Spa Hotels in Beijing

Ranked number one in China, the Mandarin Oriental Qianmen is truly a hidden urban sanctuary that exudes understated luxury. Nestled quietly within the historic Caochang Hutong (lanes 3 through 10) and right next to the wildly popular Xixinglong Street, it was built atop old underground air-raid shelters—meaning no swimming pool, but transforming a tranquil old courtyard in the bustling city into an ultra-luxury hotel is an absolute stroke of genius. We stayed here for our wedding anniversary, and the hotel generously upgraded us by two categories all the way to an Executive Courtyard Room 👏. We were assigned Suite 314 on Hutong No. 3, which is wider than lanes 4 through 10, making it very convenient to get around. It immerses you in authentic local Beijing life, yet once you close the door, it becomes a peaceful and elegant haven. Spanning over 160 square meters, the suite features a square private courtyard, with all rooms interconnecting and wrapping around the yard. There is a magnificent magnolia tree in the courtyard, and through the floor-to-ceiling window of the master bathroom's bathtub 🛁, you can enjoy a picturesque view of intertwined bamboo and magnolia (just a heads up, not every suite comes with a bathtub). In the morning, you can watch little birds and magpies playing and chirping in the yard, and if you're lucky, you might even spot a chubby ginger cat 🐱 strolling across the rooftops. Our butler reached out via a WeChat group in advance, allowed an early check-in at 1:30 PM, and even arranged a special room setup. They surprised us with a gorgeous bouquet of 💐, a delicious mousse cake, tasty fresh fruit and *lvdagun* (traditional donkey rolling pastries), along with a handwritten greeting card. The minibar drinks were complimentary, and New Zealand bottled water was provided in abundance—it tasted exceptionally crisp and refreshing 👍. Checkout was also extended to 2:00 PM, and our butler took care of transporting our luggage the entire time. There are air purifiers in both the bedroom and the living room. I tested them by opening and closing the door, and the sensors were very sensitive—definitely effective. The bedroom features a large vanity with an illuminated makeup mirror, which was right up my alley. With two sets of bathrooms separating the active and quiet zones, the overall layout is extremely functional. Breakfast is served at the Italian restaurant, Vicini. Everything is made-to-order à la carte, served in small, fresh portions to avoid waste, which is fantastic. The fish ball noodle soup and Chongqing-style minced pork noodles were particularly well-made, and the green apple juice was delightful. They even served rare mini kiwis 🥝, which were delicious—highly recommend having a few more of those. For dining, we also booked the hotel's Italian restaurant Vicini, the Chinese restaurant Yanting, and Shhitiao Bar. Our butler coordinated and reserved the times and tables for us in advance: Vicini gifted us a small cake; Yanting decorated our dining table and treated us to complimentary champagne; and at the bar, they got us in line ahead of time so we quickly secured a window seat. To put it in perspective, without our butler's arrangements, there would have been a wait of seven tables ahead of us for walk-ins 😱 (ever since Shihtiao Bar made it onto Asia's 50 Best Bars list in July, it's been busier than ever). Another fun perk is that the hotel offers complimentary bicycles 🚲 for guests to ride. The bikes are a stunning bright silver, and there is even a water bottle prepared in the rear pouch. The weather was wonderful, so we rode them out every day to explore the surrounding neighborhood (including Xixinglong Street, Qianmen, and other bustling areas)—it was super cool and so much fun. Complimentary parking is available for overnight guests. Just navigate to the lobby, and the staff will guide you; the hotel's exclusive parking lot is nearby. You can unload your luggage first before parking the car. Buggy service is available to take you between your room, the lobby, restaurants, or the parking lot. A special thank you goes to our butler, Luke Shen, who seamlessly arranged almost everything for us with thoughtfulness, care, and genuine warmth. He truly made our stay at MO Qianmen an unforgettable experience!

Great facilities with a very clean bathroom and a fresh-smelling room. It was quiet and well-soundproofed, and the public areas have an elegant ambiance. The location is convenient, making it easy to get around and save time. The staff were warm, welcoming, and attentive. I stayed in a twin room where I could enjoy the view outside from the window. The room also came with a refrigerator, and complimentary Sprite, Coke, and bottled water are provided daily. A very satisfying stay overall, and I will definitely choose this hotel again next time.

As a star-rated hotel, it exudes a strong sense of luxury and offers a superb experience. The location deserves a special shoutout—it's super convenient to get anywhere. Metro Lines 1 and 5 are within walking distance, making getting around an absolute breeze. Turn left and walk 100 meters out the front doors, and you’ll find a shopping mall with an overwhelming variety of shopping and dining options, easily satisfying all your cravings for food and retail therapy. The room was an even bigger pleasant surprise—exceptionally spacious, bright, and with unbeatable natural light. The floor-to-ceiling windows, in particular, offer stellar views, making it so relaxing to just lie back and take in the scenery. The amenities are comprehensive, and the pillows and mattress scored a full 10/10 for comfort. I slept like a baby all the way through till morning, and it was top-notch for relieving fatigue. Breakfast is also worth mentioning, featuring a rich variety of both Chinese and Western options. With so much to choose from, every morning started with a very satisfying meal. The staff were warm and polite throughout our stay, always putting the guests first with attentive, thoughtful service. They definitely deserve a huge thumbs-up! We had such a wonderful stay these past few days and will definitely choose to stay here again next time!

