Beijing 24-Hour Spas: Where to Go and How to Book
Beijing's 24-hour spas, from the premium Qushui Lanting to family water worlds and a far-east budget option, with locations, prices and the rules to know.
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Top 5 Beijing 24-Hour Spas at a Glance
Beijing's 24-hour spas run on the same system as the rest of the country: you pay one entry fee, get a wristband and a set of clothes, and then spend the day between the baths, the saunas, the fruit bar and the nap rooms. What is different here is the spread, because a spa listed under Beijing can sit in Chaoyang, in Haidian at the foot of the West Mountain, or out in Pinggu nearly an hour from the centre.
Spa | Area | Type | Entry (from) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Chaoyang | Premium garden-style spa | About USD 182 | A quiet, high-end soak | |
Sihui, Chaoyang | Buffet and salt therapy | Check Trip.com | Long layovers, food and rest | |
Anli Road, Chaoyang | Korean-style family centre | Check Trip.com | Families with children | |
Haidian | Business hot spring club | About USD 25 | Business, and the west side | |
Pinggu | Garden-style budget spa | Check Trip.com | A cheap, low-key soak |
Prices are the current Trip.com starting rates and move with season and promotion. Where a price is not listed, the venue sells tickets by phone or on the platform, and the number is worth checking before you go.
How a Beijing 24-Hour Spa Works
If you have not been to one of these places, the model is the same across the city and worth understanding before you book.
You pay for entry at the door, receive a wristband and a set of lounge clothes, and everything after that happens on the wristband. The wet areas are split by gender and are bare-skin by convention; the dry areas, where most people actually spend their hours, are mixed and full of recliners, screening rooms, fruit counters and soft-drink dispensers. Any extra, a massage, a scrub, a proper meal or a private room, is charged to the wristband and settled when you leave.
Almost all of them are open around the clock, and many people sleep there. The venues that advertise a 24-hour ticket usually charge an extra fee for staying through the small hours, and the free recliners and pods go first on weekend nights, so if you plan to sleep, arrive early and check the overnight rules before you count on the ticket covering it.
How to Choose The Best 24-Hour Spas in Beijing
Beijing Qushui Lanting Spa: the premium pick
Qushui Lanting is the same brand that runs Shanghai's most expensive spa, and the Beijing version is the same idea in Chaoyang's Tonghui Riverside area. The design draws on classical Chinese gardens, and the place leans into calm: a tea house, meditation spaces, and a menu of traditional Chinese massage and aromatherapy rather than loud water-park energy.
It is the most expensive of the five, with entry starting around USD 182, and it is aimed at people who want a quiet afternoon rather than a family day out. If you want the premium, low-noise version of the experience, this is it.
Beijing Qushui Lanting Spa
4.5/5
39 Reviews
A wonderful place with delicious fresh and varied food, places to relax, luxury cosmetics and other amenities.US$197
No. 9 Hot Spring Lifestyle Pavilion: the buffet and salt rooms
No. 9, in Sihui in the east of Chaoyang, is the practical all-rounder, and it is the one travellers mention as a stop on a long layover. It has both indoor and outdoor hot spring areas, with water drawn from deep underground, and it is known more for the extras than the pools: a buffet with seafood, steak, sashimi and imported fruit, a large salt-therapy space, and a children's salt-cave area.
It sits near the Sihui transport interchange, which is why it works for people with a long connection or a late arrival. The entry price is not published on the listing, so check the current rate on Trip.com or by phone before you go.
No. 9 Hot Spring Lifestyle Hall
3.9/5
29 Reviews
We've been visiting this bathhouse several times now; it's a lovely place. The terms and conditions have changed slightly: previously, you could rent it for 6 hours, but now it's only for 18 hours for 459 yuan. This price includes unlimited fruit, ice cream, and soft drinks, plus several meals (a sumptuous buffet). Depending on your arrival time, you can choose between lunch or dinner. You usually get a second dinner and breakfast, so your 18-hour visit is complete. There are separate steam rooms for men and women, and separate heated pools. Also included are the outdoor hot pools, jade room, hot stone room, tea room, coffee shop, and relaxation areas. Additional amenities include billiards, karaoke, board games (mahjong), a game console, and arcade machines. Pajamas, slippers, and swimwear are provided; bring your own or purchase them for an additional fee.Shangmu Water World: the family pick
Shangmu, on Anli Road in the north of Chaoyang, is the most family-oriented of the five, and the highest rated at 4.7 from nearly a hundred reviews. It is a Korean-style leisure centre built around a water world: hot springs, steaming, rock bathing, swimming pools, a children's water park and castle, plus VR, a cinema, a gym and barbecue restaurants. The guest rooms mean it doubles as a place to stay.
