Are you tired of the same old hotel experiences? If so, please explore the charming rural hotels in Changping, which are with affordable prices, picturesque landscapes, delightful local cuisine, and a variety of unique activities.
Below, we've curated a selection of standout rural accommodations, complete with detailed guides to ensure a memorable stay. Don't forget to save this list.
Yuxinyuan
Yuxinyuan is a comprehensive destination blending sightseeing, tourism, fruit picking, dining, and orchard adoption. The orchard features apples, cherries, Jingbai pears, peaches, Majia dates, and grapes. Currently, it's the perfect season for Jingbai pear picking.
Cuisine: Signature creations and premium farm-style dishes.
Activities: Fruit picking within the orchard, nearby attractions including the Dingling Underground Palace, Changling Palace, Zhuijiuyu Natural Scenic Area, and the Ming Tombs Reservoir.
Address: Dingling, Ming Tombs, Changping, Beijing.
Public Transport: From Deshengmen Archery Tower, take Bus 345 to Changping East Gate, transfer to Bus 314 or 22, and alight at Dingling Underground Palace. Walk 500 meters east.
By Car: Drive along the JingzangExpwy for 250 meters, merge onto G110 auxiliary road, continue to Jingyin Lu (Rd), and then turn onto Changchi Lu (Rd). Drive 5.8 km, cross the Wukong Bridge, and merge onto Huanling Lu (Rd). Drive 240 meters further and cross Xianling Bridge for 190 meters to reach the destination.
Guide: A well-maintained environment with essential amenities like air conditioning and a TV. Though internet speeds may be slow, the orchard's current peak season and nearby attractions make it an ideal two-day, one-night getaway.
Beijing Peach Blossom Island Manor
Peach Blossom Island Manor is a four-star rural hotel combining accommodation, dining, entertainment, and leisure in a rustic mountain lodge style.
Cuisine: Predominantly Sichuan cuisine, with options including hotel restaurants, private dining rooms, Chinese restaurants, barbecue facilities, and open-air dining areas.
Activities: Outdoor swimming pool, KTV/dance hall, leisure club, billiards, table tennis, fishing, and more.
Address: Humen Village, Yanshou Town, Changping (intersection of Ansi Lu (Rd) and Yinshan Lu (Rd)).
Public Transport: Take Metro Line 5 to Tiantongyuanbei Station (the terminal station). Transfer to Bus 537 to Xingshou Station, then switch to Bus 31. Alternatively, from Deshengmen, take Bus 345 Express to Changping East Gate and transfer to Bus 31.
By Car: From the JingchengExpwy, merge onto Changjin Lu (Rd), then continue on Taoxi Lu (Rd) and Huaichang Lu (Rd). Turn right at Xingshou Bridge onto Ansi Lu (Rd) to reach the destination.
Tel: 010-89726876
Guide: Enjoy free Wi-Fi and parking. The swimming pool is clean and inviting—remember to bring your swimsuit. Weekday room discounts are available from Monday to Thursday. However, note that credit cards are not accepted within the resort.
Changjuyuan Resort
Located at the foot of the Juyongguan Great Wall, this resort comprises multimedia conference areas, dining zones, fishing areas, viewing spots, barbecue areas, and livestock zones. Guests will find peach, apricot, plum, and persimmon trees, as well as pheasants, peacocks, wild ducks, wild boars, and various other animals. With mountains, water, and serene surroundings, it's an ideal retreat for relaxation, vacation, and social gatherings.
Cuisine: A mix of Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese, Hunan, and ecological dishes, as well as wild delicacies and barbecue options.
Activities: Fruit picking, karaoke halls, fishing, badminton, leisure swings, and bonfire parties. Proximity to the Juyongguan Great Wall is a highlight.
Address: Jiuxianmiao Village, Juyongguan, Nankou Town, Changping, Beijing (near the Juyongguan Great Wall).
By Car: From Madian Bridge, follow the Jingzang Expwy to the Juyongguan exit. Turn left after exiting and drive 2 km to arrive.
Guide: The environment is truly exceptional—fresh and tranquil. Dining is reasonably priced with generous portions, and the bread soaked in fish soup is especially recommended.
Xueya Courtyard
A quintessential courtyard-style rural garden retreat, Xueya Courtyard specializes in hot springs, dining, and accommodation. It features a harmonious blend of restaurant spaces, guestrooms, and landscaped gardens. The rooms adopt a traditional courtyard layout, with open-air hot spring pools located within individual courtyards. Larger pools accommodate more than ten guests, while smaller ones are perfect for two-person soaks.
The garden boasts an expansive display of rare peonies, blooming lotus flowers in the waterways, and a wide variety of medicinal plants such as honeysuckle, forsythia, balloon flowers, magnolia, and daylilies. Guests can also admire exotic animals, including peacocks, wild geese, and sika deer, in close proximity.
