Flights To Beijing Guide

The main entry point to this intriguing city is Beijing Capital International Airport, one of the biggest and busiest airports in the world. With its cutting-edge amenities and services, it guarantees a warm welcome for visitors starting their Beijing journey. 

When you reach the Beijing Airport, book Woking Travel to  transfer  you safely from the airport to your destination.  With our seamless transfer service, we prioritise your security and convenience!

Here comes the tedious as well as the fun part of the journey. Worry not, Woking Travel has a range of options for you to choose from. You are free to choose the hotels of your own taste. Not only, this Woking Travel has designed exclusive holiday packages for you as well to provide you with the best experience of your lives! 

Explore these ten top hotels in Beijing to discover a place that feels as comfortable as your home:

1. NUO Hotel Beijing : The NUO Hotel Beijing, which is close to Beijing’s Art District 798, has 439 roomy rooms and suites, an Executive Club Lounge, and five restaurants and bars with dishes masterfully made by international chefs. 
   
   
2. JEN Beijing by Shangri-La: JEN Beijing by Shangri-La is situated in the Central Business District of Beijing. It is a component of the fully integrated China World Complex in the bustling Guomao neighbourhood, which also has restaurants, shops, and offices.
   
   
3. The Peninsula Beijing: Beijing’s Peninsula Beijing is a five-star upscale establishment. When The Palace Hotel initially opened its doors in 1989, it became China’s first luxury hotel. It is renowned for its tasteful blending of contemporary luxury with traditional Chinese architecture.
   
   
4. Waldorf Astoria Beijing: The five-star Waldorf Astoria Beijing is a luxurious boutique hotel and spa with Ming-inspired courtyard and Hutong villas near Wangfujing Street’s retail district. It is a symbol of sophistication, offering impeccable service and amenities.
   
   
5. Novotel Beijing Peace: Situated in the very centre of Beijing, only a short 6-minute walk from Wangfujing Street, is the 4-star Novotel Beijing Peace hotel.  It is well situated, with cosy, contemporary accommodations.
   
   
6. Park Plaza Beijing Wangfujing: Park Plaza Beijing Wangfujing is well situated in the heart of the city and offers chic event spaces, on-site restaurants, and complimentary Wi-Fi in all of its hotel rooms and suites. a dependable option with good service and a handy location.
   
   
7. Happy Dragon Hostel: Beijing’s Happy Dragon Hostel is five minutes’ walk from Dongsi Metro Station. There are a few private rooms in this modest hostel, so if you want a good room and attentive service, this is the place to go. 
   
   
8. Beijing Drum Tower Youth Hostel: The finest place to see historic Beijing and get a taste of the local way of life is the Beijing Drum Tower Youth Hostel. provides affordable access to authentic Beijing, complete with classic buildings and a warm environment.
   
   
9. Grand Millennium Beijing: This upscale hotel in the Chinese World Trade Center is located in the commercial zone, next to the World Financial Centre. It is 8 kilometres from Tiananmen Square and 10 minutes by foot from the Jintaixizhao metro station.
   
   
10. Shangri-La Beijing: The beautiful west side of Beijing is where Shangri-La Beijing is situated. A number of Beijing’s most magnificent historical landmarks, including the Great Wall, Summer Palace, Fragrance Mountain, and many more, are accessible from the hotel.

Beijing, a major worldwide city, provides a variety of lodging choices and modes of transportation to make your visit and getting around the city as easy and pleasant as possible.

• Subway: Beijing’s vast subway system provides the quickest and most effective means of transportation around the city.
• Taxis: Easily accessible, providing a direct route to designated locations.
• Buses: An extensive system that covers the whole city; great for tourists on a tight budget.
• Bicycle Sharing: Cycling is a well-liked and environmentally responsible method to get about Beijing, and there are designated lanes for it.

1. The Great Wall of China: China’s Great Wall is a well-known representation of the country’s tenacity and might.
   
   
2. Forbidden City: The world’s greatest historic palace, Forbidden City displays the splendour of imperial rule.
   
   
3.  Temple of Heaven: A magnificent example of spiritual symbolism and Ming Dynasty architecture.
   
   
4. Summer Palace: A magnificent collection of gardens and palaces ideal for exploring at your own pace.
   
   
5. Tiananmen Square: One of the biggest public squares in the world with a rich historical background is Tiananmen Square.
   
   
6. Hutong Tours: Take a Hutong Tour to explore Beijing’s historic courtyards and lanes.
   
   
7.  798 Art District: The 798 Art District is a centre for modern and contemporary culture.
   
   
8. National Museum of China: Discover the history of China from antiquity to the present day at the National Museum of China.
   
