Beijing! Come to Changping Marriott Hotel to soak in hot springs

Beijing's winter is dry and cold, and hot springs can help relieve the pain. We drove from the city center to the hotel in about an hour and a half. The hot spring experience was very good, with 10 open-air hot springs with different themes and 8 semi-private courtyard hot springs. Not many people went there before New Year's Day, and it was very relaxing and comfortable. The hotel has 3 indoor and outdoor paddling pools, suitable for children to swim and release their energy. Both adults and children can have fun. Hotel guests can enter and exit the hot spring area twice a day, which is comfortable and convenient. We also experienced an hour of hot ginger essential oil massage, which was very good and a little expensive. I personally like to lie down in the steam room after taking a hot spring bath, and then go back to the room to take a nap, and relax my whole body and mind. The rooms here are open and spacious, the bathtub is designed by the window with pleasant scenery, and the Chinese design is simple and atmospheric. The only problem is that the sound insulation is not very good. We can clearly hear the crying of a child from a nearby family. The buffet breakfast is rich, and I will have a bowl of wontons every morning. There is a children's playground in the hotel, and we prefer to play in the snow outdoors. We have lunch and dinner at the nearby Wanda Plaza, where you can go shopping, eat, and play in the children's playground. It is very convenient. Occasionally, I will try cocktails in the lobby bar at night. The service is good, and the cocktails are beautiful and delicious.