Beijing Hotels

Where to stay in Beijing

For the best experience when visiting Beijing, consider staying in the Dongcheng District, as it covers the eastern half of the central city area with essential tourist spots like Tian'anmen Square, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven. Xicheng District is another excellent choice, encompassing the western half of the central area with attractions such as Beihai Park and the Houhai area, which is also known for its bustling nightlife. Alternatively, the Chaoyang District offers a more modern stay, featuring the Central Business District, Olympic Green, and the lively Sanlitun area. For a mix of technology and traditional beauty, Haidian District hosts the Zhongguancun high-tech hub and the serene Summer Palace. Using Skyscanner, you can easily compare hotel options in these key Beijing neighbourhoods to find the best deals for your stay.

Best hotels in Beijing based on location

For the best-located Beijing hotels, look no further than The Westin Beijing Chaoyang, Legendale Hotel Beijing, and Crowne Plaza Beijing Chaoyang U-Town. The Westin Beijing Chaoyang stands out for its convenience, just 1.78 km from the trendy Sanlitun area, making it a prime spot for exploring the city's lively nightlife, even though it's 7.61 km from the city centre. Legendale Hotel Beijing, a superb option at only 2.77 km from the city centre, also offers proximity to the historic Tiananmen Square, just 2.11 km away—perfect for those keen on delving into Beijing's rich heritage. Meanwhile, Crowne Plaza Beijing Chaoyang U-Town offers the ideal balance, situated 4.54 km from the city centre and a mere 2.45 km from Wangfujing, one of the main commercial streets. Choose any of these hotels to maximise your Beijing experience, and Skyscanner will help you get the best deal available for your stay.

Good value hotels in Beijing

Opting to stay in Beijing can be incredibly comfortable with the right hotel selection. The Grand Millennium Beijing stands out with its range of services catered both for business and leisure; enjoy access to an executive lounge, unwind in the indoor pool, and keep active at the fitness centre. Next, the Crowne Plaza Beijing International Airport is perfect for those prioritising convenience, offering amenities such as an airport shuttle, a fitness centre, and the exclusive experience of an executive floor, combining comfort and practicality for those travelling from and to the airport. For those seeking essential amenities without compromising on comfort, Vienna Hotel (Beijing Pinggu District Government) offers details like Wi-Fi and air conditioning along with a 24-hour front desk, ensuring your stay is both relaxing and convenient. Check Skyscanner to find the deal that best suits your needs.

Family-friendly hotels in Beijing

Exploring Beijing with your family will be even more rewarding, with exceptional accommodation choices designed to keep everyone comfortable and entertained. The Westin Beijing Chaoyang features comprehensive children's facilities, ensuring young travellers can enjoy their stay. The on-site pool provides an additional avenue for family relaxation and enjoyment, while the executive lounge is ideal for parents needing some quiet time as the kids engage in their activities.

Crowne Plaza Beijing Lido is another excellent option, prioritising family needs with babysitting services, allowing parents the flexibility to have some personal moments. The children's pool is perfect for safe aquatic fun, and the garden offers plenty of open space for family bonding and playing.

Families will also appreciate Grand Millennium Beijing's amenities that cater to both safety and convenience. The children's pool is a secure and fun spot for kids to splash around. Baby-sitting services afford parents some much-needed downtime, and having a first aid room adds to the peace of mind, ensuring swift medical attention if required.

Beijing's top attractions

While in Beijing, make sure you explore these main attractions. The Forbidden City, once the main palace of Imperial China, now houses the Palace Museum and features nearly 10,000 rooms. It provides a comprehensive glimpse into China’s grand imperial history. Stand atop the centuries-old Great Wall of China, with the less crowded Mutianyu section offering a more relaxed experience while still capturing the magnificence of this iconic structure. The Summer Palace, also known as Yíhéyuán, impresses with its extensive gardens and ornate palaces reflecting the opulence of the Qing Dynasty. Tiananmen Square, recognised as the world's largest public square, is surrounded by historical buildings that are integral to China’s modern history. A walk through the lively park encircling the Temple of Heaven offers both a peaceful retreat and a chance to appreciate this significant symbol of Beijing.