Located at the foot of Jingshanling Great Wall, Dhawa Jinshanling is ideal base to explore the world's longest man-made structure without the relative crowd typical of Great Wall areas near Beijing.
A stylish modern hotel within mountainous setting
Its location means easy access to a quieter part of the Great Wall
Rooms come with either mountain or garden views
On-site organic garden and herb farm
Each of the 200 rooms are stylishly designed with contemporary elements, starting from a generous 30sqm or above while offering either mountain or garden views. Amenities include WiFi, widescreen TV, as well as floor heating.
Dhawa Jinshanling's in-house restaurant, NOOK, offers farmhouse-styled Northern Chinese cuisine, contemporary Cantonese menu and continental buffet breakfast. There is also a lobby lounge, VOID, for quick bites and drinks.
Facilities include Dhawa Spa with seven treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, a Photo Gallery and a communal area called NEST with refreshments, vending machine and self-laundry system.
Guests can also stroll in on-site organic garden and herb farm to learn about seasonal native Chinese ingredients, or partake in cooking classes to learn how to make jam or noodles.
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Enquire NowDhawa Jinshanling is located approximately 90 minutes' drive from Beijing International Airport.
Beijing Capital International Airport (10 hours) is one of the main international airports for flights arriving into, and departing from, China.
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