The best hotels Northern China

The Crystal Palace Hotel has 350 rooms. It was built on the edge of a large lake next to the television tower of the city. Shopping mall, swimming pool, tennis court, gym and restaurant.

A little outdated hotel, but very well located in the centre of Tianjin. Free internet in the rooms.

The Yu Yang Hotel is an elegant 4-star hotel in Beijing's Chaoyang district. It offers an ideal location, just 7 km from the Forbidden City and 10 km from the Temple of Heaven. Rooms are elegantly furnished and equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges and tea and coffee-making facilities. Suites also include a living room with sofa. The hotel features a chic Chinese restaurant with a wine cellar overlooking the Liangma River, as well as a café with a fountain, a reception bar with a lounge area, an indoor pool, a spa, a conference area and a lively lounge. Massages are also available. Yu Yang Hotel offers room service, breakfast, free parking, disabled access and air conditioning.

The Grand View Hotel is a hotel located in the city of Tianjin.

The Schonbrunn Hotel is a 2-star hotel located in Beijing's shopping district. Inspired by the Baroque Schönbrunn Palace, it is 2 km from a metro station, 5 km from the famous Central Radio and Television Tower, and 8 km from the Summer Lake Palace. Rooms are warmly furnished and feature flat-screen TVs, Internet access and minibars. Superior rooms also include a sitting area, while suites feature a living room. The hotel offers a refined seafood restaurant, a friendly bar at reception and a café serving French, Italian and Southeast Asian dishes. It also features a gym, pool tables, 11 meeting rooms and a spa using natural hot spring water. The hotel is air-conditioned, child-friendly and pet-friendly.

A very nice hotel - owned by a Chinese hotel chain - just a few steps from Houhai and the many lakes in the city centre. The decoration is spartan but the rooms are spacious and clean. His membership in a powerful Chinese hotel chain guarantees quality in terms of staff training; unfortunately they are not at all Anglophones.