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Best hotels & accommodations in Changping District

If you stay in Changping as we did, you will learn there are not many restaurants or attractions outside the great wall to see but for us it didn't matter. Changping hotel is a gorgeous all inclusive hotel with a billiard room, bowling which we took advantage of, and 4 pretty good restaurants particularly the sushi (excellent quality fish)and a new head chef who comes...

I stayed at the Ramada Beijing North Hotel over the Chinese New Year as I was visiting friends who live only a short distance from the hotel. I read many other reviews that while liking the hotel marked it down for its distance to the principal tourist attractions of Beijing. I suspect that many tour groups book the hotel - based on the number of people at the mornin...

PROS: -Bidets with heated toilet seats! -They provide slippers and enforce use of shoe lockers (no outside shoes in the living areas) -The beds are comfortable and have useful locked cabinets for storage. Curtains add privacy. -Furniture seems clean and new -Resident cat in the bookshop to play with CONS: -The smell of urine is quite strong at the toilet sink, impos...

This hotel was wonderful. We booked the hotel online, and couldn't have been happier. The biggest problem with the hotel is that it is not close to inner Beijing at all, which results in it being difficult to find. Taxi drivers don't really want to go here. However, if you have the name of this hotel written in Chinese, it will be very helpful. The area around the hote...

This hotel is about an hour by car out of Beijing city. It is a lovely hotel we stated here for about US $60 a night - super cheap. Be aware that you will need someone who speaks Chinese with you or do as we did and use iTranslate on your iPhone. The chinese food in the restaurant is top quality and service is very good. If you are wanting to go the the Great Wall, Min...

the staff was very friendly. but none of them speak English. I had very difficult to make them understand the room rent was paid online as they kept asking me to pay the room rent. and was not willing to give me my deposit money back. i had to get a translator from the street to make them understand.
Cheapest hotels in Changping District

PROS: -Bidets with heated toilet seats! -They provide slippers and enforce use of shoe lockers (no outside shoes in the living areas) -The beds are comfortable and have useful locked cabinets for storage. Curtains add privacy. -Furniture seems clean and new -Resident cat in the bookshop to play with CONS: -The smell of urine is quite strong at the toilet sink, impos...

This hotel was wonderful. We booked the hotel online, and couldn't have been happier. The biggest problem with the hotel is that it is not close to inner Beijing at all, which results in it being difficult to find. Taxi drivers don't really want to go here. However, if you have the name of this hotel written in Chinese, it will be very helpful. The area around the hote...

the staff was very friendly. but none of them speak English. I had very difficult to make them understand the room rent was paid online as they kept asking me to pay the room rent. and was not willing to give me my deposit money back. i had to get a translator from the street to make them understand.

This hotel is about an hour by car out of Beijing city. It is a lovely hotel we stated here for about US $60 a night - super cheap. Be aware that you will need someone who speaks Chinese with you or do as we did and use iTranslate on your iPhone. The chinese food in the restaurant is top quality and service is very good. If you are wanting to go the the Great Wall, Min...

If you stay in Changping as we did, you will learn there are not many restaurants or attractions outside the great wall to see but for us it didn't matter. Changping hotel is a gorgeous all inclusive hotel with a billiard room, bowling which we took advantage of, and 4 pretty good restaurants particularly the sushi (excellent quality fish)and a new head chef who comes...

I stayed at the Ramada Beijing North Hotel over the Chinese New Year as I was visiting friends who live only a short distance from the hotel. I read many other reviews that while liking the hotel marked it down for its distance to the principal tourist attractions of Beijing. I suspect that many tour groups book the hotel - based on the number of people at the mornin...
4-star hotels in Changping District

This hotel is about an hour by car out of Beijing city. It is a lovely hotel we stated here for about US $60 a night - super cheap. Be aware that you will need someone who speaks Chinese with you or do as we did and use iTranslate on your iPhone. The chinese food in the restaurant is top quality and service is very good. If you are wanting to go the the Great Wall, Min...
5-star hotels in Changping District

If you stay in Changping as we did, you will learn there are not many restaurants or attractions outside the great wall to see but for us it didn't matter. Changping hotel is a gorgeous all inclusive hotel with a billiard room, bowling which we took advantage of, and 4 pretty good restaurants particularly the sushi (excellent quality fish)and a new head chef who comes...