Beijing Hotels with Rooftop Pools

"The hotel lobby boasts an exquisite design, and there's a greeter at the entrance 24/7. The rooms are designed like apartments, and the loft style is a hit with kids. The hotel pool is a standout feature; the retractable roof opens up around May 1st, which always brings in more guests."

"This room is perfect for a family trip; it's very kid-friendly and the views from the window are incredible! Whether from the bedroom, living room, or even while soaking in the tub, the scenery is absolutely delightful – you can enjoy the lush greenery while bathing. The service is also very warm and welcoming, and there are cafes nearby, which is super convenient. Choosing the right Airbnb really makes for a relaxing and perfect vacation!"

"Our stay was very satisfying. The room was spacious and clean, and the facilities were well-maintained. The view was also good. The hotel service was excellent; everyone from the security guard downstairs to the front desk staff and managers were very welcoming. They even brought packages I ordered up to my room, and the robot delivered food from outside. The chef in the breakfast restaurant was also very friendly. Overall, I highly recommend it!"

"This is our third time staying at this hotel for my child's speech academy annual performance. While it could use more recreational facilities, the service is truly commendable. Manager Qu from Ctrip at the front desk gave us a warm welcome during check-in, explaining the hotel layout and services, and even kindly showed us to our room. Seeing I had a child with me, she also helped with our luggage. The room was as spacious as always, bathed in warm sunshine, and any amenities we requested were delivered quickly. Thumbs up! 👍"

"This hotel is located in a residential area, right next to my friend's house. It was much better than I expected! The decor and facilities are all brand new, and the bedding is very comfortable. I'd suggest adding a towel rack in the bathroom for convenience, but everything else was excellent."

"Yueli is a beautiful hotel/B&B. It's located in a village close to Shuiguan great wall. it's a 15 minute taxi ride from Badaling station, but you will arrive in a very different world, a very tranquil place beautifully decorated with a view of the great wall. The owners are friendly and contacted me a day before to give me tips on how to arrive on the place. Shuiguan great wall itself is a steep walk, but not very long as they haven't opened up many towers, but the place is very quiet and you can really enjoy the wall! Highly recommend this village and Yueli if you want to relax and enjoy the greatwall at peace."

"After comparing several hotels in the same price range, I chose Zǐlóng Gardens. I'd also looked at their usual rates, and it seemed a bit pricier then, but booking it in advance for a holiday trip was definitely a steal. **Stay:** For the same price, other places offer rooms under 30 square meters, but Zǐlóng Gardens gives you 50 square meters. It's nestled in a hutong, offering a quiet escape in the midst of the bustling city. It's actually the former residence of Prince Taò, who was an advisor to the People's Liberation Army's equestrian administration. We opted for the family room, which even had a small balcony with a view. The room had a great wet/dry separation in the bathroom, so washing up wasn't cramped at all. **Food:** The mini-fridge was stocked with complimentary drinks (mineral water, Coke, Sprite, beer), and they'd replenish it anytime. Although the restaurant isn't huge, the food is incredibly fresh, with different dishes every day. I initially thought breakfast wasn't included, but it turned out to be free! From 11 AM to 11 PM, they offer afternoon tea with chef-prepared dishes like wontons and Zhajiangmian, all completely free of charge. You can even take fruit back to your room. The 'Sìyuè Hétún' restaurant on the first floor also had good prices and flavors; no reservations needed for their fugu or roast duck. **Getting Around:** It's very close to Nanluoguxiang, the National Art Museum of China, Wangfujing, and Longfu Temple. The subway station is about a 10-minute walk, but I mostly used taxis, which made getting around super convenient. **Service:** The hotel staff's service was impeccable. Finally, although check-out was officially at 12 PM, they were fine with us leaving at 2 PM, and even gave us a farewell gift. Overall, it was a truly satisfying stay. Our 5-day, 4-night trip during Chinese New Year was a fantastic family experience and definitely enhanced our vacation."

"The twin room is noticeably larger and cleaner than the double room. The cleaning lady in room 412 was very dedicated and kind, and helped a lot – many thanks to her. The front desk staff who checked us in was quite rigid and by-the-book, but the lady who checked us out was very friendly. The hotel's system updates are slow, and some facilities are a bit old. It's clear that this hotel mainly caters to business travelers on corporate agreements, so it might not be the best choice for tourists."

"It was my mistake to book this hotel. It's not particularly suitable for foreigners, and there are no interesting things for tourists here. There's almost no hot water, all the windows face the courtyard, it's a bit dirty, and the room is very cold, especially at night. I don't think this place is suitable even for mid-spring. But it has a nice atmosphere, the staff tries to help as much as they can, and it's very close to the station with a free shuttle bus to the wall. If that's your only priority and you're willing to tolerate some inconvenience, then go for it."

"I stayed at the hotel with my husband and toddler for 2 days. We chose the hotel because its very close to Universal studios. Definitely recommend this hotel if you are going to Universal park and looking for nearby hotel. Its far from train station so we took taxis to get by. The hosts were very friendly and helpful, spoke very little English but willing to use translator app to help any way possible!"