Spa hotels in Beijing

Honestly, staying at this hotel for my first time in Beijing truly broadened my horizons and changed my perception of the city. My wife, our child, and I came to Beijing for the May Day holiday. She said since we're here, we might as well splurge and experience a traditional Beijing courtyard. It truly delivered a top-tier luxury experience. The room layout was excellent, the courtyard views were charming, the service was impeccable, and the location was superb with an abundance of food delivery options. Breakfast was all made-to-order. The only thing we missed out on was the bar and hotel activities, but there's always next time. I do have two minor points of discomfort to share, just for reference: 1. When our taxi pulled up to the hotel entrance, a staff member immediately asked me what I was doing there. I was a bit taken aback at first, then explained I was checking in. I'm not blaming him; perhaps I was dressed too casually, but it did feel a little off-putting. 2. On our last day, breakfast felt less crowded, but the food service was incredibly slow. We went at 10 AM, thinking half an hour would be plenty for breakfast, especially since the day before our food arrived in about 15 minutes. This time, we waited half an hour just for the dishes to arrive. Overall, it was absolutely wonderful, and I'd definitely go back if I get the chance. It left a lasting impression, and thinking about it now still brings back such lovely memories, especially sitting in the courtyard at night, listening to music and watching the stars 💫

The staff were incredibly warm, patient, and their service was impeccable. The hotel environment is fantastic, featuring a gym, cafe, laundry area, and dining space. I booked the Ximei Lanjing Hotel specifically to surprise my boyfriend for his birthday. It's very close to Beijing West Railway Station, making travel incredibly convenient, and the location is easy to find. The front desk lady even upgraded my room and helped me keep the surprise birthday plan under wraps – I'm so grateful to them! I'll definitely choose this hotel again for future trips. I've attached photos of the room decorations; the color scheme in the room is very sophisticated and perfect for a birthday setup.

Facilities: The room offers an excellent view directly facing the Forbidden City. The swimming pool is comfortably heated, and the gym is well-equipped with machines that are maintained like new. Cleanliness: Impeccable. The bedding was pristine and crisp, and the bathroom was spotless. The turndown service even organized personal belongings meticulously. Ambiance: Located in Wangfujing, yet surprisingly quiet. The floral arrangements and artwork in the public areas are tasteful and elegant. The unique scent of oriental agarwood creates a distinctive, secluded atmosphere. Service: Our butler, Xiao Lü, was the absolute highlight. She attentively observed our needs, proactively prepared a rainy-day itinerary, and arranged a late check-out. Her thoughtfulness felt like that of an old friend, making it a truly warm and memorable experience. Overall, it exceeded our expectations! 👍🏻

Choosing the Regent Hotel was truly the best decision I made during my trip to Beijing. I was exhausted and weary from days of sightseeing. I had initially considered the Grand Hyatt on Chang'an Avenue, but its reviews suggested it was a bit dated and average, so I ultimately opted for the Regent. It turned out to be the right choice. Service: What left the deepest impression on me was the service. I've stayed at many five-star hotels, but most of them are all style and no substance. The hardware might be great, but the service often falls short, with stiff and indifferent staff. Every single staff member at the Regent, however, was incredibly warm and friendly, making you feel completely at ease. During my three-day stay, I took many taxis from the hotel entrance, and each time, a dedicated concierge would open the car door and help with my luggage. In the lobby, staff frequently approached guests to ask if they needed any assistance, and everyone was exceptionally polite. Facilities: The hotel's facilities are both luxurious and inviting. There were a surprising number of foreign guests; I felt there were more foreigners than Chinese. In all my hotel stays, this was the first time I'd encountered such a large international crowd. Yet, the hotel staff treated both local and international guests with the same excellent level of service. Breakfast: The hotel breakfast was truly outstanding. Many hotels offer a rich breakfast spread, but often lack attentive service. The Regent's breakfast also included an à la carte menu, with delicious eggs Benedict and beef noodles that I enjoyed every day. The variety of salads, fruits, and bread was also extensive, and I felt it was a very healthy selection. Overall, the quality was very high. Pool: The pool facilities were excellent. The pool itself is large, and there are also a massage pool and a smaller pool. It also has both steam and wet saunas, which were great. Outside, there's a lounge area where you can get water, which is a thoughtful touch. I didn't get a chance to use the gym due to time constraints. Location: The hotel's location is also superb. There's a subway station right outside the entrance, making it very convenient to get to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. You can also catch a direct bus to the Great Wall from right outside the hotel. It's truly convenient, and the nearby takeout options were also delicious, saving me the trouble of finding food elsewhere. I will definitely stay at the Regent again on my next visit to Beijing.

