Shanli Lohas Village Tourism Hotel

The resort and its setting

Shanli Lohas Village Tourism Hotel is an independent lodging property in Ganyugou Estate, Miyun County, on the rural fringe of Beijing municipality. It operates as a timeshare and is affiliated with Interval International, meaning owners who hold a week here can use that affiliation to request an exchange into another Interval resort elsewhere, subject to Interval's own rules and fees. Being in Miyun rather than central Beijing, the resort has a quieter, village-style setting rather than a city-hotel one — worth noting clearly to anyone buying or renting a week, since it's a very different stay to a downtown Beijing hotel.

The area and things to do

Miyun County is best known for the Miyun Reservoir, one of Beijing's main water sources and a popular spot for walking, cycling and simply getting away from the city. The district also has sections of the Great Wall that are less crowded than those closer to central Beijing, plus hot spring facilities that are common in this part of the municipality. It's a good base for owners or renters who want a slower-paced break with some hiking or sightseeing, rather than a shopping-and-nightlife trip — central Beijing's major sights are a drive away, not a walk.

Selling or renting a week here

Because Shanli Lohas Village Tourism Hotel is an independent resort rather than part of a large branded chain, resales here are handled through the resort's own owners' association or on-site management, rather than through a branded resale desk. Our marketplace records don't include a published transfer fee or annual maintenance fee for this resort, so if you're selling, be ready to confirm both of these directly with the resort before you agree a price with a buyer — and if you're buying, ask for the same figures in writing before you commit. On BidMyTimeshare.com, the process itself is simple: you list your week as a private, owner-to-owner sale or rental, set your own asking price, and interested buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — sellers pay one small, one-time listing fee to get the week in front of buyers, and the rest of the negotiation is between the two of you.

When you list, be upfront about what a buyer will and won't receive: the week itself, whatever usage rights come with it, and (where applicable) the ability to use the Interval International affiliation to exchange, but not any benefits tied specifically to you as the current owner. If a transfer process or right of first refusal applies at this resort, the resort's association or management will be able to confirm the exact steps and typical timeframe — get that in writing and pass it on to your buyer so there are no surprises after the sale.

Practical notes

Anyone travelling to Ganyugou Estate should expect a rural, reservoir-adjacent setting rather than a city-centre one, with Beijing's main attractions reachable by road rather than on foot. If you're renting out your week, it's worth telling guests clearly that this is a countryside property in Miyun District, not a hotel in downtown Beijing — it avoids mismatched expectations and awkward messages later. Owners should also keep any resort correspondence about fees or transfer procedures, since that paperwork is exactly what a serious buyer will want to see.