Beijing Huaqing Hot Springs Hotel is situated at Lishuiqiao in Chaoyang District, Beijing, 7 kilometers north of the Asian Games Village. It neighbors the 2008 Beijing Olympic venues, the Beijing Asian Games Village commercial district, and Tiantongyuan, Beijing’s largest residential community. It is a hot spring resort designed in the style of a traditional Chinese garden, themed around “Zen charm”: natural, comfortable, elegant, and tranquil. The resort combines traditional Chinese landscape gardening techniques with Japanese styles, emphasizing a refined and serene ambiance. It features 12 indoor and outdoor hot spring pools of various styles, 9 quiet and upscale VIP hot spring rooms, and a 30-square-meter thermal pit, with its open-air hot springs being particularly distinctive. It is a key demonstration project for the comprehensive utilization of geothermal energy in Beijing and the city’s first large-scale garden-style open-air hot spring. The hotel enjoys a prime location, with the city rail station just a stone’s throw away, offering convenient transportation. It has over a hundred standard rooms, deluxe standard rooms, and suites, as well as a business center, fully equipped conference rooms, restaurants with diverse styles, a KTV, an indoor swimming pool, bowling, billiards, squash, archery, a chess and card room, various massage rooms, a gym, sauna, beauty salon, and hairdressing services. Especially notable is the open-air hot spring, where mineral-rich waters in pools of various styles surround the central area, accommodating up to 500 people for recreation, fitness, wellness, and therapy. Beijing Huaqing Hot Springs Hotel integrates accommodation, fitness, medical care, dining, and entertainment, creating a new leisurely, comfortable, safe, and healthy destination for travel and vacation.
The water is drawn from more than 2,000 meters deep underground, with temperatures reaching up to 71°C. Pool temperatures range from 39°C to 43°C, and a daily drain-and-refill system ensures the richness of trace elements in the water. The outdoor hot springs include a central pool, 18 differently styled pools, a 10°C ice water room for sobering up, and a geothermal belt that enhances the body’s immunity. According to authoritative testing, the water contains over 20 types of trace elements and minerals beneficial to human health, and it has been designated as fluorine and metasilicic acid type hot spring water.
Location of Beijing Huaqing Hot Springs: No. 2A, Lishuiqiao, Chaoyang District, Beijing
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Opening hours: January 1–January 30, 10:00–21:00; February 7–December 31, 10:00–21:00; Spring Festival & New Year’s Eve, 10:00–18:00
Ticket price: Starting from 39 RMB
Phone inquiry: 16696067010
Preferential policy explanation:
1. The above information is for reference only; the actual details are subject to the official disclosure on the day of your visit.
2. Children under 1.2 m (not including) are free of charge; those between 1.2 m (not including) and 1.4 m (not including) can purchase discounted tickets on-site; those over 1.4 m are charged the adult rate.
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