Hot Springs Hotels in Beijing

I had a fantastic experience at Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong for 11 nights! The room was comfortable, and the location was perfect. The breakfast buffet was delicious, with plenty of options. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Can't wait to return! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This was my first time staying at the Hyatt Beijing, as I usually stay at the Mandarin Oriental. Overall, it was a positive experience. While the service isn’t as refined as the Mandarin, you get what you pay for, right? That said, the reception staff and concierge were extremely helpful. I would stay at this hotel again for its convenience—it's close to major attractions like Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, and within a reasonable journey to the Great Wall of China. The hotel also offers great amenities, including a shopping mall below, an impressive pool oasis that’s perfect for children, and a well-equipped gym. To top it off, the hotel restaurant serves an excellent Beijing duck.

The Regent Beijing was simply excellent. I spent one night on April 12th 2025. The staff service was outstanding, specially Cindy Zhang, Elena and the concierge. Their advice to visit the Forbidden City was valuable. The check in was fast. The hotel installations and service were super. The breakfast was nice. The pool and gym were nice and the staff very good. Location is perfect. I will come back next time in Beijing. Thank you.

Room was clean and had amazing views. Staff greeted us downstairs late at night. Which was very helpful since it was our first time visiting. The lobby is on the 3rd floor and reception helped show us to our room. The staff spoke English and welcomed us late in the night at 1:30am. Very thankful for their help as we were tired and wary. The room was very comfortable with water, coffee, tea, and all amenities we would need. When checking out the staff escorted us down to the first floor and handed us off to our tour guide. Enjoyed our time here. Thank you to the staff.

Always wanted to experience Aman Beijing, finally booked a one night stay. Upon arrival, Jason at the front desk was very helpful and patient in explaining various items and was pleasantly surprised to hear my room had been upgraded. The property and the room are just like the photos but actually physically being there and seeing all the details of the architecture, courtyards, and surrounding nature and birds is like being transported back in time to another era. In this sense, Aman Beijing accomplishes what no other modern five-star luxury hotel can come close to achieving - making one feel a certain emotion or feeling that they've never felt, or perhaps only experienced in their dreams. Everything from the furniture to the layout to the art to the lighting is so tastefully executed and done, the courtyards and grounds are kept immaculate (saw people sweeping away leaves), they even have the older style bicycles available to ride there. Ate at the Chinese restaurant twice, the environment and lighting is so nice, their dumplings are excellent and also really enjoyed some of their soups and vegetable offerings, very delicious. Unfortunately, I was quite sick that day and also had injured my knee the day before. One of the staff at the front desk noticed my limp and asked if I was okay. I told her I was fine, just a little sprain. She went to the back and brought out a traditional Chinese 'Ban Lan Gen' pain relief spray can which she kindly gave to me, saying I could use it and take it with me, very touched. I think it is moments like these which one will remember many years later. All the staff I met there were very kind, during lunch was fortunate enough to meet Ivy, the F&B Manager who was very warm and hospitable. Then during dinner, after I saw down, a restaurant staff asked if I would like an ice pack for my leg, I asked her if she thought it would help and she replied, ”Yes.” They proceeded to bring out a huge ice pack that was able to wrap around my entire knee, providing instant relief. Finally, when it was time to leave, the very lovely and kind Lucy asked if I would like more ice packs to be sent to my room so I could ice my knee before retiring for the night. Even though I was not feeling well, it was an unforgettable experience due in large part to the kind and wonderful staff there.

Facilities: The facilities are OK, but there is no part for soaking together, and the leisure area is a bit small. Service: There are few types of self-service fruits, but the service is OK, not as bad as the comments say, and it has been improved. The price-performance ratio is very high, but it is much worse than other self-service hot springs with fruits. This one is really OK.

A very unique B&B. I ordered it based on the photos, and it didn't disappoint me. It's very cost-effective. It's so comfortable to stroll around Universal Studios for a day and then take a private bath! The boss is very enthusiastic, and there is a special car to pick you up, which is very convenient! I will come here again if I have the chance!

It's a very nice and clean place. It's very close to the great wall entrance and there are a lot of shops, international and Chinese, close by. The bathrooms are nice and big and the rooms are also nice and big. For the price I would say it's fair compared to other hotels in China. The staff were also very nice and accommodating. Overall it was a good stay. This would be good for both couples and friends.

I have to give a thumbs up to the hotel, especially Xiao Ou from the customer service center, who is very attentive and patient. Because my colleague's itinerary was adjusted and changed twice, he booked and then cancelled, which resulted in no room in the end. Xiao Ou took the initiative to communicate and coordinate, and finally booked a room again. The previous room fee was also refunded through communication with Ctrip. She is very dedicated. The hotel is also comfortable to stay in, and I recommend everyone to stay.

This hotel is a small germ if you consider your stay at Beijing. Yes, it is a bit outside of the main city but the traffic connections towards the inner parts of Beijing is still reasonable. It is a rather quiet place to have a couple of days with the focus on relaxing when you have only a few things to do in Beijing. The set-up with a kind of traditional house structure - only two floors, square shaped outlying of the building, provides a rather friendly and easy to go feeling. The facilities are well maintained and the fountains in the central yard provide a nice addition together with the hot spring tubes. The surrounding of the artificial lake provides a nice atmosphere. Some visitors may regret that the area surrounding the hotel does not offer much. The stuff are well trained and carry out their tasks with the friendliness expected from a hotel at this level. I summary, I do not hesitate to recommend this hotel for a couple of relaxing days if you have to stay in Beijing and do not have a busy schedule at the same time.