I specifically came to the Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing for a little healing getaway and to finally cross it off my bucket list—after all, it's been saved on my wishlist for five years. At this price point, MO really speaks for itself: seamless service procedures and a genuinely warm, effortless hospitality. I’d like to give a few specific shout-outs: At breakfast, I always prefer my Americano piping hot. Instead of lecturing me about how super-hot coffee ruins the flavor, the staff simply delivered it exactly as requested. It would have been even better if the cup had been pre-warmed! Also, to the lovely young lady who took my order (forgive me for not catching your name): you are so approachable and warm, please be more confident in yourself! I highly recommend booking an evening spa treatment during your stay; heading straight back to your room to sleep afterward is the ultimate recharge for both body and soul. Special thanks to therapist Minnie and spa receptionist Lawerence for their exceptional service. Even though I purchased my spa voucher via their official WeChat mini-program, they treated me with the utmost care and professionalism. To the front desk team and the duty manager—forgive me once again for forgetting your names—since we interacted the most, I truly appreciated how prompt and thoughtful your responses were. It completely avoided the common issue with domestic ”butler services” where style often trumps substance. A chat group was set up even before my arrival, and whether it was via text, phone, or in person, all my requests and questions, big or small, were handled promptly. Traveling solo, feeling so well cared for and pampered truly touched my heart. Please pass along my gratitude to all the team members, whether I remembered their names or not. Thank you all for making my National Day holiday truly complete.

The hotel, formerly the **** at Summer Palace, opened in 2008. The service is exceptional; staff are attentive throughout and seem to recognize guests. Before my stay, I inquired about the hotel and they kindly upgraded me to a courtyard room for free. The room itself is beautifully styled, and the garden within the quadrangle is lovely. However, I did encounter a minor issue during check-in. Upon returning to my room one evening, I found a gecko on the wall by the bed. After an unsuccessful attempt to catch it, the hotel moved me to a suite, but there was no further action or apology for the inconvenience. The hotel breakfast is excellent, entirely à la carte, with first-rate service, attitude, and taste. That said, the hotel facilities are quite old, especially the bathroom – the showerhead was difficult to use, and the floor drain was slightly clogged. I also used the in-room dining service for dinner; there's a 15% service charge, and the food was decent.

The location is excellent: close to the subway, near Pian Yi Fang roast duck (which serves really good food, by the way), close to a great almond tea shop, and conveniently located near the协和医院 (Peking Union Medical College Hospital) skincare counter. Plus, they offer nationwide delivery, which is handy. Service: All our requests were met. We joined the hotel's club membership and received three drink vouchers. We also ordered the highly-rated chocolate cake, which was delicious! The complimentary welcome fruit plate was also nice. Oh, and they even gave our little one a teddy bear 🐻 doll, which was a lovely touch 😘 Breakfast: It's 220 per person if booked in advance, or 288 for last-minute bookings. It's simply delicious 😋. Special shout-out to the omelet chef, who had a great attitude and made perfect runny egg rolls that I loved. The chef frying bacon was a bit aloof, though! Haha, not in a bad way. The wontons were also good, but there was too much to try. Bathtub 🛁: My child played in the water for two days. It would have been even better if there were bath bombs or a rubber ducky. Overall, it was a great experience, full of happiness 😊

