was a construction site, but when I asked the front desk, they said it was the kitchen machines running for breakfast. All I can do is commend their 'excellence' – I'm out of words. The hotel breakfast costs 38 yuan per person. If your room rate includes breakfast, you'll eat it and be speechless. For those who didn't book with breakfast, don't waste your money. It's even worse than a farmhouse breakfast – there's nothing, not even fried rice or noodles. I heard it's not even run by the hotel but by a partner. I saw customers arguing because the breakfast vouchers given by the hotel weren't enough, and they were counting heads, which didn't match up. These are all avoidable issues. The staff don't wear name tags, so I don't know anyone's name. If I wanted to praise someone, I wouldn't know who to mention. Overall, some service was decent. However, the security was lacking; there was no one directing parking, and no designated spots. Everyone just parked wherever they could find space. I can understand, though; it's tough for anyone in nearly 40-degree heat under the blazing sun. If there are other hotels you can book, go elsewhere. The only selling point is the small, unkempt patch of beach and rocks downstairs; there's really nothing else.

We were scared of large crowds at the wall, and followimg many online recommendation we found the Jinshanling section. This hotel is at the great location a short walk from the mid enterance to the wall section, the Gubeikou train station is also very reachable from the Beijingbei (North) train station. It is also quite affordable to reach the place by Didi (550 yuan from the Beijing airport). The place is clean, and the food really stands out as quite amazing, the prices are also very low, for room and food. Just tell the owner you would want a breakfast and you will be served one first thing in the morning. The ladies are also super nice and very hospitable to the foreign turists.

The hotel upgraded our room, and the location is super convenient, close to commercial areas, hospitals, and attractions, making it easy to get around. They have accessible facilities for seniors, including ramps, and even offer a trolley service to help with luggage, which was a really thoughtful touch. It's truly a one-stop shop for everything – accommodation, dining, and travel, plus they enthusiastically explained all the local sights. We had a fantastic experience; out of all the hotels we've stayed at, this one truly stands out. Facilities: Excellent Cleanliness: Spotless Environment: Great, with detailed explanations Service: Professional, polite, and enthusiastic

Facilities: All toiletries, towels, and slippers were provided. They were individually wrapped and sterilized, giving me peace of mind. Environment: I stayed in a Hello Kitty themed room. The open-concept toilet made it feel a bit like sleeping in the bathroom, which was quite a quirky experience, haha. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean and tidy. Service: This truly deserves a special mention! The staff were all incredibly polite, enthusiastic, and went above and beyond. They proactively helped with luggage and offered great recommendations for local attractions. Full marks for service! 👍

I originally booked a one-bedroom, but to my surprise, the host gave me a two-bedroom instead. The room was clean and tidy, and the location was great, close to Pigeon Nest Park, Laohushi Park, and Liuzhuang Night Market. Downstairs in the complex, there's a morning market, a supermarket, and a seafood market, making it super convenient for groceries. There's also electric scooter rental available for 30 yuan a day, which helped us avoid traffic and parking hassles, making getting around even easier. The host was very welcoming and promptly helped us with any issues we had. All in all, it was a fantastic surprise experience – everything from dining to accommodation to entertainment was absolutely perfect!

The room is clean and tidy, the landlord communicates in a timely manner, the snow ticket rental cabinet can be discounted, the hot spring ticket can also be discounted, you must bring your own swimming trunks in advance, otherwise you will be surprised if you buy it now.

We had a wonderful time at this hotel! The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the sea, which made our trip so relaxing. What really set this place apart, though, was the owner. She was incredibly welcoming and made us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. She went above and beyond to assist us with everything, from giving great local directions to recommending places to eat. She was also so kind and accommodating when one of us had a specific dietary requirement at breakfast—she made sure we were well taken care of without any hassle. Communication with her was in English which made it stress-free and easy! The breakfast itself was delicious, and to top it all off, the rooms were spotlessly clean. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. Highly recommended!

It is very close to the beach. Sunrise rooms are a bit far-fetched, but it is very close to the beach. It is most pet-friendly. People and cars need to be separated. It is convenient to have less luggage when entering the room. Although there is an elevator, it takes a long way to get to the registration office. . Newly renovated, the bedding and furniture are simple and clean. Beidaihe has changed its old image of being earthy and dirty. Now the roads are clean and tidy, which is very refreshing.