This is the one to pick with children, because the water park keeps them occupied in a way a quiet spa never will. The trade-off is that it is loud in exactly the way Qushui Lanting is not.
Shangmu Water World
4.7/5
No. 3 Anli Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Blossom Seasons Club: the west-side business club
Blossom Seasons sits in Haidian, at the foot of the West Mountain near Xiangshan, and it is a different animal from the Chaoyang spots: a 20,000-square-metre club aimed at business guests rather than day-trippers. Its headline feature is the largest open-air hot spring pool in the western part of the city, using mineral water from 1,500 metres down, and it also runs an indoor tennis court, a constant-temperature pool, a seafood buffet and more than a hundred guest rooms.
Entry starts around USD 25, which makes it the best value of the group for what you get. It is the sensible choice if you are staying or meeting on the west side, where the Chaoyang spas are a long ride away.
Blossom Seasons Club
4.6/5
5 Reviews
89 Xingshikou Rd, Haidian Qu, Beijing Shi, China, 100093
US$25
Shuiyundu Tangquan: the budget, out-of-the-way pick
Shuiyundu is the odd one out, and it is worth knowing why before you set off. It is in Pinggu, far to the east of the city, in a garden-style setting with bathing, hot springs, steaming, cave-style rooms and massage. Reviewers call it good value, with free fresh fruit and decent service, and it is the cheapest of the five.
The catch is distance: Pinggu is close to an hour from the centre, so it only makes sense if you are already out that way or you specifically want a quiet, low-cost soak without the city. If you are in central Beijing, the other four are easier to reach.
Shuiyundu Tangquan
4.2/5
2 Reviews
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Beijing Has Real Hot Springs Too
One thing Beijing has that Shanghai does not is a genuine hot spring town: Xiaotangshan in Changping district, to the north of the city, has been known for its geothermal water for centuries, and it is where the capital's original hot spring resorts cluster.
The five spas above are a different thing: city leisure centres that happen to draw on deep wells, as Blossom Seasons and No. 9 both do, but built for a day of eating and resting rather than for the water alone. If you want the hot spring itself to be the point, the Xiaotangshan resorts are the traditional answer, and they are a separate trip rather than a stop on the way through town.
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Which Beijing Spa Suits Which Situation
Your situation | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
A quiet, high-end afternoon | Qushui Lanting | Garden design, tea house, the least crowded |
A long layover or late arrival | No. 9 | Near Sihui, open all night, food and rest built in |
A day out with children | Shangmu Water World | Water park, castle, rooms |
Business, or staying in the west | Blossom Seasons Club | Largest open-air pool in the west, rooms, buffet |
A cheap, low-key soak | Shuiyundu Tangquan | Garden setting, free fruit, far from the centre |
What the Entry Fee Covers, and What Costs Extra
The ticket covers the baths, saunas, changing rooms, rest areas and usually a fruit and drink counter. Assume everything else is extra.
- Massage, scrubs and foot therapy are charged separately, to the wristband.
- A full buffet is part of the premium venues' offering and usually not part of a basic entry ticket elsewhere.
- Private rooms and guest rooms cost extra, and at some venues they are the only way to guarantee a bed for the night.
- Overnight stays through the small hours often carry an extra fee on top of the ticket.
Tips for a First Visit
- Book on Trip.com or call ahead for the current entry price, because several of these venues do not publish it.
- Go midweek; Friday and Saturday nights are the busiest, and the recliners and pods fill up first.
- Arrive by early evening if you plan to sleep, and confirm the overnight fee before you count on a full night.
- Bring a swimsuit for mixed outdoor pools, but expect the gender-separated indoor areas to be bare-skin.
