Beijing Hotels with Gym

The hotel is right on Qianmen Street, an excellent location, less than a five-minute walk to the main street. You can walk to Tiananmen Square and the Great Hall of the People, which greatly facilitated our travels during the National Day holiday when many stations were closed and traffic was heavy. If you have luggage, you can go directly to the hotel from the underground parking lot. The staff will show you how to find the elevator and pick you up downstairs, which is very thoughtful. The service was so good that my child kept talking about their 'aunties' every day, no matter where we were. In the evenings, they would make tangerine peel water for my coughing child and even set up the bath bags in advance for us to soak in and relax when we returned, and they'd knock on the door for wake-up calls. They were also prompt in answering and resolving all our questions. Breakfast was vegetarian, and the ingredients used were excellent. The broccoli cooked for the children was especially delicious. The hot and sour noodles tasted fantastic; I ate them for three consecutive days. The almond protein and yogurt were also very good. Both adults and children were very satisfied with the food. The room decorations were also very unique. Each room had a different style within the limited space. The 'Butterfly Loves Flowers' room had a loft, though the only thing was that the roof design made the lighting a bit dim at night, not ideal for packing things with a child. 😏 The bedding and pajamas were of very good quality, clean and reassuring. The AI mattress gave us several good nights' sleep. The soap was also very good, and the slippers were incredibly comfortable. It's clear that a lot of thought went into selecting each item. My child has already decided they want to stay here again next time we visit Beijing.

The room was very spacious and clean. The service attitude was excellent! My only suggestion would be to have a more varied breakfast. Overall, it's a great choice for business trips in the area. 👍

Very comfortable, compact, and well-equipped with all amenities. The bed and pillows were excellent for sleeping. The front desk staff had a fantastic attitude. Breakfast was decent for the price. The gym was good and not crowded. The laundry room was spacious, but I didn't use it, haha. Overall, it was quite comfortable, and the decor gave a great impression. It's very close to the subway station, just downstairs behind the building. Plus, it's easy to order takeout from nearby places. A nice touch was the complimentary Sprite and sugar-free soda in the mini-fridge.

Absolutely thrilled with the room! The bathroom had a fantastic wet/dry separation, and the floor-to-ceiling windows were a lovely touch. There was even a mini-fridge that kept my fruits and drinks perfectly chilled. The staff's service was outstanding; they were incredibly helpful and met all my basic needs. During a rainy day in Beijing, they even proactively asked if I needed an umbrella or raincoat – that was truly thoughtful and heartwarming. The mattress and pillows were super comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. For a Ctrip 3-diamond hotel, it genuinely felt like a 4-diamond experience in terms of facilities and ambiance. The public areas were spacious, offering a co-working space, a lounge, a laundry room, and a gym – all fully equipped. Highly recommend it! I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I bring my family to Beijing next time.

Although the room is not big, the location is excellent. It's right at the subway exit, making transportation very convenient. It's also next to Wangfujing Pedestrian Street, which is great for dining and shopping. The Forbidden City and the National Museum can also be reached on foot.

What a lucky find to discover such a brand-new, high-quality courtyard hotel nestled right in the prime hutongs of Beijing's Second Ring Road! Siya Jasmine Courtyard Hotel has just opened, and the entire property is impeccably maintained. The charming, traditional Chinese courtyard infused with subtle jasmine scents creates a flawless blend of authentic old-Beijing vibes and relaxed luxury. The amenities easily rival those of high-end boutique hotels. The rooms feature smart controls so you can manage everything by voice commands. The bathroom has a smart three-piece layout with sparkling clean, brand-new fixtures, along with thoughtful touches like alcohol wipes and disposable toilet seat covers—an absolute dream for germaphobes. The room is spacious, the mattress and pillows offer just the right balance of comfort and support, and it was so quiet at night that you couldn't hear any traffic from the hutongs at all. The service offers a true butler-style experience. The staff are warm, gentle, and always ready to help. They even proactively upgraded our room and gave us great recommendations for local hutong eateries and sightseeing routes. The facilities are also top-notch, featuring a 24-hour self-service laundry room, a gym, and a tea room, making extended stays a breeze. The location couldn't be better. Tucked away in the Dongsi hutongs, it's just a short walk to Dongsi Subway Station, making it super easy to visit the Forbidden City, Wangfujing, and Lama Temple, with local hutong street food right outside the door. Staying in a traditional siheyuan—exploring historic imperial sites by day and sipping tea peacefully in the courtyard by night—is truly the most authentic way to experience Beijing. This place is definitely on my go-to list, and I'll be back on my next trip to Beijing!

