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Step into Liang Xiang Peking Opera Experience Hall where traditional art meets modern interactivity! Dress in elaborate costumes, try symbolic face-painting, or train your voice with masters. The immersive tech zone recreates iconic scenes like 'Farewell My Concubine' with dazzling projections—a must-visit for culture enthusiasts craving hands-on fun!
This designer hotel in Sanlitun, crafted by architect Kengo Kuma, dazzles with contemporary aesthetics blending Chinese traditions. Rooms feature expansive layouts (some over 70㎡) with wooden floors, while the duplex penthouse boasts a 240㎡ rooftop terrace. Indulge in Michelin-starred Peking duck at Jing Yaa Tang, Sichuan flavors at Superfly, or Italian wines at Frasca. The 1920s-style Union Bar offers Silk Road-inspired cocktails. With pet-friendly policies, indoor pool, and direct access to Taikoo Li's vibrant shops, it's perfect for romantic getaways, family trips, or business meetings—all wrapped in cutting-edge style.
Tucked away in a Hutong courtyard, this sanctuary blends oriental aesthetics with modern luxury. With only 42 courtyard-style rooms, it offers an intimate escape where every detail reflects Chinese hospitality. Steps from the Forbidden City, enjoy rejuvenating spa, serene tea rituals and pet-friendly services. Whether for Instagram-worthy moments or business events, it's a perfect fusion of cultural immersion and five-star indulgence.
Discover a hidden gem in Beijing's historic hutong! This chic boutique hotel blends Peking Opera aesthetics with Instagram-worthy designs across 40 uniquely styled rooms. The 3,000sqm courtyard with a century-old grapevine creates an urban oasis just minutes from Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City. Enjoy sunset cocktails at the rooftop garden bar, workout in the gym, or hop on the subway to Universal Studios with ease. Pet-friendly policies and 24/7 concierge service make it perfect for romantic getaways or family trips. Don't miss the chance to sleep in a cultural landmark where MeLanfang's mentor once lived!
Tucked away in Beijing's hutong, this artistic courtyard blends Yi ethnic culture with modern luxury. Eagle totem carvings and white marble courtyards tell vibrant stories through design. Rooms feature warm wood finishes, framing garden views from every angle. With kids' play areas, pet-friendly policies, plus BBQ pits and a home theater, it’s ideal for families. Ingredients airfreighted from Liangshan’s wild forests ensure fresh, authentic flavors daily. Just steps from the subway, it’s a serene base to explore the city—perfect for getaways or business trips!
Tucked away in Sanlitun's trendy district, this urban sanctuary blends minimalist black-and-white aesthetics with modern functionality. Choose from stylish studios to 63㎡ suites, all equipped with shared kitchens, laundry facilities, and even pet-friendly policies! Just 5 minutes' walk to subway lines 3/17, with Taikoo Li and embassy district at your doorstep. Unwind in the indoor-outdoor lounge or enjoy perks like stay-5-nights-get-1-free. Perfect for digital nomads – their co-working spaces and bike rentals make urban living effortless.
Nestled in the heart of Beijing's CBD, this stylish apartment-hotel offers unbeatable access to Subway Lines 6 & 10, with World Trade Tianjie and Ritan Park just steps away. The spacious rooms feature modern decor and full kitchen/laundry facilities – perfect for long stays. Pets are welcome too! Unwind with in-room影院 or hit the fitness center, all backed by their 4.8-star service. Ideal for both business and leisure, it’s a home away from home with metro convenience!
Everything you need to know about Debut. Peking Opera Theme Experience Hall
Stay at Wangfujing House of Mandarin Oriental, Beijing, just 500 meters from the Peking Opera Experience Hall—only a 10-minute walk away. The hotel blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern luxury, featuring rooms adorned with Peking Opera motifs and select views of the Forbidden City skyline. Guests can join curated intangible cultural heritage workshops hosted by the hotel, crafting their own opera costumes and headdresses.
The hotel also offers complimentary shuttle service to major attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring Beijing’s historic heart. Its central location ensures easy access to both cultural sites and vibrant local life.
From the Peking Opera Experience Hall, take Subway Line 1 (Tiananmen East Station) or Line 8 (Wangfujing Station), reaching key sites like Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, or Qianmen Street within 10 minutes. For convenience, use Didi Chuxing or Gaode Map Ride-hailing—a 15-minute trip costing around ¥30. Alternatively, nearby shared bike stations allow easy exploration of historic areas such as Nanchizi Street and Dongjiaomin Alley, perfect for soaking in old Beijing alleyway charm.
