Beijing Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Beijing, China

Overall an excellent experience. Most of the staff speaks some English, which is great since I speak no Chinese. The rooms are comfortable and quiet. The meals I had at the hotel were good and reasonably priced. When I was overcome by Beijing air pollution one day and had to stay in, the staff was nice to check on me and offer to get some medicine. Location was great for tour bus pick-up for some day trips I had planned. But the hotel is also close enough to other attractions that you could walk to many sites. The Forbidden City is less than 1km away. Markets are close enough to walk to, as well. It was Autumn Festival when I was there, and there was a lot of activity at near-by lakes.

The hotel staff was fantastic. Gave us a detailed map of the city, oriented us to the major tourist sites in Beijing, helped us with taxi rides, checked our departing flight for us and ordered food for us after hours. The hotel was actually a building for Qing Dynasty officials and retains the ambience of older Chinese architecture. That alone makes it worth the stay if you can tolerate being away from another anonymous corporate hotel.

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Very pleasant stay. Big room, good location. Would recommend others to stay here.

Excellent staff, nice clean room and the hotel restaurant serves very good western food.

It's a nice and small family-owned courtyard hotel north of Beijings citycentre within the hutong area and inner Metro-circle of line 2. It's a fifteen minutes walk away from station Andigmen or Guloudajie. Trolley 107 goes along Gulou Dongdajie which can also be reached within 15 minutes walk. Drum and Bell tower with the nighlife areas Qian Hai and Hou Hai are 20 minutes walk away. The owners, except One young woman, do not speak english, but with free wifi, just use google translator and communication will work. Just the light bulb in front of my room (west wing) bothered me at night as the light was shining through the bathroom window and its glassdoor into the room. Hung a textile over the door.

This is a traditional Beijing house. I like it very much and enjoy the time I have spent there.

This was the most beautiful hotel we have ever stayed at. If we ever travel to Beijing again we will be staying here. Hotel is located behind an Industrial Beauty Product mall which is a bit of an eye sore however once you are through the hotel gates it is as though the outside world doesn't exist