Villas in Beijing, China

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The room was spotless and had a really cozy vibe. The hotel staff were incredibly warm and attentive, even helping us plan our itinerary since it was our first time visiting – that was a huge bonus. The hotel's location is super convenient, less than a hundred meters from the scenic area. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in town. Highly recommended!

The guesthouse boasts a fantastic overall layout, featuring a pond, a sandpit, and a charming tea pavilion. Inside, guests will find an automatic mahjong table and a private KTV room, ensuring plenty of entertainment without ever needing to leave. The entire place is exceptionally clean and feels high-quality. With 8 guest rooms, including standard rooms, double rooms, and suites, it's perfectly suited for company team-building events or family gatherings, comfortably accommodating up to 16 guests. The courtyard also offers BBQ facilities and cooking options; the host can even arrange self-service BBQ and a whole roasted lamb. Just 100 meters away, Yujia'ao restaurant provides excellent dining. I'd happily return given the chance, highly recommended!

I brought my parents to Simatai Great Wall and Gubei Water Town for the weekend and chose to stay at this hotel right at the entrance of the scenic area. Overall, I'm very satisfied. I pre-registered my car plate number, so we could drive directly to the parking lot downstairs. The apartment is just a short walk to both the shuttle pick-up point for the Great Wall and the entrance to the Water Town. The owner was incredibly responsive and thoughtful. He brought two large bottles of water for our two rooms and personally carried them up. In the evening, while my husband and I were out, my parents, who are in their 70s, mentioned that they couldn't adjust the heating and were a bit cold. The owner immediately went over and resolved the issue, showing great care for the elderly. The owner also has a breakfast partnership with a nearby restaurant, offering discounts if you order through them. We didn't have time to eat, but the owner proactively refunded us the money. All in all, we were very pleased.

Oh dear, I came with high expectations to experience your establishment's ”Japanese Garden,” and what an eye-opener it was! The ”utterly faithful” recreation is simply astonishing – the serene dry landscape and exquisite stone lanterns pictured in the photos were, in reality, just a few weathered, broken chairs standing forlornly, embodying a profound ”wabi-sabi” aesthetic! Ah, this minimalist beauty, I finally understand; it's simply that we common folk lack the refined taste to appreciate it. The bathroom experience was even more ”Zen-like”! The showerhead delivered water in a mere trickle, and the hot water was exceedingly tardy, requiring guests to wait patiently with a devout heart. Craving a truly refreshing shower? Don't rush; this is the owner's meticulously designed ”slow living” segment, allowing you to contemplate life amidst the sound of dripping water. As for bottled mineral water? Oh, for a ”high-end” establishment like yours, advocating for environmental protection, bringing your own reusable water bottle is clearly the correct approach! Mosquitoes? Those are merely proof of the garden's ecological friendliness, a complimentary ”natural spa” – why spoil the fun by mentioning them? The most ”splendid” part, however, was browsing the owner's replies! Wow! What a master of debate, churning out witty remarks one after another! Their attitude towards negative reviews was even tougher than our ”wabi-sabi” chairs! After reading the owner's eloquent responses, I instantly realized that low water pressure in the shower was no longer an issue, as the ”high-pressure” impact on one's psyche is far greater! This service attitude truly makes one feel ”at home” – specifically, making you eager to rush back home. The 300+ price tag was unremarkable, so I'll give it a 3-star rating, just to make a point.

Absolutely recommended, Great host, room is vey close to the Gubei water town, Its not inside the water town, 2 minutes walk to the entrance. so you have to pay for the entrance, and also have to buy the ticket to the great wall. But still cheaper to do that way and room is greatly worth the price that we paid. Love to stay there again. Tips : visit water town in the morning using the one day 1 time pass, go to the great wall before 2pm, come back to the water town 4:30pm, and roam around the town for couple of hours. Dont miss drone show, water fountain show, snd great performances by talented stunt crew. Be prepared to spend all day in great wall and Gubei town combined.

The room we stayed in was a large four-person room, with a duplex structure, a large bed and two tatami beds. There was a large bathtub between the upper and lower floors, which was very comfortable. The housekeeper said that the room was to the north and would be damp, so the floor heating was always on, the air conditioner was also turned on in advance, and an electric heater was also prepared. The overall experience of staying here was very good~

The house is very nice, with complete facilities. You can sing karaoke and play billiards on the first floor. There is a heated swimming pool. There are game consoles on the second floor. My father and I had a lot of fun. If the schedule was not so tight, the child would have wanted to stay here for another day. The boss is also very nice. Not only did he help me book tickets for the night tour of the Great Wall, he also sent back the walnuts that were left at the B&B. He was very patient throughout the whole process.

Here I am again, staying at this hotel. It's spotlessly clean, and the facilities are brand new. It's only about 200-300 meters from Gubei Water Town. My kids absolutely loved the family-themed room and started playing as soon as we arrived. A big thank you to our butler, Xiao Wang, for the thoughtful service and for arranging a room with a direct view of the Simatai Great Wall and the Water Town scenery from the window. It was a fantastic experience!

Gucheng Village is incredibly clean, and the rooms are even cleaner than a 4-star hotel. When traveling with children, I'm always very particular about cleanliness, and this place exceeded my expectations. The host family was very kind, and the aunt recommended the village's Golden Shield Restaurant, which was delicious! I'll definitely go back next time I have the chance. It's very close to the Longqing Gorge Scenic Area and less than 10 kilometers from the district center.

✨ [First glance into the room] The pool is very big, I feel the island of Bali 🙋 [For the landlord, I want to say] Super enthusiastic and responsive! 💡 [Small surprise for me by the homestay] There are also vegetables grown by my own, the housekeeper personally sent them, there are no mosquitoes in the house 📍 [For the convenience of the surroundings, I want to say] It takes more than 20 minutes to drive to the Daji of Yongning Ancient Town, and it takes half an hour to Longqing Gorge. It is also very convenient to buy some necessities of life.