Beijing
Imperial sights, hutongs and two major airports.
Hotels in Beijing →Browse destination guides across mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao, then use our travel-planning pages to sort out entry rules, payments, trains, airports and hotel locations before you book.
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Imperial sights, hutongs and two major airports.
Hotels in Beijing →Skyline, shopping, business travel and rail connections.
Hotels in Shanghai →Ancient city walls and Terracotta Army.
Hotels in Xi'an →Food, pandas and a gateway to western Sichuan.
Hotels in Chengdu →West Lake and Yangtze Delta rail trips.
Hotels in Hangzhou →Beach resorts and tropical Hainan.
Hotels in Sanya →MTR-connected neighborhoods and harbor city travel.
Hotels in Hong Kong →Macao integrated casino resorts.
Hotels in Cotai Strip →China is a rewarding destination, but practical details such as payment apps, rail tickets, entry rules and station locations can make a big difference.
Visa-free programs and transit rules have expanded, but eligibility depends on passport, route and purpose of travel.
China visa & entry guide →Learn how international visitors can use mobile payments, bank cards and cash, and why a backup payment method is smart.
China payment guide →Foreign travelers can buy real-name tickets using valid passports through the official 12306 English service after identity verification.
China train guide →Hong Kong has its own currency, immigration system and highly useful MTR/Octopus transport setup.
Hong Kong travel guide →Compare Cotai's giant integrated resorts with heritage-focused stays on the Macau Peninsula, plus shuttle and age-entry basics.
Macao casino hotel guide →Station choice, metro access, breakfast, deposits and cancellation terms can matter more than a small difference in nightly rate.
China cheap hotel tips →Travel rules can change. Verify entry requirements for your passport, keep your hotel and transport names in both English and Chinese where possible, and avoid locking every night into a nonrefundable rate until your route is settled.