Pet friendly Hotels in Beijing

"A very pleasant stay in a big room at a good location for 2 + 6 nights. All cars that we took could enter the narrow alley except for the first night that we had to walk about 300 metres to the place when the road was under construction. The shower room comes with heating and so it was nice to be able to shower in a warm room. Service was friendly and prompt. Those cleaning ladies were exceptionally hardworking. All went well until the last 2 nights with a new neighbour whom we believed was a light sleeper who banged hard on the wall to signal us to quiet down at about 10 pm when we didn't even really speak loudly. Feedback to the counter and they offered us immediately a change of room for sleeping that we declined since it was our last night there. Will recommend Base as most will not run into bad luck like us to have such neighbour (it will be nice if they could come to us and tell us politely or feedback to the counter to inform us instead of banging on the wall so rudely)."

"After a wonderful stay at Rosewood Guangzhou, my experience at Rosewood Beijing was quite disappointing. First, let's talk about the positives: the design of the public areas and rooms is stunning, and the club lounge, gym, and pool facilities are excellent, meeting the standards of a luxury five-star hotel. The maintenance of these facilities is also quite good. Now for the areas that need improvement, primarily the service. It's the worst service I've ever encountered in a hotel costing over 1500+ RMB per night. The overall impression is one of aloofness and bureaucracy. The butler's pre-arrival communication was unhelpful, and it seemed like different departments within the hotel didn't communicate with each other. There was incorrect information regarding club lounge benefits. The butler claimed the room type I wanted to upgrade to was fully booked, but the front desk said there was one available for a paid upgrade. Despite informing them beforehand that I was traveling with a child, extra slippers and toothbrushes weren't provided promptly. This experience falls far short of what I've had at some Marriott and Crowne Plaza hotels costing 500+ RMB per night. Considering Rosewood's 5000+ RMB room rate, this aspect is truly subpar. The executive lounge's service and food were also very disappointing. It was the first time in my life I was asked for my room number three times in the lounge. During happy hour, it was often difficult to find the bartender and noodle chef. The slightly pale, somewhat red-faced male bartender provided poor service; he seemed unwilling to speak much and would simply walk away even when guests were right in front of him. While the afternoon tea in the lounge was decent quality, the variety was too limited. The happy hour food was also overly Westernized, consisting mostly of cold dishes. This is China, after all. There was only one hot dish, beef cheek, and a bowl of Chaoshan beef kway teow, which was too cold and not very suitable for families with children. For drinks, there were three white wines, two red wines, and one sparkling wine, all of average taste. For spirits, only two types of whiskey used for cocktails were complimentary; others required an additional charge. Overall, the lounge food felt like a higher-end Andaz, but Andaz is free, while Rosewood's lounge prices are even more expensive than the Ritz, yet the food is nowhere near as good as the Ritz. Perhaps every hotel defines its lounge differently, but they should still strive to satisfy a wider range of guests. The front desk staff also lacked smiles, and the concierge wouldn't even look at you when speaking. The elevator attendant, however, was quite good. The breakfast on the first floor was also overly specialized and disappointing. The variety was the worst I've encountered in a hotel costing over 1500+ RMB per night. It was quite Western-biased; the bread was excellent, just like at Rosewood Guangzhou, but the Chinese options were far inferior to Rosewood Guangzhou, with too little variety – only the congee was decent. Furthermore, I forgot my child's swimming goggles and cap in the bathrobe pocket. After checking out, I contacted the hotel to help locate them. I was told they were in the bathrobe in the room, but then they replied that the pool staff couldn't find them. I reiterated my request, and they said the laundry also couldn't find them. This could have been a chance for them to earn some brownie points, but it further highlighted Rosewood Beijing's shortcomings in service."

