Beijing Serviced Apartments for Long Stays
8 with Full Kitchens, Laundry & Genuinely Good Monthly Rates

If you're settling into Beijing for a while and want a brand you can trust in the most central spot — Ascott Raffles City is the serviced apartment with the highest score in this guide, 9.4/10 from over a thousand reviews. Units run from studios to two-bedrooms, all generously sized with a full kitchen and an in-room washer. It sits right by Dongzhimen, which connects directly to the Airport Express, so you can roll your bags from the plane to your door, and the CBD and Sanlitun are an easy walk. There's an indoor pool, gym and a lounge for longer-stay residents. People who've lived here describe 5-star hotel service with the space of an apartment. What to know: it's the upper-end option in the district, so nightly rates run higher than its neighbours here — if you're staying a while, ask the property directly for a monthly rate.

For anyone working in the business district who wants to walk to the office — Fraser Suites CBD is about the best-located serviced apartment in Guomao for office workers. It has 357 units from studios to two-bedrooms, built specifically for long stays, with full kitchens, in-room washers, fast internet and a 24-hour reception and concierge. Two Metro stations are nearby, and you can walk to the CCTV tower and China World mall. Long-stay residents talk about it feeling "like home, far away from home," and a team that helps with the practicalities of daily life. What to know: the headline score differs from one OTA to another — check the current score and reviews again when you go to book.

Oakwood Residence Damei has something no other Beijing serviced apartment offers — a natural hot spring inside the building. It has 171 units from studios to three-bedrooms, set on floors 23–35 with city views through floor-to-ceiling windows, all with full kitchens, in-room washers, daily housekeeping, a pool, a gym and a children's playroom — ideal for a family relocating long-term. Another draw is being right next to Beijing Chaoyang high-speed railway station, which makes out-of-town trips easy. Residents praise the spacious, clean rooms and a friendly front-desk team. What to know: it's on the eastern side of Chaoyang rather than right in the central CBD, so if your work is in Guomao you'll take the Metro.

If you're staying for months and want to see the monthly price clearly before you commit — Somerset Grand Fortune Garden answers that most directly, because it publishes monthly rates: a 76 sqm one-bedroom from around ¥18,000/month, and a 225 sqm three-bedroom around ¥32,000/month. It's a high-rise of 221 apartments, from one-bedrooms to penthouses, each with a full kitchen and a separate living-dining area, plus an indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna and gym. It sits in the central CBD near the Friendship Store, international clinics and international schools. Residents praise how spacious the apartments are and a kitchen you can genuinely cook in. What to know: the building is on the older side and some reviews mention maintenance — ask to see a renovated unit at booking.

If your work or meetings are in the China World towers or around Guomao — China World Apartments puts everything within reach without ever stepping outside. These are apartments inside the China World Trade Center complex, which has the luxury mall, offices and Guomao Metro station all under one roof. The 1–3 bedroom units have kitchens and washers, suiting business travellers who want maximum convenience and hotel-grade service. The 9.4/10 score is high even if the review base is still small. Guests praise being able to walk between the mall, offices and Metro under cover. What to know: it's an all-business district, so the feel is corporate rather than a quiet residential neighbourhood, and the review base is smaller than the bigger brands.

If you're moving the whole family and want genuinely large units in the business district — Lanson Place Central Park focuses on big 2-to-4 bedroom residences and penthouses, which are hard to find in Beijing serviced apartments. It sits next to Central Park in the CBD, with green park views, full kitchens in every unit, and a homely, well-furnished feel, plus a heated indoor pool and gym. Past guests describe it as "more like a home apartment than a hotel," with a friendly, attentive team. What to know: its online review base is thin because it leans toward long-stay/monthly residents rather than nightly tourists, so it's harder to compare guest feedback than the bigger brands — ask for detailed photos and lease terms before you commit.

Working on the west side of the city, in tech or near the universities? — Somerset Zhongguancun is one of Haidian's top serviced apartments. It's in the heart of Zhongguancun, China's Silicon Valley, near tech firms, offices, malls and the Tsinghua/Peking/Renmin universities, within walking distance of two Metro stations (Haidian Huangzhuang on Lines 4/10 and Suzhoujie on Line 10). Studios to two-bedrooms come with kitchens (fridge and stovetop), washers, and there's an indoor pool and a 24-hour gym. Residents say the team is helpful and the location is ideal for tech workers. What to know: it's over in Haidian, a fair way from the CBD and old city, so frequent trips into Guomao mean a long Metro ride.

If you want a kitchen and a washer on the lightest budget — Citadines Ritan is the best-value serviced apartment in this guide, from around ¥470/night. It's a Citadines property (part of the Ascott group) that opened in 2019, so the rooms are fairly new — 307 units across 10 types, with studios that have a kitchen, a fridge, and an in-room washer-dryer. It's in the Ritan area just north of the CBD, near Ritan Park and the embassy quarter, so it's leafier than the middle of Guomao. Guests praise the wide breakfast spread and the quiet location. What to know: some reviews mention soundproofing and service that still has room to improve, which is why the 8.7 sits below the top of this list — but if a kitchen on a budget is the goal, this is a solid place to start.