Zhangjiakou Chongli District Hotels

We stayed at Passton Hotel for a two-day weekend trip to Thaiwoo Town, and it was a fantastic experience! Getting there was a breeze; direct navigation leads you straight to the underground parking garage right at the hotel entrance, which has plenty of spaces and even charging stations on B1. Our room, decorated in a charming European vintage style, was fully equipped and offered excellent views of the entire town and its surroundings. A big plus was the complimentary hot springs available at the hotel! The staff provided truly exceptional service; anything we needed was just a phone call away and promptly delivered to our room. You absolutely *must* try the hotel's complimentary breakfast – it's so extensive, it could easily double as lunch! They offer a rich spread with both Chinese and Western options, and everything tasted excellent. Overall, our stay was fantastic, and I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel!

The hotel is nestled in a valley, surrounded by lush greenery, offering distant views of Taiwu. Its design is very distinctive, particularly the logo. The rooms are exceptionally spacious and feature bunk beds, allowing children to sleep independently, which is a very thoughtful and family-friendly touch. As it's relatively new, the facilities are excellent, and the surrounding area offers a good range of amenities and shops. The only minor issues were during the peak summer season: the restaurant struggled with the sheer number of guests, and due to staffing limitations, room cleanliness was just average. I hope they can address these areas for improvement. On a positive note, the staff were very friendly and attentive. I would definitely return.

I came to Zhangjiakou to escape the summer heat and immediately fell in love with this hotel because it's located in the Winter Olympic Village. After checking in and finding my room, I realized I was staying at the Chinese Winter Olympics team's headquarters! I instantly felt a surge of pride. The room was simple and functional, but for some reason, the hot water was very low. It took over ten minutes for the water to get hot, making showering a real pain. I wonder how the athletes would catch cold during the Winter Olympics, given how cold it is?

Big thanks to Eva for upgrading us to a suite; she was incredibly warm and friendly. The housekeeping staff was also very kind and helped me find a buckwheat pillow. It's really cool up here in the mountains, about ten degrees cooler than Beijing, making it perfect for a summer escape from the heat. There's a shuttle bus service to the high-speed rail station and the forest park, though we didn't catch it. Taxis are also very convenient, so if you prefer more flexibility, you can easily just take one. Breakfast was good, and dinner featured Southeast Asian cuisine, along with some sashimi – pretty standard fare for a Crowne Plaza. The balcony was nice, but there were a lot of bugs due to being in the mountains. I imagine it would be better in winter. There are a few restaurants within the resort, though dining options are a bit limited. We ate out one day and at the hotel the other, and both were decent. There's also a small convenience store where you can pick up some drinks and alcohol. There's a library at the top of the mountain, accessible by the resort's cable car, and the views from there are absolutely stunning. The forest park is great for hiking; it's not too hot and the sunshine is lovely. You can also drive up to the summit for photos, where the scenery is beautiful with lots of trees – truly a natural oxygen bar. We'll definitely come back here for our next vacation!

Chongli isn't just for winter; you can enjoy a perfect 21℃ summer here too! 💯 Thaiwoo Town boasts a plethora of hotels, and this time we chose Nanshanli Hotel, located at the innermost part of the town! We were actually just scouting it out for a future winter ski trip 🎿, but to our surprise, we were incredibly satisfied with every single aspect! The No. 9 gondola is conveniently located right outside the first-floor ski rental hall platform – perfect for ski-in/ski-out access! I have so many photos, but I could only upload 20... I wish I could share them all! Nanshanli Hotel *only* comprises Buildings C and D ‼️ The A and B buildings in front are a separate hotel called A&B Hotel – make sure not to confuse them! Our room was in Building C. We parked underground, and you can get complimentary parking by scanning the hotel's QR code when checking out! The elevators for Buildings C and D in the basement are not far from each other and are easy to find – just look for the subtly lit entrance. Both buildings feature guest rooms from the 2nd to 7th floors: In Building D, you'll find the front desk for check-in, breakfast and dinner are served on the second floor, while the G floor boasts hot springs, spa and foot massages, and a children's adventure park. In Building C, you can enjoy afternoon tea in the lobby, and right outside is a charming deer park where you can interact closely with deer! The complimentary package, including three days of hot spring access, afternoon tea, and a charcoal BBQ, offered superb value for money! Breakfast was included for two adults with the room, and it was only 48 RMB per child (1.2m-1.4m tall), which is very reasonable! A free shuttle bus operates every 20 minutes from the hotel entrance, taking you to various spots within Thaiwoo Town! Extremely convenient! Feel free to ask any other questions below~ I took so many photos, but unfortunately, I couldn't upload them all...