Cuisine: Dishes prepared by skilled Sichuan and Shandong chefs, featuring signature eight-dish sets, barbecue specialties, and homestyle stir-fries.
Activities: Fishing, multi-functional halls, and soaking in hot springs while enjoying drinks and barbecues with friends—an idyllic experience.
Address: South of Xiangtun Village, Xingshou Town, Changping, Beijing.
Public Transport: Transfer from Metro Line 5 to Bus 537 at the terminus, then alight at Xiaocun Station in Changping.
By Car: From the North 2nd Ring or 3rd Ring Rd, take the BadalingExpwy northbound. Exit at Xiaotangshanbeiyuan on the North 6th Ring Rd, drive north approximately 2 km to Daliushu Roundabout, turn north at the second traffic light, proceed to the end of the road, turn left, and continue 500 meters.
Guide: This tranquil and affordable retreat is perfect for family and friends. Courtyard rooms with four suites are cost-effective, ideal for barbecuing in the yard with complimentary grills provided. For a premium experience, opt for the luxurious suites, though they come at a higher price.
Beijing Shuanglong Manor
As No.001 Four-Star Folk Hotel, Shuanglong Manor nestled between the Beijing Shuang Long Shan Park and the ZhuiJiuyu Scenic Area, this resort lies 7 kilometers northwest of the Ming Tombs Scenic Area. Its architecture is seamlessly integrated into the mountain landscape, exuding rustic charm and the essence of rural Beijing. Perfect for tourism, sightseeing, vacations, and fruit picking.
The valley boasts over 10,000 fruit trees, including kiwi, red cherries, white apricots, oxheart plums, persimmons, and apples. The slopes are covered with edible wild plants such as magnolia buds, daylilies, and bracken. In the highlands, guests can find medicinal herbs like astragalus, rehmannia, and coptis. Known as the "Little Longquan of Northern Beijing," the area is lush with forests, fragrant fruits, and vibrant wildflowers.
Cuisine: Country-style stir-fries and rural specialties.
Activities: Board games, basketball, beach volleyball, shallow and deep swimming pools, reservoir fishing, orchard picking, outdoor shooting, camping, team-building exercises, karaoke, and lively evening bonfires.
Address: 3 kilometers west of the Zhuijiuyu Scenic Area, Changling Town, Changping, Beijing.
Public Transport: Take Bus 925 from downtown Beijing or transfer from Bus 345/919 to Changping, then switch to Bus 55 for direct access.
By Car: From the Jingzang Expwy, take the Changchi Lu (Rd), drive 10.5 kilometers past Tailing Village, veer left onto Shili Lu (Rd) for 4.8 kilometers, turn left onto Shuanglongshan Lu (Rd), and continue for 2.8 kilometers to the destination.
Guide: Dining by the creek, surrounded by mountain views, elevates the culinary experience. Standout dishes include duck soup and Goubangzi roast chicken.
Shuixiepingxiang Manor
This leisure resort combines accommodation, dining, fruit picking, fishing, entertainment, and conferences. With picturesque scenery and fresh air, it was designated as a "Certified Tourist Orchard" by Beijing in 2006. Crops include strawberries, American cherries, white apricots, peaches, Fuji apples, and historically renowned Guoguang apples.
Cuisine: Highlights include freshly ground tofu pudding, Tibetan pork, fresh fish hot pot, 18-day marinated squab, and free-range chicken, duck, goose, and lamb.
Activities: Fruit picking, fishing, billiards, badminton, table tennis, board games, fencing, karaoke, and more. Nearby attractions include the Ming Tombs, Yinshan Pagoda Scenic Area, Jundushan Ski Resort, and the Beijing Aviation Museum.
Address: South of Xiaoxinfeng Village, Cuicun Town, Changping, Beijing.
By Car: Take the Badaling Expwy> North 6th Ring Rd > Exit at Baishan>Cuicun>Beilitang Lu (Rd), then follow the Baige Lu (Rd) signs towards Cuicun and turn north. Alternatively, take the Jingcheng Expwy> North 6th Ring Rd > Exit at Baishan>Cuicun>Beilitang Lu (Rd), and follow the Baige Lu (Rd) signs towards Cuicun, turning north.
By Public Transport: Arrive Badaling from Deshengmen, take Bus No. 670, disembark at Baishan Government, and proceed with pre-arranged pick-up services.
Tel: 010-61733822 / 13701057531
Guide: The smoked meat pancake and Tibetan pork are must-tries.The hospitable hostess enhances the experience. Note that weekends can be crowded, so reservations are recommended. Rooms equipped with automatic mahjong tables add an extra layer of fun.
