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Posted on Jun 19, 2026
Guest UserWe stayed for one night in Wtown Resort. We bought a package which included entrance ticket and some highlights.
Location: Convinent as one of shuttle bus stop is right in front of resort and it is also walking distance to performance area.
Facilities: Room is super spacious and clean. Building is slightly old but still well maintained. I love the lobby as it played traditional music with cozy area.
Staff is friendly and provide Wechat personalize guidance to guest who booked under trip.com. I think it is useful as it able to provide a quick chat and clarification e.g. performance timing and location.
Overall, it is good experience.
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Price per night from:€143
Posted on Jun 22, 2026
shiyulunI come to Gubei Water Town every year for competitions, and it's always our top choice for a family getaway. The scenic area offers a lot to do and is perfect for a relaxing two-day weekend. The hotel's location is excellent, right at the entrance to the scenic area. The pool, restaurant, and other amenities all exceeded my expectations, especially the views from the upper floors and the outdoor pool, where you can see the Great Wall in the distance – it's truly stunning.
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Price per night from:€107
Posted on Apr 26, 2026|Twin Bed Room
Guest UserThis might not be the most expensive hotel I've ever stayed in, but it's definitely where I've slept the most comfortably. The hotel is very close to the bustling Nanluoguxiang and Yonghe Temple. The room was extremely clean and quiet, with a nostalgic style that made me feel grounded and peaceful. Being in the hutong, you really get a feel for the capital's alleyway life, and everyone was so nice! The service was absolutely top-notch; I forgot something when I checked out, and the front desk contacted me and mailed it back for free! I love it so much ❤️!
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Price per night from:€48
Posted on Jan 25, 2026
M294041****
The room was spacious and clean, and the heating was excellent. The bath towels even came in plastic packaging, showing great attention to hygiene. My kids absolutely loved the in-room play facilities, and the children's play area at the front desk was also fantastic. The front desk staff, especially the ladies, were very enthusiastic and had a great attitude. Highly recommend for family trips! ⌯oᴗo⌯
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Price per night from:€53
Posted on May 5, 2026
Guest UserI stayed at the Yanqi Hotel for the last two days of the May Day holiday. I thought there would be fewer people as the holiday was winding down, but even at this price, the hotel was still fully booked. The hotel is divided into a main building and a villa area. The main building isn't large, only three stories, which makes getting around more convenient. The villa area is quiet and secluded, offering more privacy. It's managed by the Kempinski Group, just like the Sunrise Kempinski. If you're staying at Sunrise Kempinski, you can register your car plate to access the island. If you just want to explore Yanqi Island, booking afternoon tea also grants you access.
While hiking from the P5 parking lot of the Xishan Trail, I kept looking at the Yanqi Pagoda and the lawn on the island. After visiting in person, I found the scenery was indeed as beautiful as the pictures. However, staying here solely for the view isn't very cost-effective, as a room in the main building for 3000-4000 RMB a night is quite high.
Overall, I didn't experience the level of service expected from a five-star hotel, likely due to the large holiday crowds. The food was even more disappointing. Both breakfast and the dinner buffet didn't live up to five-star standards, leading to a very poor experience.
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Price per night from:€166
Posted on Dec 25, 2025
M0005****
The rooms are clean and tidy, and come with a balcony. When checking in, you need to register your vehicle to park in the underground parking lot 🅿️, otherwise, you might be charged a parking fee. We had three king-size rooms, and 1119 had the best view, overlooking the lake from the balcony, with a beautiful sunrise in the morning. The room directly opposite could see the golf course behind, which was great for sunset views. The bathroom and bathtub are in separate spaces opposite each other, designed with two sinks for simultaneous use. The front desk is on the second floor, and the connecting corridor to the hot spring ♨️ is also on the same floor, though it's a bit of a walk. The buffet restaurant is on the first floor. Complimentary fruit was provided in the room.
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Price per night from:€64
Posted on Feb 2, 2026
Guest User
The hotel's location is excellent, nestled in a hutong, very close to Zhangzizhong Road subway station – less than a 4-minute walk away. It's also near popular attractions like the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park. After visiting Jingshan Park, I encountered traffic restrictions, making taxis and buses inconvenient. I ended up cycling back to the hotel on a shared bike, which only took fifteen minutes. Cycling through the surrounding hutongs offers a unique charm. Although the hotel isn't new, it's clean, and the bedding is spotless. Crucially, facing the hutong means it's incredibly quiet, which is perfect for someone sensitive to noise like me. Plus, the hotel rooms have windows that can be opened for ventilation, which is a major plus. Many hotels in Beijing have sealed windows and rely on heating, making the air feel stuffy and stagnant. There are also many local eateries around the hotel, making it very convenient. All in all, it offers fantastic value for money.
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Price per night from:€48
Posted on Jul 5, 2026
GuangjiedehuashengrenThe biggest highlight of the Xinqiao Hotel is its extremely convenient location – directly opposite Chongwenmen Subway Station (where Lines 2 and 5 intersect). It's incredibly easy to get to Wangfujing, Tiananmen Square, and Beijing Railway Station by subway or bus. Plus, there are malls like New World nearby.
However, the facilities are indeed quite dated. After all, it's an old hotel that opened in 1954, and some rooms have dim lighting. Some room types are windowless, which can feel a bit stuffy if you haven't confirmed beforehand. I personally recommend getting a room with a window.
In summary, if location and transportation convenience are your top priorities and you're fine with the older style of an established hotel, this is a hassle-free choice!
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Price per night from:€68
Posted on May 5, 2024
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My second visit to Yunduan. Like last year, enjoyed our stay. It’s a kid friendly place and includes a kids pool, playground and indoor kids club. This time we got a family friendly room just next to the swimming pool. My son loved the bunker bed with slide. Food has gotten better since last time although it’s primarily Chinese cuisine. Many of the dishes have English mentioned and carry a picture. Breakfast has Chinese and Western dishes but variety is limited. But services are excellent. This time our room didn’t have smart toilet which was the only regret. If you are traveling with kids this is a good choice for a short vacation.
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Price per night from:€72
Posted on Nov 24, 2025
Clayton TrekkerLonghu building is near to the scenic site entrance and about 5mins walk. You can access via the restaurant as a short cut and having breakfast there. The rooms is clean and the bed is large and able to cater for 2pax. One toilet located on top of the level and washing machine available. Any issue you can WeChat the incharge and he responses well. You can order food via their service menus. At night around 8pm can watch drone show from the room. Overall moderate to good accommodation.
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Price per night from:€13