- Set up Alipay or WeChat Pay, since the wristband is settled by QR code on the way out.
- Check the district before you set off, because a Pinggu spa and a Chaoyang spa are not the same trip.
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The apex of Beijing, where the true heart of luxury beats!
— A perfect stay at Kerry Hotel Beijing from July 25th-26th
If Beijing is a flowing feast, then the Guomao CBD is its most dazzling stage, and Kerry Hotel Beijing sits right in the center of it.
During this stay, I truly experienced what it means to “be amidst the bustle, yet privately enjoy luxury.” Arriving on the afternoon of the 25th, from the moment I stepped into the lobby, that grand sense of tranquility isolated me from the noise outside the window. The room was super spacious, and the floor-to-ceiling window offered an unparalleled city skyline view, with the CCTV Headquarters (the 'big trousers') and China Zun tower side-by-side. That feeling of having the imperial capital at your feet instantly made the room rate worthwhile!
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I was assigned Red House No. 4, which has a total of 4 guest rooms, and 3 families checked in that day. Everyone shares public areas such as the terrace, living room, kitchen, and a small sitting room, while the bedrooms and bathrooms are completely independent. Although it was a bit different from what I expected, fortunately the other guests were quite considerate, and overall there wasn't much mutual disturbance. The bed linens, bathroom, and hot water in the room were all very good. The furniture is a bit dated, and there are quite a few bugs in the mountains, but none of these really had much of an impact.
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Excellent5068 Reviews
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Pros:
1. The hotel is nestled halfway up the mountain, offering fresh air and truly beautiful surroundings. It's a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle, and the hotel's decor and maintenance are quite good. Our butler, Bella, was incredibly meticulous and thoughtful, taking care of every little detail. She met all our needs, making our stay exceptionally comfortable.
2. There's a wide array of facilities and activities, including a mountainside hot spring, indoor pool, Hatha yoga, singing bowl therapy, a gym, and a kids' club. It's perfect for families, and the kids' club is large and newly renovated – it just reopened in May. It's definitely more fun than the kids' clubs at other hotels I've visited. Plus, children aged 4 and up can be supervised for free, which made my little one super happy!
3. The room key card came with a park map, showing hiking trails. There's an easy 5-kilometer mountain boardwalk, perfect for families, where you can visit the Eight Planets viewing platforms.
4. The breakfast was impressive! They had steaks, lamb chops, and a rich variety of both Chinese and Western dishes. However, the cured meats were generally a bit too salty.
Cons:
1. For a 5-star hotel, there was no safe in the room.
2. While there's an abundance of kids' activities, most of them come with a fee.
3. Since the kids' club was newly renovated, the smell was quite strong, making my eyes and throat uncomfortable.
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* The cakes and desserts at LongRitz for dinner were a bit underwhelming. They tasted like they'd been defrosted for a long time, were very watery, and lacked flavor.
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This five-star hotel truly delivers on luxury, providing an exceptional experience.
The location is a definite highlight – incredibly convenient for getting around. It's just a short walk to Metro Line 1 and Line 5, making transportation effortless. Step out of the hotel and turn left, and you'll find a shopping mall within 50 meters, offering a vast array of shopping and dining options that almost lead to decision paralysis, but certainly satisfy all your retail and food cravings.
The room itself was a wonderful surprise. It was incredibly spacious, bright, and filled with natural light. The floor-to-ceiling window offered an amazing view, making lounging and enjoying the scenery an absolute delight. The amenities were comprehensive, and the pillows and mattress were incredibly comfortable – I slept like a baby and woke up feeling completely refreshed.
Breakfast also deserves a mention. With a wide variety of both Chinese and Western options, there was so much to choose from, ensuring a satisfying start to each day.
The staff were consistently warm, polite, and genuinely attentive to guests' needs. Their thoughtful service truly deserves a huge commendation!
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Very Good3359 Reviews
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We had a wonderful stay and would happily come back again! Our room was a massive hit with our toddler, and we really enjoyed the facilities. The hot springs were clean and lovely, and the little touches like the candyfloss machine and vending machines in the lobby were such a fun bonus.
The staff were a real highlight — everyone was so friendly, welcoming and helpful.
