Romantic Hotels in Beijing

Exceeded my expectations! The room was clean and tidy. The staff was very professional. A special shout-out to the slightly chubby male receptionist on the evening shift of the 21st. My child had a toothache at night and needed salt and ice, and he immediately had them delivered. I'm truly grateful for his excellent and thoughtful service. I'll definitely book this hotel again next time. The location is easy to find and convenient for getting around.

Gubei Light Hotel & Gubei Water Town – A Magical Experience in Beijing Gubei Light Hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Gubei Water Town. It’s just a 1-minute walk to the main food street, 3 minutes to the hot springs and massage area, and about 7 minutes to the entrance of the Simatai Great Wall. The hotel offers several excellent perks that make the stay even better: * Unlimited Hot Spring Access: You can enter and leave the hot springs as many times as you like, making it easy to enjoy a meal and come back for another relaxing soak. * Personal WeChat assistant: Every guest gets a personal assistant through WeChat who can help with directions, recommendations, and any questions throughout the resort. * Convenient Shuttle Service: Simply contact your personal assistant or the front desk, and a shuttle can arrive at the hotel entrance within about 5 minutes. As for Gubei Water Town, it’s easily one of the most beautiful places we’ve visited in Beijing. We went in late October, when the trees were covered in stunning shades of red and gold. During the day, the autumn scenery is breathtaking. At night, the entire town lights up and feels like something straight out of a fairytale. Every street and corner is picture-perfect, making it a dream destination for photography lovers. You can also visit the famous Simatai Great Wall, known for offering a unique nighttime hiking experience. My recommendation: Wake up early to enjoy the beautiful morning mist, treat yourself to a professional massage, explore the town in the afternoon sunlight, and finish the day with the magical night views or a nighttime hike along the Great Wall. Overall, this was our favorite experience in Beijing! Between the excellent hotel service, relaxing hot springs, beautiful scenery, and incredible historical architecture, everything made this trip truly unforgettable. Highly recommended! A Special Shout-Out to Our Personal assistant, @YangLiJun! She was absolutely amazing! Always kind, polite, and incredibly responsive. She knows Gubei Water Town inside and out, and her English is excellent. Communication with her was effortless, and she made our entire stay so much easier and more enjoyable. We truly appreciate all her help and outstanding service. Thank you, YangLiJun!

Absolutely amazing. The best hotel I stayed at in China. The staff were all welcoming, friendly and so kind. From the moment we arrived, they refused to let us carry anything. Took our heavy bags off our hands, even allowed us to check in much earlier so we could relax before the park opened. Gorgeous rooms with a private courtyard, strong hairdryer, clean and comfortable. Everything you could want, honestly. Beyond the great location and excellent service, the breakfast was even more amazing. Set within a huge, gorgeous hall, the food was top notch. Fresh, and delicious! Overall an amazing stay, the only downside was there was quite a lot of houseflies around, but it would say it was only a very minor issue. 10/10 would love to come back again ❤️ Tysm to the lovely staff at the front desk, and the breakfast chefs, who were lovely and smiley the entire time (:

We stayed here during the National Day holiday on Yanqi Island. We got a free room upgrade, the environment is fantastic, and there are very few people. The facilities are complete, and there were special National Day activities that even our 3-year-old could join—perfect for a family vacation with kids. The only downside is that dining options are limited and expensive; we ended up eating the buffet three meals in a row. Transportation: We took the high-speed rail to Qinghe Station in the morning, followed by a short taxi ride of a few kilometers. There was no traffic at all, making it very convenient. On the way back the next afternoon, we drove, and while there was a bit of traffic, it was totally acceptable. Facilities: There's a swimming pool, gym, on-call shuttle service, large lawn, rooms with bathtubs, kids' club, a-la-carte Chinese restaurant, buffet restaurant, and sightseeing bicycles. Cleanliness: The rooms, lobby, and public areas are neat and clean. Environment: Located on Yanqi Island and embraced by the shores of Yanqi Lake, the hotel boasts a beautiful setting with lush greenery and great air quality, ideal for hiking and cycling. Island attractions like the Yanqi Pagoda, koi pond, grand lawn, and Yanqi Lake are all great for taking photos. Service: The staff are friendly, attentive, and proactive in offering help. Kids' club included with stay: The indoor kids' club is quite spacious. During the National Day holiday, there were fewer than five kids in total. We even joined the National Day activities to redeem a 6-seater bike and went for a ride of over an hour.

Before booking, I read through the online reviews carefully, paying special attention to the negative ones. Since the room rates were a bit on the pricier side, I hesitated for a bit, but in the end, I decided to give it a shot and went with CHAO Sanlitun. At check-in, we were thrilled to find out our studio had been upgraded to a junior suite—my daughter and I couldn't have been happier! 🌹 Both my daughter and I loved the hotel's style; it has such a fantastic artistic vibe. I ran out of storage on my phone and deleted the original photos, so I had to use the collage I posted on WeChat Moments instead. The semi-buffet breakfast was also right up our alley. The made-to-order dishes were both hygienic and delicious. The location is unbeatable—close to the Workers' Stadium subway station, with countless great food options all around. Highly recommended!

Overall, we had a wonderful stay at the Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing (Sunrise Oriental Hotel). The hotel boasts a beautiful environment right next to Yanqi Lake, offering stunning scenery. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and well-cleaned. The breakfast is especially worth recommending—it features a rich variety of both Chinese and Western options with plenty of choices and great taste. The hotel staff were warm, attentive, and friendly, promptly responding to all our requests. With great overall surroundings, dining, and service, this is definitely a hotel worth choosing for a vacation or getaway in Huairou.

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.

I booked a superior twin room and was upgraded to a deluxe twin room. However, the deluxe twin room has a bathtub, which means you have to shower standing in the tub—very inconvenient for elderly guests. Also, the bathroom is a bit small; the distance between the toilet and the vanity is so close that if one person is using the toilet, the other can't use the sink. The hotel does not offer microwave heating services. When we bought takeout in the cold weather, there was nowhere to heat it up... (At many other hotels I've stayed at, they have a microwave for guests to use). The delivery robot was slow; our takeout took half an hour to be brought up to the room... We would have been better off going down to get it ourselves 😂 We stayed on the 15th floor, but there's a tennis court downstairs, and you could hear the loud noise of people practicing (you can check the video for the sound). Fortunately, it closed around 10 PM? Opposite the hotel is a hospital, which was under construction, and we could hear noise one night 😓 Overall, it's just so-so, with virtually no service to speak of. The only perks are that it's close to the subway station and other tourist attractions.

Facilities: A bit old, but very complete. For example, the TV connection is super convenient, and the details are well-thought-out. Environment: It's carved out of a mountainside, and pretty well-maintained, though a bit out of the way. Service: Quite good, the butler's reminders were spot on (Suna). The restaurant food was just average; the all-inclusive package didn't feel worth it. You could explore the surroundings instead. Other areas are mostly geared towards families with children. The adult gym, for instance, didn't even have towels or water, which needs attention. Overall: Highly recommend if you're traveling with kids, no issues there. The buffet, however, was just average.

This place has everything you could want nearby: food, drinks, entertainment, and shopping. It's really close to the subway station, and bus access is pretty convenient too. It looks like a regular hotel, but it's actually more like a hostel. The staff are enthusiastic and friendly, and there are a lot of international guests. I stayed here for a few days, and they even have washing machines and dryers available. Definitely my top choice for my next trip to Beijing!