The hotel is relatively new, with good facilities and decorations. The service is superb! Because of the problem of bed size, I wanted to change to a room of the same price. The store owner was very patient to take me to see the room first and then adjust it. The front desk and service staff communicated with the attitude of helping to solve the problem, and their attitude was also very good. It is a good choice to come to Chongli. In addition, the breakfast is delicious.

This was my first time staying in Chongli, and after comparing various options, I finally decided on the InterContinental. Let's start with the positives: 1. Avoiding the crowded streets and bustling areas of the town was a major priority for me. 2. The hotel is relatively new, its facilities are comprehensive, and the rooms are spacious. 3. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and tasted good. There were fewer Western choices, but plenty of hot Chinese dishes. 4. The restrooms feature Washlets (bidets) – a huge bonus! 5. Free underground parking with EV charging stations. Now for the drawbacks: 1. Many TV channels in the room had no signal, especially the major satellite and international ones. 2. The shower water pressure was weak, possibly the lowest I've encountered in a hotel of this class. 3. Several design elements were quite counter-intuitive. For instance, the shower control was on a different wall from the showerhead. The restroom door, being a fire door, was extremely heavy; I felt a touch of claustrophobia just going in to use the toilet. Also, the shower door was labeled 'Push' but actually required pulling to open. 4. The entire hotel felt like a maze. Even upon checking out, I still hadn't quite figured out where the main entrance was or the exact orientation of my room. 5. The breakfast area's layout was also quite peculiar, with stations scattered rather randomly. Salads and fruits, for example, were tucked away in a tiny corner of the main dining hall, leading everyone who discovered them to exclaim, 'Oh, there's more food here!'

My first stay was absolutely amazing. The room was brand new, the service was excellent, and it's very close to Thaiwoo Town, with a daily shuttle bus and free transfers to the high-speed rail station. It's only a 5-minute drive away, so transportation is very convenient. We share a children's playground with the InterContinental Hotel, which has lots of activities for kids. There are also many rides behind the hotel, which was fantastic. Each room also comes with a complimentary travel photo shoot, including a set of clothes and five free retouched photos. It was a great experience, and the hotel interior looks great in photos.

First of all giving 5 stars is not wanting to be disturbed by posting comments. Overall rating I give 3 and a half stars, that is: okay, but only okay. It can be the advantages barely worthy of the room price, but the disadvantages will make people feel all kinds of chicken here. Let's talk about the advantages, the service is very good, the front desk is very willing to remind the customer, encounter problems to seek solutions. Secondly, the ski-in is really a good experience. Now let’s start talking about the disadvantages: 1. The scene was not clearly marked, I didn’t see the parking lot entrance sign when I drove into the venue, and finally stopped at the double dragon on the slope. 2. The positioning is unclear, a bit like a business hotel, and a bit like a family parent-child hotel, but did not do well. 3. If you locate a business hotel, then there is no yukata provided, no mini bar, the laundry room can only be used next door Double Dragon. And I went to see the laundry room next to Shuanglong. The washer and dryer were all 20 years ago, and they actually provided washing powder. 4. If locating a parent-child hotel, then Noda has a kitchen, no dishes, no knives, forks, chopsticks, no electric refrigerator, only an induction cooker and a steamer. 5. The wifi router is still 10 years ago model tplink, only 2.4g network, and can not cover the whole house. 6. Finally, people lying at the head of the bed can not turn off the lights, which is also a very strange setting

The hotel's location is good, but traffic started building up as soon as we got close. The main issue was that the traffic lights didn't have separate lanes for going straight and turning, which led to cars jostling for space and causing significant congestion. Once in the town, we couldn't find the underground parking, and the security guard at the entrance was completely unhelpful, giving us incorrect directions. The room had a dark color scheme and was very comfortable, and the front desk service was good. There was a loud speaker in the plaza in front of the building repeatedly playing the same song from morning till night, which was quite disruptive. The breakfast selection was very limited and just average. However, the complimentary hot spring access or movie tickets were a great bonus. Overall, a positive experience!