Hotels in Dongcheng District, Beijing

An absolutely top-notch hotel! The rooms are clean, bright, and highly intelligent, featuring a washlet toilet 🚽, which is a big plus, and excellent wet/dry separation. The shower stall is separate, and the bedding is spotless. The service is first-rate, warm, and genuine. There's a huge courtyard and a terrace. The location is super convenient for transportation, and there are plenty of snack shops and restaurants nearby, perfect for both business and leisure.

Apart from the renovation which we were told beforehand, the room we had was dark (probably because it was a windowless room), humid, aircon wasn’t strong but they provided a fan. Could smell urine even with the toilet seat covered, toilet door was closed, to a point that i was awaken by the foul smell. Had to spray perfume to have it barely covered. Ventilation was super bad. Cons aside, service was good, fridge in room had free drinks. Would recommend to book a window room if you had to even though friend that stayed in the window room said it was bad too. There’s a mall few minutes walk away which was a plus. Good view on the reception floor too.

The service, cleanliness, and location are all perfect for travelers. What truly impressed me was their integrity in returning lost items, which really warmed this 'traveler away from home.' As a guest, all I can say is that I will definitely be staying here again! Thank you all very much! I wish the hotel great success and fully booked rooms every day.

The hotel is a bit old, but it's still very clean. It's a bit far from the subway, but very close to Sanlitun and Workers' Stadium. I stayed here for the convenience of getting to the Airport Express. As an international chain hotel, there are a lot of foreigners. The front desk service was very friendly, and the breakfast had the widest variety I've seen in a Beijing four-star hotel, though they didn't have *jianbing guozi*. The beef noodle soup only had two small slices of beef, which was even stingier than street vendors.

For my trip to Beijing, I specifically chose Beiping Courtyard and stayed in a tatami room. The overall experience exceeded my expectations and was incredibly heartwarming. The courtyard is tucked away in a hutong, offering a quiet escape from the bustling city, exuding the charm of old Beijing. I was lucky to visit in May when the roses were in bloom, which really enhanced the atmosphere. The room was clean and cozy, and the tatami provided a relaxing and comfortable stay. The facilities were complete, and the attention to detail was impressive. The staff were all very friendly and easygoing, providing thoughtful yet unobtrusive service, making me feel as comfortable as if I were staying at a friend's house. The food at the hotel was authentic and delicious, made with quality ingredients. The overall slow pace was very therapeutic, and I had a wonderfully comfortable stay. I'll definitely come back next time I'm in Beijing!

I stayed at a Siheyuan (courtyard house) near Qianmen with my child and father, and it truly felt like quintessential Beijing! First off, the location is incredibly convenient. It's nestled in a hutong on Qianmen East Street, offering a quiet escape amidst the bustling city. A short walk around the corner takes you to Qianmen Pedestrian Street, and Dashilar is easily reachable on foot. Taking a taxi to Tiananmen or the Forbidden City costs just the minimum fare, which is a huge relief when traveling with elderly parents and children – no hassle at all. Secondly, the courtyard itself is absolutely charming. Stepping through the gate, you're greeted by a classic Old Beijing Siheyuan, with its grey bricks, dark tiles, and covered walkways, all centered around a large tree. In the morning, with the sun streaming into the courtyard, enjoying a bowl of congee feels incredibly leisurely. The room, though not large, is exquisitely designed, with comfortable bedding and a bathroom featuring a separate shower and toilet, complete with a smart toilet. Thirdly, the service was wonderfully attentive. The young lady at the front desk, seeing we had elderly parents and a child, proactively helped us with our luggage. Breakfast was abundant, and they even gave us a small gift when we checked out – excellent! Overall, if you want to experience an Old Beijing Siheyuan without compromising on comfort, this place is truly ideal. It's especially perfect for families traveling with parents and children, offering both charm and convenience.

This is a great hotel! I came to Beijing to meet my favorite blogger, and I spent a long time looking for accommodation online. I initially wanted to book something near Zhushikou, but the hotels there seemed a bit old. So, I decided to choose this one in Guijie instead. This hotel is newer and has a better environment, especially the very clean bathroom. The location is super convenient; you can get to most attractions and places by just changing lines once or twice. There are also plenty of food options nearby. My four-day stay in Beijing was very smooth because of this hotel, and I basically explored everything around the Yonghe Temple area. On my last night, they even sent up some fruit. I'd definitely book here again next time!

This stay was a perfect experience. The location is superb, close to the subway, shopping district, and scenic spots, making commuting quick and easy. The lobby is elegant and has a great atmosphere; the rooms are well-lit and ventilated, meticulously cleaned with no dust in the corners, the mattresses are just the right firmness, and the soundproofing is good, making it very quiet at night. The toiletries are of good quality, and disposable toiletries are readily available. The bathroom has a well-designed wet and dry separation. The housekeeping staff are readily available, and the front desk staff patiently answered questions about sightseeing routes, providing attentive and meticulous service. The breakfast has a wide variety of options and a home-style flavor. Overall, both the facilities and services are excellent, making it a top choice for business trips and leisure travel.

First off, the staff were really welcoming and helpful. The room itself was pretty quiet, which was nice. It had a fridge and a washing machine, but oddly, nowhere to hang clothes. It's not far from the metro station, about a 7-8 minute walk. The bathroom cabinet was a bit worn, though. There were no proper toothbrush cups, just disposable ones, and the towels were also disposable.

The hotel staff were incredibly warm and attentive. We stayed in a superior twin room, which was a good size, clean, and tidy. The location is fantastic for sightseeing: it's about a 15-20 minute walk to the Palace Museum, roughly 30 minutes to Tiananmen Square, and about 15 minutes to Wangfujing Commercial Street. Qianmen is also around 30-40 minutes away on foot. The nearest subway station is very close, just a 10-minute walk, making travel super convenient. Getting to the Badaling Great Wall (cable car entrance) takes about 1.5 to 2 hours by bus and subway, and the Summer Palace and Old Summer Palace are a little over an hour away by subway. The hotel breakfast offered a great variety, and I even took some photos! They really go the extra mile for guests; I needed to print something urgently, and they helped me out immediately. Plus, every day when I washed my undergarments, they thoughtfully provided a large floor-standing drying rack, which was a nice touch. All in all, this family trip was a wonderful experience!