Hotels in Fangshan Scenic Area, Beijing

This stay was perfect! The room is warm and elegant, the bedding is soft and skin-friendly, the bathroom is separated into wet and dry areas, and the smart toilet and brand toiletries are all available. The quality is reflected in every detail. The staff was enthusiastic and patient from check-in to check-out. They took the initiative to help with luggage, recommend nearby food, and thoughtfully prepared welcome fruits and goodnight desserts. The breakfast is rich in variety, with a reasonable combination of Chinese and Western styles, and the freshly cooked noodles are a must. The surrounding transportation is convenient, and it is quiet in the bustling city. It is very suitable for both business travel and leisure travel. Highly recommended!

It's conveniently located near the subway station. There is also a supermarket nearby. The only drawback is that it is noisy because it is close to the subway. When I asked for a quieter room, they changed it to a room with relatively little noise. Breakfast is included and it is delicious.

Honestly, I rarely write reviews these days, but my experience at Junlan this time definitely warrants an objective one. Pros: The hotel is new, so the facilities are naturally excellent. We booked a duplex suite, perfect for a multi-generational trip, and the space was generous. Having a hot tub on both the upper and lower floors was a delightful surprise. The shower water pressure was good, and smart toilets were installed. The hotel's location, nestled by mountains and water, offers a small stream where you can wade (but be mindful of safety). The outdoor pool, accessible through the hot spring area, isn't huge, but the bubble show kept the kids entertained, and there were floaties available for rent. The hot spring staff were all very enthusiastic, and my child had a blast all afternoon. Furthermore, I found the food at Taoyuan Bistro quite delicious, with standard hotel pricing and good portion sizes, despite the lower ratings on Dianping. Cons: In terms of facilities, there were no children's bathrobes. The toilet flush was quite loud, clearly audible on both floors. The air conditioning was noisy; even on the lowest fan speed, it was quite strong, and the auto-fan never seemed to reach the set temperature and turn off, which was a bit annoying. Especially at night, it was a dilemma whether to keep it on or off, and it successfully gave me a cold. Regarding service, both the front desk and butler service were disappointing. We were told check-in was at 2 PM, but after asking three times, it was delayed until 2:45 PM, with the explanation that the cleaning information hadn't been updated in the system. My 70-year-old parents had to wait with us throughout this. The butler's service was merely a symbolic pre-check-in call to ask about our needs, informing us that the hot springs and children's play area cost money, but then eventually saying hot spring tickets could be gifted (what was the point? To show the hotel's generosity?). After adding WeChat, if you didn't ask, no service information was provided, making me question the purpose of having a butler at all. At check-out, I noticed other guests checking out at the same time were given complimentary bread, but we were just told we could leave. Only when I inquired about the bread did they say they'd forgotten. In short, there was no good start and no good end. I'm glad we only booked one night. In conclusion, a hotel can't make money just by being new; without good service, you won't get repeat customers.

Conveniently located with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The front desk staff was very attentive and helpful, especially with registering our car plate. The hotel offers ample parking both above ground and underground, and it's free after registration.

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The room was very satisfactory, bottled water was well prepared, the kettle was very clean, and the tea set was also satisfactory👍🏻 I was quite tired after going out, so I booked an hourly room for 4 hours. After taking a shower, I comfortably nestled on the sofa to play with my phone and drink tea🍵 It was quite comfortable, and the window view was very good. Toiletries were provided when checking in at the front desk. There were no slippers for bathing, but I looked at it and it was quite clean, and there were floor mats. If you can't accept it, you can ask for two more pairs of slippers at the front desk so that you can wear them for bathing🚿 There are security door chains, security locks, and cat eyes on the room door. The security is very high. You need to swipe the room card to get on the elevator.

I have lived many times. I went to Fangshan Zhoukou Store on a business trip. There is KFC downstairs. You can also order takeaway. It is convenient to travel. There is a bus stop at the door. You can take a taxi and take a taxi to the subway station. There are also many places to play nearby. Highly recommended, very cost-effective

The hotel is very close to Yanshan Metro Station, and there is free parking at the entrance. Within a 15-minute walk, there is a Huaguan Supermarket, restaurants, breakfast stalls, and an Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. The surrounding area is very quiet after 9 PM. The family room can accommodate 3-4 people. Upon entering, there are two single beds, and in the inner room, there is a double bed. Both rooms have wall-mounted air conditioners and TVs, as well as individually controlled lights. The rooms are small, and the sink, toilet, and shower are rather cramped. The quality of the disposable slippers and toilet paper is worse than in other three-star hotels; there are no tissues, and disposable paper cups are used instead of ceramic cups.

The room was spacious and clean, but some amenities were broken; for example, the stainless steel lid for the toilet paper dispenser was missing. Also, the curtains didn't block out light well, making it too bright in the morning. The room facing the street also had poor soundproofing, making it a bit noisy.

Beyond the hustle and bustle of the city lies a fairytale-like wonderland—Tianyu Villa. Stepping into Tianyu Villa is like stepping into a dreamlike wonderland. Each room here is unique, reminiscent of a fairytale home with its own distinct personalities. Some rooms are imbued with a retro charm, with intricate carvings and rustic hues, transporting one back in time. Others exude a refreshing pastoral atmosphere, with windows filled with breathtaking natural beauty. The villa's vegetable greenhouses are a vibrant green wonderland. A variety of fresh vegetables, tender and juicy, imbued with the fragrance of the earth, each one a verdant treasure gifted by nature. Speaking of animals, the peacocks are undoubtedly the star of the villa. With their long, iridescent tails, they proudly stroll across the lawn, occasionally unfurling their enormous, dazzling feathers like a grand fashion show. Their vibrant colors and graceful movements captivate every visitor, adding a touch of spirit and mystery to the entire villa. Lawn weddings are a highlight of Tianyu Villa. The soft, carpet-like lawn gleams charmingly in the sunlight. Surrounded by lush greenery and flowers, it resembles a natural flower wall and hedge. Here, couples make their lifelong vows, beginning a new chapter of happiness under the azure skies and the blessings of family and friends. A gentle breeze and swaying flowers create a scene as beautiful as a fairytale wedding, each detail imbued with romance and warmth. The restaurant's cuisine is a feast for the eyes, nose, and throat. From signature farmhouse stir-fries to exquisite feasts, every bite reveals the chef's meticulous attention to detail and the original flavors of the ingredients.