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The Ritz-Carlton Beijing
4.7/52902 Reviews
Guomao Area
Had my most memorable birthday at one of my most favorite hotels. Felt like the most important person throughout the weekend. Thanks to all the staffs for taking care of us. Especially to Lena and the Chef.
Beijing BoLLy Wood  Hotel (Guomao SKP Store)
4.8/53014 Reviews
Guomao Area
Very nice and clean hotel with good location. Very convenient and walking distance to SKP Beijing Mall and many restaurants surrounding the hotel. The front desk helped me free upgrade to a bigger room. Bed is not soft which I like the most. Pillows are comfy too. Will definitely come back to stay again.
Waldorf Astoria Hutong Courtyard
4.8/5233 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area
This time, I experienced the hutong theme of Waldorf with my family. We walked through the mysterious passage with artistic atmosphere. This time, I came here to experience the well-reputed spa treatment. The professional techniques of the therapist Kay made my family very relaxed and swept away the fatigue. The experience was very good and I kept praising it! The concierge Jeffrey and Will also had a good service attitude and took the initiative to help with the luggage and helped us take pictures at the popular check-in point of the New Year mascot! I once again felt the ”home-like” service of Waldorf!
Nuo Hotel Beijing
4.8/51546 Reviews
Wangjing Area
Excellent stay! Hotel and rooms are amazing and in a good location with many restaurants around to choose from. One thing was that there were no USB outlet to charge phones,etc. so important to bring your own adaptor to plug in. Otherwise perfect stay.
Mushenghui Hotel
3.9/528 Reviews
Fangshan Scenic Area
This hotel is a bit speechless, I can say the tofu slag project! ! ! Newly opened hotel, various facilities problems! Service facilities are barely said to be a bath room! Can't be called a hotel at all, because there is no hotel service! This season the room is too hot to sleep! I called the front desk four times before I changed the room! The bathroom is blocked again! The most funny thing is that the elevator to the fourth floor of the room button is still old and bad... The newly opened hotel, the experience is too bad!
Beijing Marriott Hotel Changping
4.5/52206 Reviews
Changping Town/Shisanling Resort
The hotel room was very basic with no coffee machine and a crappy hair dryer. I tried to use the clothes line in the shower to dry the kid's swim suits, but it didn't reach the other side of the wall and just snapped off in my hand. The staff in the hotel are polite and helpful, but the staff in the hotsprings aren't so nice. I actually chose this hotel because the outside pools looked fun for kids, but it turns out it's part of a separate hotsprings area which isn't free for hotel guests. My husband and 2 month old had to buy a ticket to accompany my eldest and I even though they weren't using the facilities. Then, we only stayed outside for 30 minutes because we were eaten by mosquitoes. Avoid the outdoor hotsprings this time of year unless you don't mind mosquito bites. Extremely disappointed.

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Selected Hotels in Beijing with Spas

Beijing, the vibrant capital city of China, offers an extraordinary blend of ancient traditions and modern wonders.

Get ready to view the traditional buildings, like the Forbidden City or Summer Palace. Also, Beijing has many traditional foods like the most famous one, Peking Duck. Come to taste special cuisine. Immerse yourself in the rich history, diverse culture, and must-visit attractions that make Beijing a truly unique destination.

By planning your travel to Beijing, the first thing is to book your flight or train tickets. With the complete transportation system, Beijing offers you multiple ways to get there!

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How to get to Beijing

Beijing, as the capital of China, owns the convenient transportation system. Two international airports, rail train stations, and city metro make visitors easily arrive at Beijing and go any where.

For international visitors, two major airports are available: Beiijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX). For visitors plan to stay city center, Beijing Capital International Airport can be more convenient. But both airports have direct transportation to arrive city center.

Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK):

Located about 25 km northeast of the city center, PEK is one of the busiest airports globally. Here is a detail guide from Trip.com. And there are multiple transfer choices:

1. Airport Express Train: Capital Airport Express stops at Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, where all international flights arrive and depart. A one-way ticket costs RMB 25. Available for Dongzhimen and Sanyuanqiao Beijing Metro stations.

2. Taxis: Available at designated ranks, with a journey to downtown costing approximately 100-150 RMB depending on traffic.

If arrive late, there are many comfortable hotels near PEK airport:

Hotel NameLocationAirport DistanceService Info
VOYAGE INTERNATIONAL HOTELNo.1 Fuqian two stree Capital Airport, Shunyi District, Beijing1.5 kmFree Priority airport pick-up & drop-off, Free gym, Free playgroud, Tea room, Restaurant
Crowne Plaza Beijing International AirportNo.60 Fuqian 1st Street, Shunyi District, Beijing, 1013124.5 kmFree Priority airport pick-up & drop-off, Free indoor swimming pool, Taxi Booking, Currency exchange

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Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX):

Situated 46 km south of the city, PKX is renowned for its futuristic design and efficient services. For transportation to the city:

1. Daxing Airport Express: Links PKX to the metro system and high-speed trains within 20-30 minutes.

2. Taxis and Didi: Convenient for late-night arrivals or heavy luggage, with fares ranging between 150-200 RMB to central Beijing.

