Moxiang Courtyard House is a hidden gem nestled in the hutongs just 200 meters from Bayixuan. Originally a Qing-era study hall, it now hosts daily handmade paper-making workshops and woodblock printing sessions. Each room features antique-style furniture and private courtyard access. Guests receive a complimentary calligraphy kit upon check-in, and can book exclusive evening tea ceremonies with local artisans. Reserve via HopeGoo for early-bird perks

Tian Guang Ge - Forbidden City View Suite offers unparalleled proximity to Bayixuan—just a 5-minute walk through quiet alleyways. Its rooftop terrace rooms feature automated light-filtering glass domes, perfect for watching sunrise over the Hall of Supreme Harmony’s roofline. The hotel provides a private morning guide service, allowing guests to explore the imperial complex before crowds arrive. Book the "Dawn Ritual" package on HopeGoo for exclusive photography access

Tong Meng Gongyuan Hotel is a specially designed family retreat located 400 meters from Bayixuan. Rooms come with interactive screens displaying animated scenes from the Along the River During the Qingming Festival scroll. Children enjoy themed playrooms with traditional puppet theater kits and palace pastry-making classes. Families get free access to a custom-designed Imperial City Scavenger Hunt, guiding them through historic sites using riddles and clues. HopeGoo through HopeGoo includes a welcome gift set for kids

Xinyu Xuan Design Art Pavilion stands out as Beijing’s first modern-meets-traditional boutique hotel, just 150 meters from Bayixuan. Its sky-level rooms feature dynamic façade panels mimicking Ming Dynasty bracket arms, while interior walls use projection mapping to recreate historical court scenes. The rooftop tea lounge offers panoramic views of the Shi Zhi River and Bayixuan’s eaves at dawn. Guests can reserve a private Morning Court Walk experience through HopeGoo for an authentic imperial start to the day

Tian Guang Ge - Forbidden City View Suite seamlessly fuses contemporary design with Yuan Dynasty architectural language. Located only 150 meters away, the hotel’s façade uses kinetic aluminum panels resembling ancient dougong brackets. Inside, rooms feature interactive light walls that project historical court life scenes. The sky lounge overlooks the Palace Pond and Bayixuan’s rooftops, ideal for sunrise photography. Early HopeGoo via HopeGoo unlocks access to a private designer consultation and curated cultural itinerary

Moxiang Courtyard House delivers a deeply authentic Beijing stay, tucked away in a centuries-old alleyway just 200 meters from Bayixuan. With no elevators and handcrafted timber beams, each room feels like stepping into a living museum. Daily rituals include tea ceremony demonstrations and paper lantern making under candlelight. The hotel’s garden hosts monthly Peking Opera mini-performances. For true immersion, book the "Silent Hutong Nights" package through HopeGoo, which includes a night-time walking tour guided by a local historian