The human touch here is simply outstanding. We stayed for three days, and my brother unfortunately got sick with an upset stomach and had to be hospitalized. The entire staff was incredibly caring, constantly checking in on his condition. They went above and beyond, helping us arrange transportation and coordinating with the hospital. They even prepared special meals for my brother that he could eat and brought them directly to our room.
The hotel itself has an old-fashioned vibe, but it's well-maintained and still going strong.
Hotel near Huairou Scenic Area,Beijing4.6% of visitors choose this area
GGuest User2026.08.30
My child was studying at the Institute of Physics nearby, so I chose to stay at the Marriott Hotel. It's very close to the institute and the environment is beautiful and comfortable. The Infinity Bookstore in the park downstairs has a unique design and is truly a highlight. During my stay at the Marriott, I met Manager Ada Wang, who was incredibly warm and thoughtful, making me feel right at home. She made my trip very pleasant. The hotel just opened this year, and the rooms are fully equipped and luxurious, with everything you could need. The breakfast at the Western restaurant on the second floor is rich and delicious. The Marriott in Huairou will always be my top choice for a relaxing stay.
Hotel near Shisanling Reservoir, Juyongguan Great Wall,Beijing00
Iivytuk2026.08.30
Summary: Our two-and-a-half-year-old absolutely loved it here, and the adults were comfortable too. We'll definitely be back.
Room: The treehouse slide room was a huge hit with our little one. As soon as we entered, they were climbing up and sliding down non-stop, burning off so much energy! When it was time to check out, they kept asking to stay another night.
Dining: The Chinese restaurant is recommended; the food was good, and the prices were quite reasonable for a five-star hotel. The buffet restaurant on weekend mornings was very crowded, requiring a wait. It would be great if they could address the capacity issue during peak hours.
Hot Springs: The Tang Le Palace hot spring complex has many pools of various sizes, and they were quite clean. Both our child and we had a great time soaking and playing. We went on a weekend, and while it was busy, it didn't feel uncomfortably crowded, unlike some other hot springs that feel like a 'dumpling bath'.
Service: All the staff were very enthusiastic. A special thanks to Sarah for her considerate and attentive follow-up throughout our stay, and for genuinely helping us resolve issues.
Hotel near Asian and Olympic Games Village Area,Beijing12.8% of visitors choose this area
Located in Beijing’s Olympic Park, Beijing Marriott Marquis Hotel places guests at the heart of the city’s convention, sports, and cultural district, with convenient access to iconic landmarks and major attractions - from the Forbidden City's imperial architecture to the Bell and Drum Towers. Connected to the China National Convention Center Phase II (CNCC II), the hotel forms part of an integrated landmark destination in one of Beijing’s most dynamic districts. As the first Marriott Marquis hotel in Beijing, the hotel is designed as more than a place to stay. It provides a modern setting where business, culture, and connection come together for global travelers. Drawing inspiration from its location, the city’s evolving urban landscape, and the spirit of the Olympic Park, the hotel reflects a balance between Beijing’s historic character and its forward-looking vision.
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Posted on Aug 30, 2026|Jungle Exploration Tree House With Slide
ivytuk
Summary: Our two-and-a-half-year-old absolutely loved it here, and the adults were comfortable too. We'll definitely be back.
Room: The treehouse slide room was a huge hit with our little one. As soon as we entered, they were climbing up and sliding down non-stop, burning off so much energy! When it was time to check out, they kept asking to stay another night.
Dining: The Chinese restaurant is recommended; the food was good, and the prices were quite reasonable for a five-star hotel. The buffet restaurant on weekend mornings was very crowded, requiring a wait. It would be great if they could address the capacity issue during peak hours.
Hot Springs: The Tang Le Palace hot spring complex has many pools of various sizes, and they were quite clean. Both our child and we had a great time soaking and playing. We went on a weekend, and while it was busy, it didn't feel uncomfortably crowded, unlike some other hot springs that feel like a 'dumpling bath'.
Service: All the staff were very enthusiastic. A special thanks to Sarah for her considerate and attentive follow-up throughout our stay, and for genuinely helping us resolve issues.
The human touch here is simply outstanding. We stayed for three days, and my brother unfortunately got sick with an upset stomach and had to be hospitalized. The entire staff was incredibly caring, constantly checking in on his condition. They went above and beyond, helping us arrange transportation and coordinating with the hospital. They even prepared special meals for my brother that he could eat and brought them directly to our room.
The hotel itself has an old-fashioned vibe, but it's well-maintained and still going strong.
My child was studying at the Institute of Physics nearby, so I chose to stay at the Marriott Hotel. It's very close to the institute and the environment is beautiful and comfortable. The Infinity Bookstore in the park downstairs has a unique design and is truly a highlight. During my stay at the Marriott, I met Manager Ada Wang, who was incredibly warm and thoughtful, making me feel right at home. She made my trip very pleasant. The hotel just opened this year, and the rooms are fully equipped and luxurious, with everything you could need. The breakfast at the Western restaurant on the second floor is rich and delicious. The Marriott in Huairou will always be my top choice for a relaxing stay.
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