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Very Good2698 Reviews
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Although it poured in Beijing on the 17th, the skies cleared up on the 18th. Autumn in Beijing and around Jiangtai Road is simply stunning.
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Outstanding10019 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|0.86km from city center
The hotel boasts a fantastic location in the heart of the Wangfujing business district, with the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square within walking distance, making sightseeing and shopping extremely convenient. Amy provided attentive service throughout my stay. The tropical rainforest-style pool is another major highlight—the water temperature is just right, and the beautiful, relaxing environment makes for a great swim. The breakfast offers a rich variety of both Chinese and Western options to suit all tastes. All in all, this was an impeccable stay. Highly recommended, and I will definitely choose to stay here again next time I visit Beijing!FromUS$200
Swimming pool
Very Good5294 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|4.7km from city center
My family and I chose Jen Hotel for a quick getaway during the November holiday. This is one of the most value-for-money hotels I've ever stayed in. This time, I booked a room with executive lounge access, which included breakfast, in-room breakfast delivery, and a two-person dinner at Sanwu Tang in the evening.
We had a smooth check-in around 5 PM. The front desk staff asked us which direction we preferred for our room, and we chose one facing the 'Big Trousers' building (CCTV Headquarters). During check-in, the front desk also helped us book a dinner reservation at Sanwu Tang. After dropping off our luggage, we headed straight for dinner.
Sanwu Tang is a buffet restaurant specializing in Beijing cuisine, offering a complete selection of local delicacies like 'baodu' (tripe), 'luzhu' (stewed offal), 'chaogan' (stir-fried liver), 'douzhi' (fermented mung bean juice), 'zhajiangmian' (fried sauce noodles), and roast duck. Of course, they also have international dishes like beef, lamb chops, and salmon sashimi. If you're a first-time visitor to Beijing and don't want to wander around the streets, you can try all these dishes in one place. Wang Yajuan, a server at the restaurant, thoughtfully explained the food stations and brought us the exclusive drinks menu for executive lounge guests, which we greatly appreciated. (Regular paying guests also have drinks, but the variety is much smaller than for executive lounge guests). This drink menu included four types of craft beer and Evian sparkling water, which instantly made the value for money skyrocket. Plus, the restaurant was filled with Beijing cultural elements, making for a very comfortable atmosphere.
The breakfast on the second day was also in the style of Beijing snacks, which I loved, so I won't go into detail.
By the way, the online reviews for Sanwu Tang aren't very high, but I think those low-score reviews are unfair. Because Sanwu Tang's main focus is Beijing flavors, both the style and the food are authentic Beijing local dishes. Objectively speaking, some dishes might not be well-received by non-locals, leading to low scores. But if you like these flavors, trust me, go for it with your eyes closed – you definitely won't be disappointed.
I also want to mention the gym; it's the largest I've seen in any hotel I've stayed at, with the widest variety of equipment. No luxury hotel in China can compare. The staff also maintained the high service standards of a premium hotel.
In summary, this is a hotel with exceptional value for money. It's located in Beijing's Guomao area, and both the service and hardware facilities are outstanding. Highly recommended! 👍FromUS$172
Good4304 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|4.88km from city center
Location: The hotel is in Chaoyang District, and since most of the places I wanted to visit in Beijing this time were nearby, it was quite convenient to get around.
Room Facilities: Although the hotel has been around for many years, it's an artistic hotel, and the more time passes, the more character it develops. Just like the artwork on the front desk's background wall says, 'The Rose of Time,' it made me think of Bei Dao's poem: 'When the brush draws the horizon, you are awakened by the gong of the East, and blooming in the echo is the rose of time…'
Breakfast: Breakfast is served on the first floor at LIQA, a Turkish restaurant. I'm not sure if it's the same team that handles breakfast and regular meal times, but the main courses, desserts, and drinks for breakfast were all excellent 👍.
Parking: To get from the parking lot to the guest rooms, you need to go to the first floor and then transfer to another elevator. There are plenty of parking spaces. Just remember to register your license plate number at the front desk; I paid almost 200 yuan the first day because I forgot.
