Hotels in China

From the ancient Great Wall in the north to the modern skyline of Guangzhou (formerly Canton) in the South, China is both an ancient civilization with a scientific and artistic history often ahead of the west, and a rising economic presence in the future. China hotels are as spread out and varied as the country’s 1,321,851,888 people, and a hotel in China can provide experiences you’ll never forget. But how to choose the right hotel in such a massive, vibrant country? Our Eurobookings website can help you find the right hotel for you, as close as you want to be to whatever China landmarks you want to see, like the famous terracotta warriors of Xi'an. We provide you with hotel photos and videos, complete lists of hotel amenities and interactive area maps that show you exactly where each hotel is located, so you can make your China reservations in complete confidence. Eurobookings even allows you to list hotels in the order of their popularity or in the order of their star ratings.

Hotels in China’s present capital city, Beijing can have you well within striking distance of the vast courtyards of the Forbidden City, which is the best place to be impressed by the grandeur of the Ming and Qing dynasties, whose rulers called it home. The same hotel can also have you in the center of the newer Tiananmen Square, adjacent to the Forbidden City and the largest square in the world, built by Mao and surrounded by grand, Soviet style buildings and the mausoleum of Mao, where you can look on the body of the Great Helmsman himself. The belly of one of the stone dragons in the square still bears a bullet hole from the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. A hotel in Suzhou, China, the “Venice of the East,” gives you access to many picturesque canals, while a hotel in Kunming, China allows you to visit many smaller ethnic villages. A China hotel in Shanghai will have your neck hurting from looking up at all the gleaming, innovative new skyscrapers, while hotels in Hangzhou allow you to experience the center of one of the planet’s greatest silk industries.

The return of Hong Kong to China in 1997 has not changed this British-influenced island nation, and there are many modern hotels waiting for you there as well. A hotel on the island of Hainan can put you in the middle of a tropical paradise. And let’s not forget the Great Wall of China, which is one of the few manmade structures that can be seen from space and can be visited from any of Eurobookings’s hotels in Beijing.
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