Family Hotels in Hebei, China

Whenever I visit Gu'an, I always choose this hotel. The rooms are spacious, and the surrounding area is fantastic with plenty of dining and shopping options. Central Park is just across the street, perfect for a leisurely stroll after dinner – it's incredibly relaxing. The only downside this time of year is the abundance of poplar catkins, which can be quite annoying.

It was already noon when we arrived, and the front desk kindly allowed us to check in early. They also prepared the extra bed rail and mineral water we requested. The chaise lounge in the room was incredibly useful for me; my child could play, sleep, and watch TV on it easily. 🍚 Breakfast: For children over 1.2m, there's an extra charge of 40 yuan. The variety was decent, mostly cold cuts or processed sausages for meat, with plenty of carbs, vegetables, and fruits. They also offered a savory milk tea, which was quite good. 🛝 The hotel has a small game room with a mini slide and trampoline, suitable for toddlers. It's a nice touch. 🏊 The pool costs 10 yuan per person for guests, and it's also open to the public. We participated in a promotional event that waived the fee. The changing rooms were clean. The pool isn't huge but sufficient, and there's a small mushroom pool with a higher temperature than the main pool, which was great. My little one had a lot of fun, and you can see the mountains and cable car from outside the pool area, offering nice views. Areas for improvement: We stayed on the 3rd floor. There might have been an odor from the sink, and the bathroom didn't have an exhaust fan, so the air felt stuffy. We kept the windows and doors open, but thankfully, there were no mosquitoes. Overall, I feel we chose the right hotel. After looking around, it seems much better than the Crowne Plaza.

This is by far the most recommended hotel within Thaiwoo Ski Town. It's super convenient to drive straight into the underground garage. The rooms are very spacious, and the sofa bed can be pulled out to sleep an extra person, making it very family- and kid-friendly. There's a small balcony where you can enjoy tea and sunbathe, with a lovely, refreshing breeze. The hotel has its own activity space downstairs, offering various small programs daily, perfect for letting the kids run around freely. The hotel also has its own restaurant, and the buffet dinner is excellent and very reasonably priced when they have promotions. Plus, there's a McDonald's and other restaurants within the hotel building, so dining is very convenient. The hotel isn't far from the town's main commercial street, within walking distance, and there's also a free shuttle bus. We visited in late August, and it was an amazing escape from the summer heat; it would be even more convenient for skiing in winter. The hotel service was excellent; upon check-in, the front desk proactively informed me about all the packages available with my room. It's a hotel worth revisiting and highly recommending! I forgot to take photos of the hotel, so here are some scenic shots from the surrounding area instead.

Two mothers with two children stayed in the family suite and had a fantastic experience. The children loved the room's decorations and toys, and anything they needed was promptly delivered after a phone call to the front desk. There were also picture books and building blocks on the first floor for play. One night, I left my phone in the toy area, and as soon as I returned to the room, the front desk called to ask if I had left it behind – a truly thoughtful touch.

I initially checked into a one-bedroom suite and found the room to be quite small. There wasn't a TV, so I had to contact the front desk to request a projector. Later, I found out I could upgrade to a villa by paying the difference, which I did. However, the room's cleanliness wasn't great; when they cleaned, hair and small snack crumbs were still left on the floor. Other than that, everything else was really good. It's perfect for relaxing, though the prices for everything within the hotel are a bit high. On a positive note, the private hot spring was incredibly comfortable!

The hotel service was absolutely wonderful! The staff were professional and kind, making the service experience excellent. They patiently answered all questions without any hint of impatience, and even helped us with a late check-out. Issues were resolved very quickly, and we received complimentary welcome fruit. The facilities are very new and don't feel old-fashioned; they're the best among hotels in the same price range. I highly recommend experiencing Wuzhou! The guest rooms are spacious with fantastic views from the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and luxury amenities like a Dyson hairdryer and a scenic bathtub are all included. The breakfast selection is rich, and the local Ban Mian noodles taste authentic. Service response is very fast, and the robot delivery is super convenient. The environment is quiet and upscale, offering much better value for money than other hotels in the same price bracket – highly recommended! The ceiling-to-sky heated swimming pool is the biggest highlight! The water is clear and clean, the space is open, and the temperature is just right. It's free for guests, making it incredibly relaxing and great for photos.

An older hotel, but the facilities are still complete and the room was pretty clean. You can't expect too much from an old hotel. It's best to take a Didi (ride-hailing service) from the station; don't just jump into a shared ride, you might get ripped off. It's just outside the city wall, and I personally think staying here is more comfortable than inside the wall. Among the performances, only the iron flower show is worth seeing, but you absolutely need to get there early to secure a good spot, otherwise, you won't be able to watch. The commercial streets are all pretty much the same!

I stayed here with my parents and my dog. The front desk contacted me in advance and added me on WeChat, sending the address beforehand, which was very helpful. A big thank you to Xiao Xu! We arrived on Saturday afternoon and were able to check in a bit early, which was very considerate of them. My dog was treated wonderfully throughout our stay, and the atmosphere was great. The hotel has a large lawn and a gentle slope behind it, filled with flowers. Sitting on the balcony, soaking up the sun, and looking out at the blue sky, green landscape, and flowers really gave us a vacation feel. The location is a bit far from Cable Car No. 4. You need to take a shuttle bus, but dogs aren't allowed on it, so we had to walk. It wasn't too far though, about an 8-minute walk. The entrance to the underground parking garage is quite narrow, but it's spacious once you're inside. Too many people park on the street, making it very crowded. I think if you're staying here, it's best to park underground to make it easier for others to get in and out.

This stay truly exceeded all expectations. As foreigners visiting Zhangjiakou in December for the first time for both travel and skiing, the overall experience couldn’t have been better — it was absolutely top-notch 👍. From the moment we stepped into the lobby, we were greeted with a sense of warmth and genuine hospitality. The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful and attentive. They immediately noticed that we were traveling with children and had quite a bit of luggage, and proactively offered assistance, which made us feel very well cared for right away. The dining experience was equally impressive. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options to suit different tastes, and the availability of late-night snacks was a wonderful bonus, especially after a long day of skiing. Overall, whether it was the attention to detail at the front desk, the comfort and quality of the accommodation, or the excellent food and beverage service, this hotel truly delivered on all fronts. It’s absolutely an ideal choice for families traveling with children, and we would highly recommend Atour to anyone visiting Zhangjiakou.

My husband and I stayed in a mountain view king room. The room was spacious with a sofa, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offered stunning green mountain views. The bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent. The bathroom was also spacious with a separate wet and dry area. The service was top-notch and heartwarming. We received complimentary round-trip cable car tickets. Breakfast was plentiful. There was ample parking, and it was free upon checkout by scanning a QR code. During the day, we took the cable car up to the 2160 meadow and visited the 'earphone sculpture' on the mountainside. Pine forest hikes and sledding were all nearby. In the evening, there were illuminated cabins, folk music in the square, and craft beer with BBQ. The hotel has its own restaurant where you can order food, and hotel guests get a discount. We highly recommend 'Taiwu Night' for the iron flower fireworks, bonfire, and electronic music – it's just a few minutes' walk away. We enjoyed the mountain views during the day and the lights at night. It's a great place to escape the summer heat.