Chunhuiyuan Hot Spring Holiday Resort — Hotel in Beijing

It's a decent hotel! Be careful; the hot spring bath in the room only has water coming out at one temperature and it's quite hot! And for some reason, the hot water in the bathroom (both the shower and sink) was lukewarm at best (points off for that). The breakfast has a decent selection although it is a several minute walk from the main hotel lobby/rooms. If you stay here during the wintertime (we were here in November), the sun rises a bit late so it was pretty dark while walking to the breakfast area and the hotel did not put any outdoor lights on in the morning to help us with that walk - so points off for that. Use the flashlight on your iPhone if you have one for that walk to the breakfast area! As some reviewers noted: there are no shopping centres or entertainment nearby. One thing that is nice is that there is an on-site convenience type store where you can buy...

Stayed here as part of our tour package. Location is far from Beijing city centre so not the most convenient location however it is very tranquil which was nice. Each room had own personal hot spring tub however water was very hot. You could only dip your foot in and it was enough to know it was too hot. I had to remove some of the hot spring water and add in some cold water for it to be an ok temperature to be able to utilise it.

Rooms were clean and spacious. Breakfast area is a bit of a walk from hotel lobby but I honestly didn’t mind the stroll to and from in the morning. There is also a McDonald’s and supermarket within walkable distance.

If you’re not part of a tour package, I wouldn’t recommend staying if you want to be in central Beijing however if you want to come up to enjoy the hot springs,...

We stayed here three nights. The rooms smelled heavily of cigarette smoke and the bathroom wasn't very clean. There are only a few staff who speak English. There are only two very tiny elevators. The breakfast buffet is located in another building so be prepared to walk about 5 minutes outside. The in house Sichuan restaurant is very good. The staff are friendly and our food was excellent. The natural mineral hot springs are the saving grace of this hotel. There are personal hot spring tubs in every room, just be careful because the water is scolding hot and you have to let it cool down a bit. Don't forget to visit the spa, it's in another building and the tour guides don't mention it. It's a very good experience. The out door tubs are a lot fun. Don't forget to explore...