Mountain view Hotels in Beijing

Cleanliness: Impeccably clean Environment: Spacious and bright Service: Warm and welcoming front desk staff; complimentary souvenir upon departure Facilities: The hotel is new and has good facilities.

The whole family was satisfied. The guest relations department contacted us in advance and upgraded us to a family room, which was fantastic: the room was spacious, well-ventilated, and even had a washing machine – it was incredibly comfortable! For this price, the overall experience completely exceeded our expectations! Oh, and the big ice cream cones were cheap and delicious.

I visit Gubei Water Town every year and have stayed in countless inns there. Yang's Inn and Qingcheng Inn are two places I feel offer superb environments for their balcony rooms. The rooms are very spacious, and the balconies are large enough to feed swans, mandarin ducks, and regular ducks. You can even watch the Iron Flower performance from the balcony at night. The location is central and convenient for getting anywhere.

On the morning of our check-in, the hotel called to inform us that due to the typhoon, they were being used as a temporary shelter, so our booking was moved to a Deluxe Family Room at Gubei Zhiguang. The room at Gubei Zhiguang was a bit smaller and the facilities felt a bit dated, but the breakfast was good, which somewhat made up for it. What I found unacceptable was the 25 CNY charge for the hotel parking. Of course, this isn't the hotel's fault, but rather an issue with the overall scenic area management. By the way, a shoutout to the Chinese restaurant opposite Gubei Zhiguang – it was excellent.

We stayed at Bolo Hotel for one night after a long day visiting the Great Wall, and what truly made our stay memorable was the outstanding service provided by Liam. From the moment we arrived, Liam impressed us with his initiative and professionalism. As soon as we stepped out of the car, he immediately helped with our luggage and insisted on carrying our bags. While all the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful, Liam stood out by a mile because of how proactive he was in anticipating guests' needs. We had purchased some fruits from a nearby local market, and without us even asking, Liam offered to wash them and later presented them beautifully plated in our room. He also offered to assist with our laundry, consistently going above and beyond what would normally be expected. What impressed us most was that his attentiveness never felt forced. On the morning of our departure, despite having worked late the previous evening, he personally came by during breakfast to check that everything was going well and that we were enjoying our stay. At checkout, he had already noted our departure time and, without any prompting from us, proactively asked whether he should come and help with our luggage. His service was truly second to none. Liam is a tremendous asset to Bolo Hotel and embodies the very highest standards of hospitality. He sets an example that many in the industry could learn from. We are extremely grateful for his kindness, initiative, and genuine care throughout our stay. Thank you, Liam, for making our short stay such a memorable one.

1. The friendly service attitude of the hotel staff was the first thing I appreciated most. 2. The architectural style of the hotel's courtyard (siheyuan) was a highlight I had to discover myself, rather than it being prominently advertised by the hotel. This was a bit of a shame, but I truly loved the traditional Beijing siheyuan feel. 3. The hotel is located in the most secluded corner of the Water Town area, offering a quiet and serene environment, which I really liked. 4. Although the hotel is quite a distance from the park entrance and the bustling Sun and Moon Island, the electric shuttle service provided by the park is excellent. This made it very convenient to return to the hotel to rest or to depart from the hotel to explore various scenic spots. 5. The breakfast was simple but offered a good variety, including vegetables and meat, both Chinese and Western options, three types of fruit, and American coffee from a bean-to-cup machine. Food items were replenished continuously, and the dining environment was comfortable and cozy. 6. The hotel is situated right next to the entrance of Simatai Great Wall, the park's main attraction, making it very convenient to return to the hotel after an evening tour. 7. It would be even better if hotel guests received more discounts for visiting attractions or dining at restaurants, especially if there were greater specials for dining at the hotel itself. This would definitely encourage more in-house guests to dine there. 8. A special thank you to the lady at the front desk for her incredibly thoughtful and detailed service on our check-out day. She helped us with our luggage and arranged for the shuttle to take us to the first parking lot. My wife and I were very touched by her warm service.

The location of the Inn is peaceful as it is near the riverbank and it is very close to the square as well. I have the view of the river and the lighted up Great Wall at night from my room. The lady boss was very friendly and helpful in providing us the direction of the hot spring. We had our lunch in the restaurant and the braised beef was tasty. The homely breakfast provided was delicious. Beside the normal porridge, steamed bun and toast provided, there were also choices of wanton soup and noodles soup which they prepared for us upon ordering Highly recommend..!!

The hotel boasts an elegant environment, making you feel like you have an entire mountain to yourself. Built into the hillside, the two-bedroom suite we booked this time was located mid-mountain. The hotel community has complete facilities, and the main entrance is fenced off with a gate, so the security is reassuring and makes you feel very safe. The shuttle service uses Voyah commercial vans, which are super comfortable! The staff helped with our luggage, which was very thoughtful and attentive. It's about 10 kilometers from Badaling Great Wall, and Shuiguan Great Wall is nearby and not crowded. Juyongguan Great Wall is also conveniently located on the way to Beijing South Station, so we stopped by, making our trip even more rich and fulfilling.

Summary: Our two-and-a-half-year-old absolutely loved it here, and the adults were comfortable too. We'll definitely be back. Room: The treehouse slide room was a huge hit with our little one. As soon as we entered, they were climbing up and sliding down non-stop, burning off so much energy! When it was time to check out, they kept asking to stay another night. Dining: The Chinese restaurant is recommended; the food was good, and the prices were quite reasonable for a five-star hotel. The buffet restaurant on weekend mornings was very crowded, requiring a wait. It would be great if they could address the capacity issue during peak hours. Hot Springs: The Tang Le Palace hot spring complex has many pools of various sizes, and they were quite clean. Both our child and we had a great time soaking and playing. We went on a weekend, and while it was busy, it didn't feel uncomfortably crowded, unlike some other hot springs that feel like a 'dumpling bath'. Service: All the staff were very enthusiastic. A special thanks to Sarah for her considerate and attentive follow-up throughout our stay, and for genuinely helping us resolve issues.

This hotel is the highest-standard one within the scenic area. To avoid the crowds, we checked in the night before to climb the Mutianyu Great Wall. Room Facilities: We stayed in a Loft Family Room. The beds were upstairs, essentially an attic, while downstairs was the living room and bathroom. Wi-Fi was provided and the signal was decent. The shower pressure was quite low, and after showering for a while, the drain became clogged and very slow. Breakfast: The hotel's breakfast was good. It was served from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM. The fried rice is highly recommended. When we went at 7:40 AM, most people had already left, so it was very quiet. Service: The service was just average. To get to our room from the hotel lobby, we had to climb stone steps, but no one offered assistance, so we had to carry our luggage ourselves. Value for Money: For just over 1,000 RMB, we got a room with one large and one small bed, including Great Wall entrance tickets, but not the cable car or chairlift. I'd say the value for money is pretty mediocre.