   
9. Beijing Zoo and Aquarium: Home to a diverse range of aquatic species as well as the renowned Giant Pandas.
   
   
10. Wangfujing Street: Wangfujing Street is a busy shopping area featuring high-end retailers and traditional delicacies.

1. Cafe Cha – Shangri-La Beijing :  This Shangri-La Hotel restaurant’s lavish buffet offers a rotating international menu that includes pastas, pizzas, Thai laksas, Tandoori specialties, and a sushi and sashimi station.
    
2. The Georg: The Georg, a living venue that blends art, design, and cuisine, is the newest and trendiest upmarket modern European restaurant built by Danish design company Georg Jensen. It is tucked away in one of Beijing’s hutongs.
   
   
3. Cui Hua Lou: A restaurant with one Michelin star for 2021 is Cui Hua Lou. Locals love this eatery over others. It is well-known for its full range of Shandong cuisine, which includes cooked, stewed, and fried foods.
   
   
4. Shanghai Cuisine: Shanghai Cuisine has been awarded two Michelin stars for 2021. A little retro charm is provided by the ancient phonograph in the corner, and the right table distance gives the diner a cosy, non-obtrusive sense of proximity.
   
   
5. Haidilao: It’s obvious that Haidilao offers the greatest and safest hotpot in the area. It’s a massive business with many locations, superb food, the nation’s most well-known hotpot sauce, and good service.
   
   
6. Bai Jia Da Yuan: During the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912), Bai Jia Da Yuan was a garden restaurant that mostly served imperial and Bai ethnic cuisine.
   
   
7. Hua Jia Yi Yuan: There are three branches of Hua Jia Yi Yuan, each with a distinct focus. Guijie (Ghost Street) Restaurant is a straightforward, unpretentious eatery. 
   
   
8. King’s Joy Beijing: Unquestionably one of the greatest vegetarian restaurants in the area is King’s Joy Beijing, which was also granted the distinction of 2021 Three Michelin Stars Restaurant.
   
   
9. Gong De Lin: Established several decades ago in Hangzhou, the Gong De Lin Vegetarian Restaurant is rooted in the Buddhist vegetarian tradition.
   
   
10. Quanjude: Quanjude is the most famous Beijing duck restaurant worldwide, with locations all over the world. The skill of roasting duck and choosing the proper sides and accompaniments, which dates back more than a century, is refined to the point of perfection.

1. Walk the Great Wall: Experience the grandeur of China’s ancient defences.
   
   
2. Explore the Forbidden City: Delve into the lives of emperors and their courts.
   
   
3. Contemplate in the Temple of Heaven: Admire the architectural brilliance and spiritual ambiance.
   
   
4. Relax in the Summer Palace: Wander through exquisite gardens and palaces.
   
   
5. Reflect at Tiananmen Square: Understand the square’s pivotal role in Chinese history.
   
   
6. Discover the charm of Hutongs: Ride a rickshaw through Beijing’s old lanes.
   
   
7. Visit the 798 Art District: Immerse in contemporary Chinese art.
   
   
8. Learn at the National Museum of China: Trace the timeline of Chinese civilization.
   
   
9. Meet Giant Pandas at Beijing Zoo: Encounter China’s beloved pandas.
   
   
10. Shop and snack at Wangfujing Street: Enjoy the vibrant retail and culinary scene.

Beijing experiences distinct weather in diverse seasons. 

• Winters (December to February) are cold and dry, with temperatures often below freezing. 
• Summers (June to August) are hot and humid, with temperatures around 30°C (86°F). 
• Spring and autumn are the most pleasant times to visit.

• GMT to CST: Beijing operates on China Standard Time (CST), which is GMT+8.
• BST to CST: During BST, the difference minimizes to GMT+7.

Currency:

• The official currency is the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY). ATMs can be conveniently accesses and cash and cards, both, are accepted as valid modes of payment. While cards are becoming increasingly common, it is still advisable to carry some local currency with you at all times in cases of emergencies or for small purchases and tipping.
  
  

Language:

• While Mandarin Chinese is the official language, English is commonly used in the tourism and hospitality industry.

Local Customs:

In Beijing, it’s customary to greet others with a nod or slight bow, and it’s important to show respect by addressing people with their titles. Offering and receiving items with both hands is also a sign of politeness.

Laws:

For a safe and enjoyable trip, stay informed about local laws and customs:

• UK Travel Advice – China
• China Travel Advice- Tourists

Beijing, a city where ancient history and modern development coexist beautifully, offers an unparalleled travel experience. With Woking Travel, embark on a journey to explore the rich culture, fascinating history, and vibrant life of China’s capital.

Book your flight to Beijing with Woking Travel today and get ready to uncover the endless wonders of this majestic city.