If arrive late, there are many comfortable hotels near PKX airport:

Hotel NameAddressAirport DistanceService Info
Radisson Hotel Beijing Daxing AirportYard 2, No.2 Yuanjing West Road, Daxing District, Beijing2kmFree Priority airport pick-up & drop-off, Free indoor swimming pool, Free Fitness room, 2 restaurants
Mumian Beijing Daxing International AirportNo. A1008 No. 2 Yuanjing Road, Daxing District, Beijing, 102600, Chinaabout 600m (walk)Free luggage storage, Free indoor swimming pool, Translation tools, Taxi booking, Lobby bar & cafe etc

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Once arrive at Beijing, multiple transportations are available for visitors:

1. Metro: Beijing’s metro has 27 lines and 490+ stations, runs 5:00 am–11:00 pm daily. It’s efficient, affordable, and traveler-friendly with English signage. Use the Yikatong card or QR codes for easy access. *Avoid peak hours (7-9 am, 6-8 pm) for a smoother ride.

2. Buses: An extensive network covers areas beyond the metro. Stops are marked in English, but schedules are often unavailable. Pay with a Yikatong card or QR codes.

3. Taxis and Rideshares: Affordable taxis are easy to hail, or book rides via Didi. Payments are accepted via cash, Alipay, or WeChat Pay.

4. Shared Bicycles: Eco-friendly bikes from apps like HelloBike cost ¥1.5–2.5 rmb per trip. Unlock them via QR codes on Alipay/WeChat.

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Best Districts to Stay in Beijing

If you're unsure where to stay in Beijing, consider Wangfujing or Sanlitun.

For first-time visitors to Beijing, Wangfujing is the spot. It’s close to major sights like the Forbidden City, has loads of shopping, and tons of street food to try. Plus, the subway makes it super easy to get around.

If you’re after something more modern, Sanlitun is the place to be. It's full of international restaurants, stylish bars, and the perfect spot for a lively evening out. But, if you're in the mood for a more tranquil experience, head over to Houhai. With its lakes and traditional alleys, it offers a completely different vibe, with plenty of laid-back cafés and bars.

Top Things to Do in Beijing

As the capital of China, Beijing has many symbols of Chinese culture, like The Place Museum, The Great Wall etc. Also, Beijing has modern attractions for fun, like Universal Beijing Resort. Here are some popular attractions that visitors shouldn't miss when visit Beijing:

The Palace Museum (Forbidden City): Step into the ancient China at the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Wander through its ornate halls, marvel at the intricate details of the architecture, and lose yourself in the charm of its serene gardens. This historical treasure offers a glimpse into the power of China’s past. Click to find hotels near the Forbidden City..

Badaling Great Wall: Come to experience on an unforgettable adventure at the Badaling Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site that embodies China’s ancient ingenuity. Admire the stunning vistas as you traverse the well-preserved sections of this architectural marvel, and feel the spirit of history as you walk along the stones that once guarded an empire. Click to find hotels near the Badaling Great Wall.

Summer Palace: Here you can escape the urban hustle and find peace at the Summer Palace, an imperial retreat brimming with natural and artistic beauty. Stroll through its lush gardens, take a scenic boat ride on Kunming Lake, and admire the intricate pavilions and corridors that tell stories of royal leisure and elegance. Click to find hotels near the Summer Palace.

Universal Beijing Resort: Enjoy a day of excitement and entertainment at Universal Studios Beijing. From thrilling rides and dazzling attractions to interactive shows and beloved characters, this resort is a haven for fun-seekers of all ages. It’s the perfect spot for creating lasting memories. Click to find hotels near Universal Beijing Resort.

Temple of Heaven: Immerse yourself in the spiritual serenity of the Temple of Heaven, an ancient site where emperors prayed for good harvests. Join the locals as they practice tai chi, enjoy traditional games, and take in the harmonious blend of architecture and nature that defines this cultural gem. Click to find hotels near the Temple of Heaven.

National Museum of China: Dive into the rich tapestry of Chinese history at the National Museum of China. Explore exhibits showcasing priceless artifacts, from ancient jade carvings to revolutionary art, and discover the stories that span thousands of years of civilization in one remarkable space. Click to find hotels near the National Museum of China.

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