The location of The PuXuan is, as they say, 'self-explanatory' good. I was staying at another hotel for three days and then discovered this one. Only after checking in did I realize it's a 5-minute walk to the National Art Museum of China, and right next door to the Guardian Art Center. Some call it an 'art museum at the foot of the imperial city,' and staying here, I found that's no exaggeration—some rooms directly face the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park. In the morning, sunlight bathes the ridge beasts of the Forbidden City, and you can see it right from your bed. For tourists, it saves the hassle of queuing for taxis every day; for those who want to truly experience Beijing, it saves time and energy. I also appreciate the semi-self-service dining. Next time I'm in Beijing, The PuXuan will definitely be my first choice.

Adison, the front desk agent who helped me check in, was excellent. I took a photo of his name tag intending to write a good review after checking out, but my phone broke at the airport. So, I specifically messaged guest relations again to ask for his name. Zoey and Sharon from the guest services center also deserve a special shout-out; they were great at helping me extend my stay and resolve issues. Out of all the InterContinental hotels I've stayed at, I'd say this one has a high standard of service. From the security guards at the entrance and the concierge to the rooms and restaurants, there's absolutely nothing to complain about. Five-star review!

The Pan Pacific Beijing's location is absolutely fantastic! It's right in the heart of Xidan, and you can walk to Financial Street, which made my business trip incredibly efficient. I got lucky this time and stayed on a high floor. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered direct views of the Forbidden City and Beihai's White Pagoda. Watching the city skyline at sunset made my business trip feel much less tiring. The hotel's modern and minimalist design is really appealing, and the facilities are well-maintained. To have such an experience in a core area of Beijing, the value for money is exceptional.

Upgraded to a business room, which was very spacious with fantastic views of Chang'an Avenue and the Capital Museum outside the window. The location is super convenient with Metro Line 1 and Line 16 nearby, plus Chang'an Shopping Mall right next door offering restaurants and a cinema. Although the in-room facilities are a bit dated, it's still highly recommended. I didn't have breakfast there; it was 138 RMB per person on the spot, which felt a bit pricey, so I wouldn't recommend it.

I had a lovely 6 night stay. The hotel is conveniently located once the hotel is found as other reviews may have mentioned. The building is not labelled Jialong but Man Xin, check in around the corner from the building labelled Jialong . And if taking the metro, remembering to exit at E from the #6 /#2 line, it will get you closer to the hotel. When I first arrived, my room smelled heavily of cigarettes, I almost thought it was coming from the ventilation. I remedied it myself with an air freshener after I was told my room could not be changed. I've experienced a bit more empathy from other China hotels I've stayed in seeing I did book a non smoking room but after a couple days the cigarette smell was less. Other than that, the room was spacious, clean and comfortable. I had an atrium view which offered large windows into the dining area of the breakfast buffet so I kept the curtains closed. Still good value for the great location. I enjoyed the breakfast buffet, take not le that more items become available closer to 7am but a good variety nonetheless. I enjoyed all the Chinese food options and didn't care much for the western food (some bread and cereal). I've recently gone vegetarian and found it perfect, there were so many varieties of veggies. I felt they offered Chinese food on the healthy side. They also offered a variety of coffee, tea and juices. Laundry and gym facilities were good too. I enjoyed my stay overall.

Here I am again, after less than a month! This time I even braved a heavy downpour to get here. My flight circled over Beijing for an hour before landing, so I didn't get to the hotel until after midnight. It was another one of those check-in and check-out on the same day trips. I was already feeling pretty groggy, but thankfully, Bella at the front desk was incredibly warm and enthusiastic. She handled everything super quickly and thoughtfully, getting me checked in no time. Once I got to the room, I even bothered the staff to open and close the window for me. They made two trips late at night – I'm really grateful, though I regret not catching their names. This time, my room had an even better view! When I woke up in the morning, the sun was even out, and my mood instantly brightened, just like the weather. I got back late from lunch, but luckily, they extended my check-out time. By the way, I once again ran into the ever-elegant Ms. Rose Xiao. She checked out my room card for me at the very last minute. This trip was truly a whirlwind. As expected, after the storm, there's always sunshine! (I hope I got both employees' names right; I always worry about misspelling them.)