"The lady at the front desk was incredibly thoughtful! Seeing that we had a child, she gave us a free room upgrade! They even provided kids' slippers and toothbrushes, which was so considerate. Any issues we had were promptly resolved. The room was clean and spacious, the bedding was comfortable, and the location was really convenient. The value for money is outstanding. I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"The most delightful courtyard guesthouse I've ever stayed in Beijing! From the moment I stepped in, I was completely captivated—traditional grey brick walls and red tiles, every corner exuded Beijing's elegant charm. The room itself far exceeded my expectations, with high wooden beam ceilings and contemporary Chinese soft furnishings creating an incredible ambiance. The bedding in the bedroom was so soft, I didn't want to get out of bed! My favorite part was the bathroom, with a huge marble bathtub where I could soak while looking out at the courtyard, feeling completely relaxed. The attention to detail was evident everywhere, and the service was thoughtful yet unobtrusive. It's truly a hidden gem, offering a peaceful escape in the midst of the bustling city. A must-try experience when you visit Beijing!"

"I spent a long time choosing this room, and after checking in, I truly felt like I made the right choice 🥰🥰. The front desk staff were also very enthusiastic; when I checked in and saw a crowd, they guided me to an adjacent counter to process my check-in 🫰. The hotel facilities are relatively new and all feature smart technology. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and it's spacious with two sinks. The faucet water flow is very quiet, with no strange noises. The room design is excellent and the layout is well-planned, with thoughtful touches everywhere 😘😘. Coffee and tea are neatly arranged in separate drawers, and there's even a mini-bar cart. I highly recommend it. The hotel offers a shuttle service to Universal Studios, and you can even see Harry Potter from the hotel."

"I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was very clean and well-maintained, and the hotel itself is beautiful and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious, offering a good variety of options. The staff at reception were extremely kind and helpful, especially considering I am a foreigner; they assisted me with everything they could. The hotel is located in a safe area, with plenty of restaurants nearby, which made exploring very convenient. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting the area."

"I recently stayed at your hotel in Beijing and overall had a pleasant experience. The staff were courteous and helpful, and the check‑in process was smooth. The room was clean and comfortable, with all the basic amenities provided. I especially appreciated the convenient location, which made it easy to explore the city. Thank you for your hospitality. I look forward to returning in the future."

"Small yet beautiful, a Hutong hotel with an oriental Zen vibe! Reconstructing Xishi Hutong Hidden House, Xisi, Xishi – the clever name immediately captivated me. As a southerner, besides my obsession with Beijing's snow, another deep-seated fascination is Beijing's hutongs. Although the hotel is small, it's very comfortable and peaceful to stay in. Room service is also more prompt and attentive. I love sitting by the door, watching the light and shadows shift from morning till dusk; I love looking up at the ”a line of clear blue sky above the hutong” on a clear day; I love climbing the spiral staircase to watch a hutong sunset, from orange hues to blue tones... It's very convenient for shopping in Xidan CBD or taking a Xisi Citywalk. The nearby Line 4 also offers easy access to many of Beijing's iconic landmarks. I look forward to staying at Hutong Hidden House again once the hotel restaurant opens."

"I chose the No. 18 Qianmen Grape Courtyard Hotel for my trip to Beijing, and it was truly a hidden gem! Tucked away in an old Beijing hutong, the courtyard is tranquil and elegant, with lush greenery that's incredibly soothing, a real escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The room decor is warm and cozy, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was good too. The front desk and staff provided attentive and thoughtful service, always ready to answer any questions. The location is excellent, very close to Qianmen and Dashilar, making it super convenient for getting around. Overall, it has a wonderful Beijing vibe, ensuring a secure and comfortable stay. It's my top recommendation for accommodation when traveling!"

"The room is located in a small courtyard, with a wonderful family atmosphere. The staff is very friendly and the environment is beautiful. The bed was especially clean and the mattress was very comfortable. The Marshall speakers were super nice, and I especially liked the cats and the sunroom where you can sunbathe. Amenities: Excellent, with Marshall speakers, Panasonic air conditioning, and a dehumidifier. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Very beautiful and comfortable, with lots of flowers and plants. Service: The butler service was excellent, and you could ask them for any questions. Welcome Fruit and Drinks: The room was stocked with seasonal fruit, and the fruit on the living room table was also edible. Tea Break in the Sunshine Glass Garden: The century-old Qinglinchun jasmine tea was fragrant, and the butler would serve you some fruit or snacks. It was so relaxing to sit on the terrace and enjoy tea."