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Guanganmen Grand Metropark Hotel Beijing

Guanganmen Grand Metropark Hotel Beijing

4.8/55022 Reviews
Beijing West Railway Station Area
I highly recommend this hotel especially for foreigners (since it can host foreigners under the Chinese regulations). The location is very convenient - super close to the subway station (3 min-walk). The price is reasonable-great for the value. The hotel is clean. The room is spacious and the bed is comfy. Every staff is EXTREMELY helpful and friendly, especially John at the front desk. I also had evening snack delivered by a pink robot - which is super cool. I have stayed at numerous hotels across the US and this one definitely stands out!
Grand Metropark Yuantong Hotel Beijing

Grand Metropark Yuantong Hotel Beijing

4.6/52627 Reviews
Xidan and Financial Street Area
A very beautiful and famous hotel inside the Second Ring Road. The location is very easy to find, right on the roadside. There is an underground parking lot where you can charge your phone. The front desk checked in very quickly and the attitude was very good. The room was also very clean. There is a professional gym on the first basement floor that guests can use. The room is very clean. I will stay here often when I travel on business in the future!
Grand Metropark Hotel Beijing

Grand Metropark Hotel Beijing

4.7/55254 Reviews
China International Exhibition Center Area
I had a great stay during a business trip. My room was spacious and its position on the corner meant it was quite sound proof. I rarely get consecutive good night sleep at business hotels in China but this was the exception. Attentive staff who even brought an iron and an ironing board to my room at midnight when I released I didn’t have one in the room. It’s close to downtown Beijing which can be accessed by the Sanyuanqiao station. It’s about a 10 min walk from the hotel, a little complicated because you have to go under an underpass. Just follow your map and you’ll get there in no time. Taxi is also really easy and can pick you up from the front door. They also have a waimai cabinet for Meituan, so your deliveries will go there.
Grand Metropark Longxi Conference Center Beijing

Grand Metropark Longxi Conference Center Beijing

4.6/5971 Reviews
Daxing Eco-agriculture Tourist Area
My friend told me that Longxi is very nice, so I came to experience it during the holidays. After the experience, I felt it was really good. I especially praised the beautiful front desk lady Wang Mengdi, who patiently checked us in and introduced the business hours and travel guides of each area. Let's talk about the hot springs. The environment is very good, the water is clear, and the service is super good. Mengjia is thoughtful and enthusiastic. My phone was powered off and she took the initiative to lend me her power bank and recommended places to play around. Longxi's service is really warm and comfortable everywhere. I will call my friends to come again next time during the holidays.
Grand Metropark Jinhai Lake Hotel

Grand Metropark Jinhai Lake Hotel

4.5/51842 Reviews
Pinggu Urban Area
We have booked four nights for Christmas vacation for the family. The Yuyang Skiing area is about 30 minutes by car. There are also some hiking spots around. Unfortunately the lake access was closed due to being off season. The hotel is big and modern. Though only few people were there in this time, the Service and breakfast and dinner was on a Good Standard. The hotel has nice floor hearing in the rooms, but Initially we had some problems in one room, it was just too hot. Ling, the English speaking assistant manager helped organize another room for the next nights which was very comfortable. She was a big support and frequently checked in on us. All was good. Recommend it especially in spring / summer when lake access is given.

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More about Grand Metropark, Beijing

Beijing is China's capital, which combines ancient and modern. As one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China, it's home to cultural and historical sites.

Travelling to Beijing

The main payment in China is AliPay or WeChat Pay. E-payment is convenient in China. There's no need to take cash.

Mandarin is the official language in China. English is not widely spoken but younger generations can speak English if necessary. English signs are prevalent. It can be beneficial to have a translation app handy.

Singaporeans with valid passports will be exempted from visa requirements for a stay of up to 30 days in China.

Top attractions in Beijing

  • The Palace Museum: The Forbidden City is a must-see in China. It is a symbol of ancient China.
  • The Great Wall: As the saying goes, "You are not a hero until you reach the Great Wall". The total length of the Badaling Great Wall is 7.5 miles (12 kilometres) with 43 watchtowers and is a pass for the Ming Great Wall.
  • Summer Palace: It is a Unesco World Heritage site that used to be the palace and garden of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty.
  • Temple of Heaven: It is an altar for emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. People worship the heavens, ask for rain, and pray for a better harvest here in ancient China.
  • Universal Beijing Resort: It is a theme park that combines Chinese cultural elements.

Beijing's weather & what to wear

Beijing has a monsoon-influenced humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters. The temperatures range from an average of -3.7°C in January to 26.2°C in July. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit.

It is recommended to dress in layers as temperatures can fluctuate.

Beijing's transportation

Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport are two primary airports. The airports are well connected to Beijing city centre via the Airport Express Line and taxis.

For public transportation, Beijing’s subway system is one of the largest in the world. Buses and BRT are also extensive. Taxis and ride-hailing apps like DiDi are widely available.

What to eat in Beijing?

  • Peking Duck: Crispy, lacquered skin and tender meat with thin pancakes, sauce, and scallions.
  • Zha Jiang Mian: Noodles topped with sauce, pork, and vegetables.
  • Douzhi: A fermented mung bean milk drink with a sour taste, often with jiaoquan.
  • Baodu: A traditional Beijing snack stripe with dipping sauces, often enjoyed with beer.
  • Tanghulu: Candied fruit skewers, typically hawthorn berries coated in a sugar shell.

The best stays in Beijing for foreigners

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