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5.0-Rated Hotels Near Chadao Ancient City
Step into Chadao Ancient Town Folk Resort and be transported back to old Beijing! This impeccably preserved Ming-Qing era village dazzles with grey-brick houses and cobblestone alleys. By day, try traditional handicraft workshops, by night enjoy folk performances and light shows. Don't miss the ancient method 'Donkey Rolling' glutinous rice cakes – their chewy sweetness is legendary!
Beijing Xishe (Badaling Town Yanqing Resort)
Escape the city hustle at this hidden gem nestled at the foot of the Great Wall! Blending modern aesthetics with minimalist Chinese design, this retreat features serene Japanese-style tea houses and courtyards with maple trees. Rooms are equipped with smart home tech and premium bedding for ultimate comfort. Unleash your fun side with a 120-inch projector, KTV, foosball, and outdoor BBQ pits—perfect for family trips or group gatherings. Explore nearby attractions like Badaling Ski Resort and wildlife parks. Whether sipping tea by the fishpond or stargazing from the rooftop, every moment here feels magical!
At that time, Camping private hot spring courtyard lawn wedding resort manor
Looking for a perfect getaway? Nestled at the foot of the Great Wall, this French-style manor offers spacious private gardens, a heated pool, and romantic private hot spring rooms, each with a bathtub and French bath amenities. Enjoy a glass of wine by the fireplace at night and wake up to birdsong in the morning—pure bliss! The manor also hosts theme weddings, family activities, and barbecue areas, making it ideal for couples or family gatherings. Don’t miss the fruit-picking experience to connect with nature. Come and indulge in this French-inspired retreat!
Yeshan Villa
Escape the hustle and bustle in this Japanese-style wooden villa with heated floors and private hot spring baths available all year round. The detached courtyard ensures complete privacy, featuring a dedicated salt sauna for relaxation. Love singing and BBQ? Enjoy the private KTV room and outdoor barbecue area with traditional pizza oven and firewood stove. The landscaped garden is perfect for water play in summer and ice skating in winter. Just 10 minutes drive to the Great Wall and Wildlife Park, it's the ideal getaway!
Huitangchun Boutique Homestay (Badaling Great Wall Branch)
Need a nature escape with the whole family? This artsy homestay nestled at the foot of Shuiguan Great Wall is perfect! Pet-friendly with a kids’ pool, spacious rooms, and cozy communal areas including BBQ terraces – ideal for gatherings. Just 5-minute walk to the ancient wall for sunrise views, or unwind with karaoke and mahjong. Rated 5/5 stars, it’s a hidden gem with year-round charm and easy access to forests + hot springs. Your stress-free getaway awaits!
Beijing Fengying Jingshe Private Tang KTV Pool Homestay
Badaling Dayu Haitang Homestay
Looking for a cozy home-away-from-home on your travels? This is the perfect spot! Nestled at the foot of the ancient Badaling Great Wall, this homestay features a charming villa-style village with courtyards full of blooming海棠 flowers and a glass walkway offering stunning views and fresh mountain air. Whether you’re craving a barbecue gathering, family fun in the KTV room, or games like mahjong and billiards, this place has it all. With 5 bedrooms and 5 private bathrooms, it comfortably hosts 14-18 guests. Just 8 minutes from the Badaling Great Wall and close to wildlife parks and ski resorts, it’s an ideal getaway!
Beijing Jack Manor Homestay
Chunjutu Homestay (Beijing Badaling Branch)
Beijing Minglanju Homestay
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Beijing Jianxi Homestay
Beijing Shanhaiqing Homestay
Yongan Bashe (Badaling Great Wall Store)
Badaling Great Wall Jixiang Residence
Xiaoyuer Farmhouse
Beijing Qingya Yuanju Homestay
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Chadao Ancient City
Stay at Chadao Ancient Town Heritage Courtyards, renovated from Ming Dynasty homes with authentic brick-and-wood architecture and carved door frames. Each room features traditional kang beds and handcrafted tea sets, offering a genuine rural Beijing experience. Enjoy morning breakfast with homemade millet porridge, evening bonfire gatherings, or hands-on paper-cutting workshops. Located just 50 meters from the ancient city wall, guests can stroll to the historic market street effortlessly, combining convenience with deep cultural authenticity.
Take Subway Line 13 to Xizhimen Station, then transfer to Bus 872 bound for "Chadao Ancient Town"—a convenient 90-minute ride with frequent departures and low fares. For comfort, book a private shuttle service (approx. 1 hour), passing through scenic mountain trails overlooking the Yongding River Valley. The town has a large parking lot with barrier-free access, ideal for families and elderly travelers seeking ease and flexibility.
Participate in hand-sculpted clay figurine workshops led by local masters, crafting traditional zodiac animals and warrior figures from local yellow clay—take your creations home as keepsakes. Every Saturday, join ancient pottery firing sessions at the Longquan kiln ruins, using natural glazes to create one-of-a-kind ceramics. At night, enjoy live shadow puppet shows featuring tales from Romance of the Three Kingdoms and regional legends, accompanied by authentic bangzi opera tunes for an immersive historical atmosphere.
Visit the Great Wall Ruin Vista Point on the eastern hillside for panoramic views of the winding Great Wall between Badaling and Juyongguan, especially breathtaking in morning mist. Another secret spot: Shifo Temple Ruins, nestled deep in forested valleys, housing three Ming Dynasty stone Buddhas and weathered steles. Guided tours provide flashlights and detailed historical context, ensuring both safety and rich storytelling for photographers and history enthusiasts alike.
Yes! Many guesthouses offer authentic farm-to-table banquets featuring seasonal ingredients sourced directly from nearby farms. Must-try dishes include wood-fired wild rabbit stew, mountain yam and free-range chicken soup, and crispy fried ma ye pastries. Meals are served in open courtyard settings lit by red lanterns and soft background music, fostering intimate conversations with hosts. This creates a true "one-day villager" experience, highly valued by visitors seeking genuine rural life.
The peak season runs from April to October, with the busiest periods during May Day Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival. During this time, the annual "Jingxi Ancient Town Cultural Week" features Hanfu parades, historical battle reenactments, and live baking demonstrations by master bakers. In autumn, join the Persimmon Harvest Festival, where guests pick golden persimmons and learn to make jam—complete with complimentary gift bags, making it a fun, interactive highlight of the visit.
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