Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing
A large indoor pool and a tranquil Chinese spa
About this hotel
The Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing offers a serene escape with its impressive indoor pool, perfect for a refreshing swim at any time of day. Mornings can start with a quiet dip, followed by a session at the Chinese spa for ultimate relaxation. The hotel's landscaped gardens provide a peaceful setting for a stroll, while the various dining options cater to all tastes. Evenings can be spent enjoying a meal at one of the restaurants or unwinding with a drink at the bar. The club lounge offers an exclusive space for guests seeking an elevated experience.
- Large indoor pool
- Chinese spa
- Landscaped gardens
- Kid-friendly property
Our take
This hotel is ideal for travelers prioritizing a substantial indoor pool and comprehensive wellness facilities, including a spa and fitness center. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly atmosphere, while business travelers benefit from the dedicated amenities. Those looking for a vibrant, bustling city-center experience right outside the door might find the tranquil setting a bit removed, but it's perfect for a relaxing retreat after exploring Beijing.
- ✓Take advantage of the indoor pool for a swim, especially during cooler months or after a day of sightseeing.
- ✓Explore the Chinese spa for a truly relaxing experience, it's a great way to unwind.
- ✓Consider the club lounge for added perks and a more exclusive atmosphere during your stay.
Why we love it
- The large, inviting indoor pool
- Tranquil Chinese spa for relaxation
- Beautifully landscaped gardens
- Kid-friendly amenities and atmosphere
Why guests love itThe landscaped gardens around the pool area are the reason this stands out from other Beijing five-stars we have tried, swimming laps here feels closer to a resort than a business hotel despite being firmly in the city. We booked a session at the Chinese spa on our last afternoon and left wishing we had scheduled it earlier in the trip. Rooms and suites lean traditional rather than minimalist, which felt right for a first visit to Beijing.