I've stayed at Ascott many times, and it's consistently excellent in all aspects. The rooms are incredibly spacious, and the amenities like the fridge and washing machine are all fully equipped. The environment is also very quiet; you barely hear any noise. It's super convenient for dining and drinks, with plenty of restaurants nearby. There's also Xiao Taihou Park close by, and it's not far from the subway station – about a 10-minute scooter ride.

The breakfast was a delightful surprise! There was a wide variety of dishes, and the restaurant itself was clean and comfortable. Manager Feng provided thoughtful and excellent service. Definitely worth revisiting!

I am writing this review to give kudos to this splendid hotel for high value for money stays here. My adult family and I were here for 5 nights from 18 to 22 Sept 2026, and we were glad we could come back to a very comfortable stay in this place after a long day visiting Beijing's wonderful attractions and would recommend the reader to consider this place as well. The reason for this review is not only to compliment but to iron out many complications and misinformation about the hotel's name, finding it and room information so that future guests can make more informed decisions before they select this place. There are already quite a lot of good reviews about this place so this review will just work out the kinks. Firstly looking for this hotel - it is impossible to find this name as indicated on the booking on google before you arrive so I got nervous. Sanlitun Workers' Stadium refers to this location but ”Rezenz” is not findable for me until I loaded the Amap app when I arrived and found it - alas when you arrive at the hotel you do not find this name anywhere on the hotel branding sites and front facade. Thankfully using other guests' photos I looked for Suisse Place, which got me to this hotel. Apparently, this is its actual name in English. Secondly, the closest metro (officially called Beijing MTR) station is Dongdaqiao Station (line 6) but everyone from Amap to even AI tells us to exit at Exit A. We did and found ourselves climbing up the stairs with our luggage and pulling it along the road until we reached the hotel and realised it was right next to Exit F! Exit F serves both Lines 6 & 17. Even the metro signages at this station were not updated. We believe Exit F is more current vs the other exits as there are escalators both ways up and down! Even so having the metro exit right next to the hotel is a huge plus. Thirdly if you take a Didi (China's Uber or Grab service) the more convenient pickup location is to indicate ”Four Points by Sheraton” which is the hotel sharing the same building and right around the corner (we could not find Suisse Place on the app). Didi is relatively inexpensive way to travel when you are in a group. Now the room we stayed in. I booked a Family Room for us 4 adults and the indication on Trip.com was ”1 queen and 1 double bed”. This information is erroneous please note. Instead it was 1 King (6ft wide) and 1 Twin (4ft wide) in the room. So plan your stay carefully if you want to book a Family Room. Other than that, the 55-inch TV was wonderful with 2 English CCTV channels (I think Channel 41 thereabout). The bathroom was well equipped and delightful, the best bathroom we stayed in at this price range ever. There are also toothbrushes/pastes provided. The front foyer was also great with a washing machine (instructions in Chinese characters) and other amenities. The only warning we have is the hairdryer - no gentle wind here as the blast is tornado-speed like! This hotel is conveniently located with a convenience store on the front door's ledft (you need to exit and re-enter the building). If you are not picky there are food choices nearby. Overall we enjoyed our stay here. Yes the hotel is undergoing retrofitting works but after dinner when we returned we heard no noise. once we did return at 5pm and heard faint drilling sounds but it was bearable to us. We attached photos with details for your easy referencing. Thank you Suisse Place for hosting us.

Before booking, I read the negative reviews, which were mostly complaints about the service. After staying, I felt like this hotel was one giant obedience test. Upon entering the room, I noticed a strong smell from the air conditioning ducts. I picked up the phone and dialed 'one touch.' The operator transferred me to the front desk, who said they would get back to me shortly. 'Shortly' meant I had to call again to get any kind of answer. After changing rooms, the next day my room card stopped working. That's when I understood why there was a phone in the hallway. After calling, they said an auntie would come to help open the door. Ten minutes later, the auntie finally arrived. After opening the door, she said a concierge would bring a new room card later. Well, it never arrived within two hours. Eventually, when I went to pick up my takeout, I had to go to the front desk myself to get a new one. The tissues in the room ran out. The auntie replaced them with new ones, but just left the new pack on top of the tissue box instead of putting them inside. I don't understand that. There was a short black hair in the bathtub... The mini-bar was completely empty on the first night, possibly due to the room change. At breakfast, I opened a Chinese steamed dim sum, and there was a black hair inside... Breakfast ended at 10:30 AM, and many guests came at 10:35 AM to get coffee, but it was all gone...