Family Hotels in Beijing

We decided not to leave the city during the National Day holiday, but still wanted to take the kids out to relax and enjoy some scenery. After checking my saved list, I made up my mind on this destination. The hotel's location is superb—tucked away in the bustling city yet remarkably peaceful, full of lively local charm while retaining an imperial elegance, beautifully blending Zen aesthetics with modern touches. You can also truly feel the owner's meticulous attention to detail; the design and decor completely hit the spot for me. The butler, a wonderful young man, was friendly, attentive, and took great care of everything. As for the rooms, I prefer the ”Caiyun” style. It has street-facing windows that open, offering great views. Directly opposite is their vegetarian restaurant, ”Ye Ye Pu Ti,” which has an antique, traditional charm. Highly recommended for both locals and out-of-town visitors alike!

Whenever I'm on a business trip, I always choose Hanting. It's so comfortable. The hotel is just an 8-minute walk from Jingfeng Road Subway Station (Exit B), which makes getting around super convenient. Plus, you get to walk along the beautiful Poplar Willow River Embankment on the way. I saw a lot of people checking in, so the staff (the 'xiaoge' and 'xiaojie' - young men and women) kindly asked me to wait in the lobby's resting area downstairs. They even offered to help me with my luggage as I walked in and proactively asked if I'd like warm or cold water. Their service awareness is excellent. Check-in was very fast and efficient. I guess that's the charm of Hanting. The room layout is great, and the room type is excellent – clean and comfortable. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, and the shower pressure is fantastic, washing away all the travel fatigue from the day. Thumbs up!

This is already my third stay here. The hotel is located just a short distance from Exit A of the Sanyuanqiao Subway Station—turn right and back slightly—right next to the Phoenix Galleria, making dining, accommodation, and shopping extremely convenient. The room is compact and cozy. The bed is super comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. Moreover, the hot water for the shower is more reliable than in many five-star hotels, which really helps wash away fatigue. Breakfast is served from 7:00 to 10:00, and a late-night snack is available from 21:00 to 22:09. You can really tell the owner puts a lot of heart into running this place. I'll definitely stay here again on my next business trip.

Universal Studios: Excellent Value for Money! 📍Location: Just a 15-minute drive from Universal Studios. There's a shuttle service in the mornings, or a taxi ride costs just the minimum fare. 🏨Rooms: The hotel boasts a strong design aesthetic, and the rooms are spacious. I was staying for my birthday, and unfortunately, a room upgrade wasn't possible, nor was complimentary breakfast offered, which was a slight disappointment. 🍽Dining: The hotel is connected to Wanli Mall, offering a wide array of dining options. You can also contact the front desk to have food deliveries brought up to your room, which is a convenient amenity. ✨Overall Impression: Highly recommended for a Universal Studios trip! It's unbeatable value for money; the money you save can be used for Express Pass or VIP access, which is a great deal. Even if you're not going to Universal, it's a very comfortable place for a staycation. The rooftop bar has a fantastic atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing drink in your free time. I hope the hotel maintains its current excellent amenities. I'll definitely choose this place again for my next Universal trip.

We arrived early in the morning because of our flight schedule, so we stored our bags with the luggage service and went off to explore Beijing. We came back to the hotel in the evening. There are many Chinese restaurants in the area, so you can enjoy dinner before heading back to the hotel. The location is extremely convenient as you can walk directly to the VIP gates and enter the park without waiting in long queues. However, you should arrive about 30 minutes early because many guests take advantage of early access. About 80% of the staff can speak English; for the rest, you will need a translation app. Please note that the hotel bathroom is not equipped with a bidet spray or an automatic toilet system.

Overall, a pleasant stay. The room was clean and comfortable, although a little small. The toilet did not have an automatic flushing feature. The hotel is conveniently located near a metro station, but dining options nearby are quite limited, with McDonald’s and Starbucks etc being one of the few choices. The staff were friendly and helpful. I had some Taobao parcels delivered to the hotel, and the staff kindly arranged for a delivery robot to bring them directly to my room, which was very convenient and much appreciated. Strongly recommended!

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!

Hotel near Daxing Airport The hotel is located very close to Daxing Airport. The hotel staff contacted me in advance via Trip.com messages and sent detailed instructions on how to find the shuttle bus to the hotel. That was very thoughtful. The hotel is large, and the room was spacious and clean. There is one socket for a European plug, and the rest are Chinese. The room was quiet, and I slept very well. On the first floor, there is a 24-hour shop where they prepare dumplings, noodles, and other simple food. Food delivery is also available at this hotel, with a fairly large selection of restaurants. I recommend this hotel — a great option at a pleasant price.

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 room isn't very big, and water leaks from under the partition between the shower and the toilet, so after showering, the water flows all over the toilet area, making it impossible to use the toilet. Be careful when entering the lobby at night; if the doors are closed, push them slowly. There are no signs on the doors to indicate which ones are closed or open. There's a lack of 'push' or 'pull' signs, and I ended up bumping my head on a door when I came back that night.