Hotel Filters
Featured Hotels Near Jingxi Yixiantian
Step into Beijing's Yixiantian (Thread of Sky) and witness nature's breathtaking sculpture! This narrow sandstone crevice, carved as if by a giant's sword, towers on both sides with dazzling sunlight streaming through the slit to create the namesake 'thread of sky' phenomenon. Don't forget to gaze upward while traversing the passage—that spine-tingling moment of awe is the purest escape from urban life. Pro tip: Bring your camera to capture the magical dance of light and shadow on the ancient rocks!
Beijing 2303 in S&N Hotel
This hidden red-brick boutique hotel nestled on the slopes of Beijing's highest peak, Dongling Mountain (2303m), is a true mountain paradise. At 1415m altitude, enjoy pollution-free air year-round and 10-12°C cooler temps than the city in summer. Rooms feature floor heating, 24/7 hot water, and spa-like bathrooms. Savor local specialties like clearwater tofu and charcoal-grilled lamb. Explore 800 acres of alpine meadows, 300 acres of birch forests, and breathtaking sunrises/sunsets. Hike to Dongling's summit for panoramic views – a trekker's dream come true!
Beijing Shan Bian Courtyard Private Soup Holiday Inn
Escape the city hustle? This mountain retreat with private hot springs is your perfect choice! Nestled in Beijing's tranquil Mentougou area with 90% forest coverage, the spacious rooms, free BBQ facilities, and onsen-style baths make it ideal for friends or family getaways. Nearby attractions like Longmen Gorge are just a short drive away. Enjoy complimentary breakfast and local delicacies such as the famous firepot tofu hotpot, a regional specialty. Pet-friendly and surrounded by nature, it’s the ultimate relaxing getaway!
Chuangyi Homestay
Escape the city hustle at this hidden gem nestled in a 700-year-old village near Beijing! Each artfully renovated courtyard blends heritage charm with modern comforts – soak in private hot springs, unwind at the Instagrammable teahouse, or grill under the stars (BBQ kits provided!). Perfect for families (kids' amenities available) and fur babies (pet-friendly), it even has an organic farm supplying its chef-led restaurant. Hike scenic trails at nearby Longmen Gorge or Shuanglongxia, then recharge with mountain spring water piped to your room. Autumn deals now on – your rustic retreat awaits!
Beijing Ling Valley Yiyujing Villa
Escape the city hustle? This cozy retreat is your perfect summer getaway! Nestled at 1480m altitude with temperatures never exceeding 26°C, it’s hailed as the "Beijing version of Altay". Surrounded by 90% forest coverage, it’s a tranquil oasis just 5 minutes walk to Lingshan hiking trails—perfect for catching sea of clouds, sunsets, and stargazing. Enjoy Chinese breakfast and local farm-style dishes, especially the wild onion stir-fry with freshly picked ingredients. Ideal for friends, family trips, or corporate team-building!
Beijing Yuanli Homestay (Yuanbai Scenic Area)
Beijing Wuwai Shanshe Private Hot Spring Homestay
Zhou Zhigang Hostel
Beijing Wayao Homestay
Beijing Hongzun Yuchang Homestay
YouXian·Mirror Spirit House
BaiTong
mountain front villa
Beijing Dongshanyuan Hotel
Shanqian Bieyuan No.3 (Beijing Lingshan River Shuihe Branch)
Beijing Lingshan Wangshange
Xuxiang Homestay (Lingshan)
Beijing Jiulong Homestay (Lingshan Scenic Area)
Beijing Mingxia Hotel
Beijing Xiangnongyuan Courtyard
Beijing Wuxiuming Chinese Inn
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Jingxi Yixiantian
Beijing Xiangshan Hotel is ideal for visitors to Yixiantian, located just a 15-minute drive away. The hotel offers panoramic views of the Xiangshan red leaves and the dramatic Yixiantian canyon, with many rooms featuring direct sightlines to the natural wonder. Enjoy complimentary shuttle service to the trailhead, perfect for early morning hikes when mist drifts through the narrow gorge. The hotel blends traditional Beijing architecture with modern comfort, and its on-site Chinese tea lounge serves authentic Jasmine tea, enhancing your cultural immersion.
Take Line 1 subway to Sihui East Station, then transfer to bus 926 or 936 bound for Xiangshan Station, taking about 1 hour. Alternatively, use Didi Express or private car services for a direct 40-minute ride to the Yixiantian entrance, avoiding transfers. Once at the site, eco-friendly electric shuttles are available to reduce walking effort—ideal for seniors or families. Check official updates from the Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission before travel, especially during holidays, to avoid crowd restrictions and ensure smooth access.
Beyond hiking through the Yixiantian Gorge, join a guided Xiangshan Ancient Trail tour led by local historians who share stories of Qing-era beacon towers and the region’s ecological balance. For night enthusiasts, stargazing sessions are offered due to minimal light pollution—perfect for viewing the Milky Way. Some tour operators include outdoor picnic packages with local ingredients and traditional snacks, enjoyed atop cliffside platforms. Always wear non-slip footwear and carry sufficient water to stay safe and comfortable throughout your adventure.
Other Destinations You Might Like
Explore more amazing destinations