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Stroll through Tanxi Road North Entrance where old Beijing's charm comes alive! This hidden gem blends street food stalls serving aromatic douzhir with century-old trees shading artisan workshops. Come at golden hour to hunt for handmade souvenirs or challenge locals to a sidewalk chess game - it's your passport to authentic hutong life.
RGHCM Garden Resorts
Escape to this hidden gem in Beijing, featuring British countryside villa-style accommodations with top-notch amenities! Perfect for families with Letsni Children's Park and adorable petting zoo, while adults can unwind in the indoor pool, sauna, and fitness center. The all-season garden offers BBQ pits, KTV, and game rooms—ideal for family trips, romantic getaways, or business meetings. Recently renovated in 2019, rooms are now more contemporary, with ironing services and 24/7 front desk to cater to your every need. Come reconnect with nature and enjoy a relaxing retreat!
Venus Royal Hotel (Beijing Miyun)
Century Sunshine Holiday Hotel
Yunhu Resort
Vatica Hotel (Beijing Miyun Guoyuan West Street)
Jincheng Hotel (Beijing Minyun Development Zone)
New City Select Hotel
Beijing Tutu Homestay
Yixin Manor (Miyun Reservoir Branch)
Shuangyan Hostel
Qingya Express Chain Hotel
Beijing Moon Hotel (Miyun West Bridge)
Beijing Jiatai Hotel
Chunshan Inn
Muxi Pavilion City Leisure Hotel (Capital University of Economics and Business Miyun Branch Store)
Beijing Changjiu Hotel (Miyun West Bridge Road)
Beijing Yiyang Hotel (Miyun Jingmi Road)
Beijing Xingyunxing Hotel
Xiangqiao Inn
Beijing Leruiyou Inn
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Grand Bay Hotel Beijing
This was my second stay at Grand Bay Hotel Beijing, and it was just as exceptional as the first. Tracy Zhang, our dedicated concierge, was incredibly responsive—always on hand whenever we needed anything. When the room we booked didn’t quite match expectations, she swiftly arranged a replacement that exceeded our hopes. She even went out of her way to locate an Ethernet cable and an HDMI cord—small gestures, but they made a big difference. The hotel’s hot spring complex is beautifully nestled into the hills, offering stunning views across the landscape. With over ten different pools, each with its own unique vibe and scenic outlook, it’s perfect for those who appreciate nature and tranquility. That said, if you’re seeking complete privacy or highly themed family entertainment, this might not be the best fit. The kids’ play area is impressively large—among the biggest I’ve seen in any five-star resort in Beijing, rivaling Club Med, Badaling Jinyu, and Xishan Hot Spring Blue Parrot. Our suite was spacious and well-appointed, with all amenities meeting top-tier standards. The only downside? Prices during peak seasons are a bit steep. Also, the Ethernet port on the desk is non-functional—guests needing a wired connection must use the port behind the bedroom TV, which is about 5 meters away. Tracy managed to find a 2-meter cable, but it’s still inconvenient for guests working remotely. The jade stone sauna experience at the wellness center was oversubscribed, so we couldn’t book it. The indoor air-supported sports arena is huge—basketball, badminton, and table tennis courts all require reservations. Outside, there’s a small ice rink where you can skate or enjoy a fun ice sled ride. Overall, this is a standout destination for a peaceful, scenic retreat with excellent facilities. Despite minor drawbacks, the experience was thoroughly worthwhile.
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