Service: Absolutely fantastic! We received welcome fruits, desserts, a card, and drinks. There was bottled water everywhere, unopened pens, and a whole toiletry bag of amenities. The disposable hotel slippers were exceptionally comfortable, which is a rare and pleasant surprise. Housekeeping was prompt but never intrusive. They even gave my daughter the room card as a souvenir.
I heard the swimming pool and gym are excellent, but I didn't get a chance to experience them this time as I was traveling with my child. I'll definitely check them out next time, haha.FromUS$361
Very Good5099 Reviews
East Second Ring Workers' Stadium Area Beijing|5.18km from city center
The hotel is in a fantastic location, making it super convenient for shopping in Sanlitun. We booked a pet-friendly twin room and brought our dog along for the stay. Currently, the hotel has two pet-friendly rooms available to book, and the overall experience was great. The room was very clean. We put a diaper on our dog inside just in case of any accidents. We contacted the hotel a day in advance, and they kindly prepared some dog supplies for us—even though we didn't end up using them, it was such a thoughtful touch. If you're traveling with a pet, make sure to have your dog's license and vaccination records ready in advance, as you'll need to show them at the front desk upon check-in. We also received a lovely welcome card when we checked in. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay—the service was attentive, and the breakfast was delicious!FromUS$292
Very Good2034 Reviews
Yansha Commercial Area Beijing|7.18km from city center
As an established five-star hotel, overall it is still very satisfying. Although it has been around for a while, the facilities are well-maintained. The room was very quiet and completely free of any noise disturbance at night, which was very important to me. The bed was also very comfortable, and I slept well both nights. When we went out the next day and returned, we found that our luggage had been neatly placed on luggage racks, which felt very considerate. For the children's books left on the desk, they even gave us nice bookmarks. Although these are small gestures, they left a deep impression on us. I also think the hotel's location is great; the Liangma River is right behind it, making it very pleasant for a stroll nearby. There is a subway station not far away, and it's very close to both China World Trade Center (Guomao) and Sanlitun.FromUS$247
Very Good1892 Reviews
Yanqi Lake/Hongluo Temple area Beijing|58.34km from city center
Two years ago, I stayed here in late autumn and absolutely loved strolling by the lake, as well as hiking the Xishan trail to admire the autumn scenery and overlook the lakeside views from above. Taking advantage of the lull before the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, and coinciding with my daughter's birthday, we decided to return to Sunrise Kempinski for another stay.
During check-in, Zhang Jiajia at the front desk thoughtfully noticed it was my daughter's birthday. Super attentive and heartwarming, she upgraded our booked city-view room to a lake-view room free of charge, and even arranged it in a prime central location. The panoramic lake and mountain views were breathtaking – a wonderful and unexpected birthday surprise!
That evening, we dined at the Chinese restaurant on the second floor. We ordered steamed sea bass, boiled snowflake beef, stir-fried choy sum, and a vegetable salad. The food was delicious and the portions were so generous we couldn't finish it all. Being advocates of 'no waste,' we packed the leftovers and put them in the fridge. The next day at noon, I somewhat sheepishly asked the restaurant supervisor, ”We had a lot of leftovers last night, and every dish was delicious, it would be such a waste to throw them away. Could I order two new dishes and bother the kitchen to reheat last night's leftovers for us?” To my surprise, the supervisor promptly replied, ”If the leftovers are enough for you, you don't even have to order new dishes.” What was even more heartwarming was that the leftovers were not only reheated thoroughly and served piping hot, but they were also meticulously arranged on various beautifully shaped plates, looking indistinguishable from freshly ordered dishes. I've stayed in many high-end hotels, but I've truly never encountered such kind, thoughtful, and down-to-earth service anywhere else. The Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing, Yanqi Lake, truly deserves high praise! 👍👍👍FromUS$128
Breakfast
Outstanding5249 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.93km from city center
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I recently stayed at the Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong (Jianguo Hotel / The State Guest Hotel context usually applies, but for CSW/Jianguomen area: The Xiyuan/Jianguo/etc. Let's stick to The St. Regis or the historic Jianguo Hotel - wait, '赛特饭店' is the Grand Hotel Jianguo / Scitech Hotel. Let's translate as Scitech Hotel Beijing).
