Deal price: 1-night hot-spring & play package — ¥549 (≈$76, was ¥999, about 45% off) · Valid Nov 6, 2026 – Mar 30, 2027 · No weekend surcharge · Refundable if unreserved

Beijing Badaling Hilton Doubletree sits in the centre of Yanqing — Beijing’s “summer capital” — about 20 km from the Badaling Great Wall and close to Longqing Gorge and Wild Duck Lake Wetland Park. It’s a 2021 hotel with 276 rooms; the premium rooms run about 40 m² with a 1.8 m king bed or two 1.35 m twins. This Double-11 deal packs a lot into one night: breakfast for 2 adults + 1 child (under 1.2 m), hot-spring tickets for 2 adults + 1 child (under 1.3 m) at the Shiyuan Yueqin Hot Spring — a roughly 10,000 m² spring centre with 30+ pools — plus kids’ park tickets, a traditional-craft session and 2 adult tickets to Wild Duck Lake Wetland Park. The hotel itself adds a kids’ club, a heated indoor pool and a gym, and a welcome cookie on arrival.

The hot spring and the kids’ park are nearby attractions, not inside the hotel — the spring is at the Beijing Expo Park site and the play park is the iQIYI Qibabu park, so plan a short trip out for both. The Wild Duck Lake tickets are collected from the hotel concierge on check-in day. If you’d rather eat than soak, the second package swaps the spring and play park for a Yanqing-style family dinner (hot-pot included).

Packages

Hot-spring & play package, 1 night (breakfast 2 adults + 1 child; hot-spring + kids’ park tickets 2 adults + 1 child; craft session for 1; Wild Duck Lake tickets ×2) — ¥549 (≈$76, was ¥999)
Guichuan food & leisure trip, 1 night (breakfast 2 adults + 1 child; Yanqing-style family dinner for 2 adults + 1 child; Wild Duck Lake tickets ×2) — ¥549 (≈$76, was ¥999)
Guichuan 2-night package (daily breakfast 2 adults + 1 child; hot-spring + kids’ park tickets; Qingshan Garden family ticket; Wild Duck Lake tickets ×2) — ¥969 (≈$135, was ¥1,999)

Good to know

Book by 23:00 the day before use; unreserved vouchers refund anytime and auto-refund after expiry
No surcharge on weekends; New Year (Dec 31–Jan 1) and Feb 6–10 carry a ¥200/room/night surcharge
Check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00
Address: 69 Dongwai Street, Yanqing District, Beijing — about 10 minutes’ drive to Yanqing Station, roughly 100 minutes to Beijing Capital Airport

What guests say

4 merchant reviews for this hotel on the booking platform. One guest who stayed in August 2026 called it better than expected, praising the smiling service from front desk to housekeeping, genuinely blackout curtains, a master light switch that kills every light (including the button backlights), and soundproofing so good that corridor noise and neighbouring rooms were inaudible — plus 41 slow EV chargers in the underground car park and a complimentary upgrade to an executive room with a bathtub the kids loved. The same review notes the pillows are very soft, the car-park entrance is narrow, and the charging bays are often taken by non-EVs in the evening.

“We came with parents and kids — the sights and the kids’ park were arranged for everyone, great value and much less hassle than planning it ourselves.” — August 2026