During the National Day holiday, I brought my child to Beijing and specifically chose the Executive King Room at Pan Pacific Beijing. We checked in on October 2nd, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations, making it perfect for a short family trip. The hotel is ideally located at the intersection of Xidan and Financial Street, a prime location not far from the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. This made it very convenient to return after exploring the old city's attractions. The surrounding area is bustling with shopping malls, making dining and stocking up on supplies effortless. Upon check-in, the front desk service was warm and efficient. We had noted our family needs in advance, and the staff thoughtfully prepared children's toiletries and slippers, and proactively introduced us to the exclusive benefits of the executive floor. The Executive King Room, at 45 square meters, was spacious and airy, with large floor-to-ceiling windows offering city views. The room's design was a blend of modern simplicity and oriental touches, with soft, non-glaring colors and no strong renovation odor, which was very child-friendly. The extra-large executive king bed had a soft yet supportive mattress, and a choice of pillows, ensuring a comfortable rest for both adults and children. The room was fully equipped with an open-plan bathroom area, featuring both a bathtub and a rain shower. After a day out with the child, they could enjoy a hot bath in the evening to soothe their travel fatigue. The bathroom amenities were of good quality, and the toilet was smart, adding a nice touch. The room also came with a Nespresso coffee machine, tea bags, and a mini-bar, along with plenty of USB charging ports, making it convenient to charge various devices. All the lighting and curtains could be controlled with a single button by the bed. This was very convenient for families with children, as I didn't need to get up to turn off the lights after putting the child to sleep. The soundproofing was excellent; despite the bustling crowds outside during the National Day, the room was quiet once the windows were closed, ensuring undisturbed naps and night-time sleep for the child. The biggest highlight of the executive room was the Pacific Executive Lounge on the 18th floor. Guests could enjoy complimentary soft drinks and snacks all day during their stay. The afternoon tea offered a rich variety of sweets, savories, and fruits, and there was also a light evening meal. After a day of sightseeing with the child, we could head straight to the lounge to rest, have some drinks and snacks, saving us the hassle of finding a restaurant outside. The lounge environment was quiet and elegant, with expansive views, and the staff were gentle and even offered small snacks to the child. The executive privileges also included free laundry service, which was a huge problem-solver given how easily clothes get dirty when traveling with children. The hotel's public areas were also very family-friendly. The indoor heated pool had clean water and a comfortable temperature, which my child particularly loved. There was also a children's play area with picture books and building blocks, where kids could play freely, allowing parents a brief moment of relaxation. The hotel's breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of Chinese and Western dishes, including porridge, pastries, yogurt, and fruits suitable for children, with mild flavors and ample choices. Throughout our stay, the service details were impeccable. Room service was prompt, and any request to the front desk was handled quickly. Hotel security was well-managed; a room card was required for entry and exit, which provided a strong sense of safety when staying with a child. Of course, there was a minor drawback: during the National Day holiday, there were many guests, and seating in the lounge during peak afternoon tea hours could be a bit tight, requiring us to go at off-peak times. Overall, our family stay on October 2nd was very satisfying. The Executive King Room offered comfortable space, the Executive Lounge benefits were practical, the location was excellent, and the family-friendly amenities were thoughtful. It's suitable whether you're visiting Beijing for historical sites or a city leisure vacation. If you're traveling to Beijing with children and want both comfortable accommodation and convenient travel, the Pan Pacific Beijing Executive Room is highly recommended. I would consider staying here again on my next trip to Beijing.

Two years ago, I stayed here in late autumn and absolutely loved strolling by the lake, as well as hiking the Xishan trail to admire the autumn scenery and overlook the lakeside views from above. Taking advantage of the lull before the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, and coinciding with my daughter's birthday, we decided to return to Sunrise Kempinski for another stay. During check-in, Zhang Jiajia at the front desk thoughtfully noticed it was my daughter's birthday. Super attentive and heartwarming, she upgraded our booked city-view room to a lake-view room free of charge, and even arranged it in a prime central location. The panoramic lake and mountain views were breathtaking – a wonderful and unexpected birthday surprise! That evening, we dined at the Chinese restaurant on the second floor. We ordered steamed sea bass, boiled snowflake beef, stir-fried choy sum, and a vegetable salad. The food was delicious and the portions were so generous we couldn't finish it all. Being advocates of 'no waste,' we packed the leftovers and put them in the fridge. The next day at noon, I somewhat sheepishly asked the restaurant supervisor, ”We had a lot of leftovers last night, and every dish was delicious, it would be such a waste to throw them away. Could I order two new dishes and bother the kitchen to reheat last night's leftovers for us?” To my surprise, the supervisor promptly replied, ”If the leftovers are enough for you, you don't even have to order new dishes.” What was even more heartwarming was that the leftovers were not only reheated thoroughly and served piping hot, but they were also meticulously arranged on various beautifully shaped plates, looking indistinguishable from freshly ordered dishes. I've stayed in many high-end hotels, but I've truly never encountered such kind, thoughtful, and down-to-earth service anywhere else. The Sunrise Kempinski Hotel Beijing, Yanqi Lake, truly deserves high praise! 👍👍👍

The hotel is in a fantastic location, making it super convenient for shopping in Sanlitun. We booked a pet-friendly twin room and brought our dog along for the stay. Currently, the hotel has two pet-friendly rooms available to book, and the overall experience was great. The room was very clean. We put a diaper on our dog inside just in case of any accidents. We contacted the hotel a day in advance, and they kindly prepared some dog supplies for us—even though we didn't end up using them, it was such a thoughtful touch. If you're traveling with a pet, make sure to have your dog's license and vaccination records ready in advance, as you'll need to show them at the front desk upon check-in. We also received a lovely welcome card when we checked in. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay—the service was attentive, and the breakfast was delicious!

This was my first time choosing this hotel. On the first day, they upgraded us to a more spacious room, and the staff were polite and friendly. The location is also ideal; the subway station is just a short walk from the hotel. The hotel breakfast was excellent, with at least Western bread options available. I'd give everything five stars except for the facilities. That's because the room was a bit dim, and the shower room was semi-transparent, which isn't very convenient when staying with a friend. Also, half of the washing machines and dryers in the laundry room were out of order. The hotel staff said it was due to overloading and tripping circuit breakers. The washing machines also state that underwear cannot be washed, which causes inconvenience to guests. The hotel could easily use disinfectant; customers who use public washing machines naturally understand the risks. What was more unbearable was having to pass by the hotel's outdoor garbage station to retrieve packages from the smart locker.