My stay at Scitech Hotel in Beijing this time far exceeded expectations. True to its reputation as a long-established foreign-affairs hotel in the Jianguomenwai area, it is rich in heritage.
The location is simply impeccable. Situated right on Chang'an Avenue in Jianguomenwai, adjacent to the embassy district, it's just a few minutes' walk to Jianguomen Subway Station (Lines 1 and 2 interchange). Getting to China World Trade Center (Guomao), Silk Street, or Beijing Railway Station is extremely convenient. The surrounding area is packed with shopping malls and diverse dining options, making it ideal for both business trips and sightseeing. Hailing a taxi is also a breeze.
The hotel lobby is grand yet understated with elegant decor. The classic revolving staircase is very textured, and the moment you walk in, you can feel the poised, dignified atmosphere of a classic hotel. Check-in was very efficient; the front desk staff were polite, professional, and happy to answer all questions with smooth communication. The guest room was spacious, well-lit, and meticulously cleaned, with even the corners spotless. The bedding was soft, the mattress provided great support, and the soundproofing at night was good—allowing for a peaceful rest despite being in a bustling downtown area. The bathroom features a dry-wet separation layout, stable hot water, and a full set of amenities. The room's Wi-Fi was fast and stable, handling work tasks and video streaming without any lagging, and the mini-fridge was a thoughtful touch.
The breakfast offered a rich variety of options, covering both Chinese and Western cuisines, including hot dishes, pastries, fruits, and beverages. The freshly cooked noodles were particularly good. With plenty of choices to suit different tastes, it easily catered to various needs. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, featuring a fitness center and a business center, making it convenient for meetings or a quick workout.
The overall atmosphere is quiet and secure; the service is unpretentious yet attentive in every detail. This historic hotel is exceptionally well-maintained and offers great value for money—a top choice for business travelers. Next time I visit Beijing, Scitech Hotel will still be my first choice. Highly recommended!FromUS$72
Outstanding1893 Reviews
The Grand Canal CBD Beijing|21.34km from city center
I booked this hotel for my father's medical appointment. It was excellent, and the front desk staff were very warm and welcoming. The room was spacious, clean, and bright, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. I was pleasantly surprised by the thoughtful service, especially the fresh-ground coffee – a perfect pick-me-up when I had an early start. The breakfast was decent too. Most importantly, it's incredibly convenient for Luhe Hospital, just across the road. I'll definitely stay here again for his follow-up appointments.FromUS$29
80 Reviews
East Second Ring Workers' Stadium Area Beijing|4.23km from city center
Booked the smallest room for 50€.
Location was fine and the AC worked.
Toilet flushed well, which is rare.
I think the price was high because of the national holiday but still doesn’t explain why the room was full of dust.
Also the room smelled like cigarette but turning the AC on it goes away.
If the price was below 40€ it would be worth it.FromUS$28
Excellent6770 Reviews
Wangjing Area Beijing|10.59km from city center
Great experience! They upgraded my room to a Business King upon arrival, which made it much more spacious. Although it's located right in the 798 Art Zone, it was surprisingly quiet. The bedding was very comfortable, and I had a great night's sleep. Free laundry and drying facilities are also available, making it ideal for travelers. They provide complimentary umbrellas on rainy days and free power bank rentals. I even received a small departure gift, and the receptionist at the front desk was extremely efficient in helping me sort out my invoice!FromUS$58
Excellent350 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.47km from city center
My stay at the Waldorf Astoria Beijing was absolutely perfect, earning a full five-star review! I experienced both the main building and the traditional courtyard rooms. The location is superb, right next to Wangfujing and within walking distance to the Forbidden City, making getting around incredibly convenient. The hotel's design is truly unique and thoughtful. The rooms are spacious and elegant, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the amenities are high-quality and smell wonderful – every detail shows great care. Our butler, Willow, provided attentive and thoughtful service; she was warm, polite, and perfectly balanced, never being intrusive. The breakfast spread was extensive, featuring both authentic Beijing specialties and delicious Western options. The afternoon tea was beautiful and tasted just as good as it looked. This is definitely the top luxury hotel to stay at when visiting Beijing. Highly recommended!FromUS$1,001
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