Note: Expect heavy crowds on weekends and holidays; HopeGoo transport in advance is strongly recommended to avoid delays.
At the Peking Opera Experience Hall, visitors can join immersive opera tours guided by seasoned performers, learning face-paint artistry, water-sleeve techniques, and basic vocal training. The venue features a mini experimental theater hosting nightly short-form opera performances, where guests can interact with actors and even try out classic scenes on stage.
The hall also offers custom costume rentals for photo ops or family events. Special programs like the Spring Festival Opera Carnival and Mid-Autumn Night Opera Gathering blend lantern displays with traditional music, creating an authentic cultural atmosphere. It’s an unparalleled opportunity to engage deeply with China’s intangible cultural heritage.
Near the Peking Opera Experience Hall, families can enjoy Wangfujing Pedestrian Street, filled with kid-friendly shops and local snacks. The National Museum of China offers free admission and interactive exhibits designed for children. Nearby, Jingshan Park provides a scenic viewpoint overlooking the Forbidden City, perfect for family picnics under ancient trees.
Also worth visiting is Nanchizi Street, which preserves Ming and Qing dynasty alley layouts, offering authentic experiences like traditional tea house visits and handmade tanghulu (candy-coated fruit) workshops. All these sites are within walking distance, making them ideal for a full-day family itinerary that blends fun and cultural education.
The Peking Opera Experience Hall features an official souvenir shop selling exclusive items like Peking Opera face-paint badges, water-sleeve-shaped phone stands, and costume fabric mini-bags, all inspired by traditional operatic designs. Nearby, premium stores at Wangfujing Department Store and New World Plaza offer high-quality gifts including limited-edition costume replicas, calligraphy fans by renowned artists, and hand-painted opera-themed books.
For uniquely local options, visit the craft market at Qianmen Dajie, where artisans demonstrate paper-cutting and textile weaving with Peking Opera motifs. Custom-made keepsakes are available on-site, making them perfect for personalized gifts or cherished mementos.
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I’ve always had a bit of emotional distance from The Opposite House—after all, it’s just a short walk from my home, so I never really felt the urge to stay overnight. But this past May Day, with friends everywhere else enjoying their trips, even I started feeling restless. So I decided on a spontaneous little getaway: a quick night out, then back home to scoop the cat litter. Honestly, the moment I arrived, I was struck by how intimate yet thoughtfully designed the space feels—every detail tells a story. The service was exceptional too. Special thanks to Lucy, the tall and friendly staff member who gently warned me about the busy breakfast rush during peak hours. Without her tip, I’d have been overwhelmed! And the mini bar in the room? Overwhelmingly stocked—so much food and drinks I couldn’t possibly finish. Bonus points for being pet-friendly, even if my shy cat didn’t get to enjoy it. Seeing those adorable dogs at check-out brought a real smile to my face. It’s sad knowing this place will soon close, but since we can’t change that, I’m glad I came here one last time—to truly experience its quiet magic before it fades.
My two-night stay was absolutely fantastic — I can’t recommend this place enough! If I ever come back to Beijing, I’ll definitely book here again. The location is perfect: everything from top attractions to trendy local restaurants are just a short walk away, making it super convenient for exploring the city on foot. Nestled within a traditional Beijing alleyway, the hotel offers an authentic cultural experience — walking through the quiet lanes feels like stepping into old Beijing. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a sweet little cat that instantly stole my heart — such a charming touch! The interior design blends rustic charm with modern comfort beautifully, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Every detail, from the cozy furnishings to the thoughtful amenities, shows great care. It’s peaceful, clean, and well-maintained, all while offering incredible value. If you’re looking for a unique, immersive stay in Beijing that goes beyond the typical tourist experience, this is the one. I truly believe my words do not exaggerate — I’m already planning my next visit!
Staying at this traditional Beijing siheyuan hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip. The staff couldn’t have been more welcoming or helpful—especially when a minor delivery issue occurred the day before check-out. Even after we’d already checked out, they took the time to resolve it for us, which truly showed their dedication to guest satisfaction. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a short walk from Nanluoguxiang, Drum Tower, and Houhai, with countless local eateries nearby. I loved how authentic and peaceful it felt, yet still so close to everything. The blend of history, comfort, and warm hospitality made this stay unforgettable. I’m already planning my return visit—highly recommend this gem to anyone looking for a genuine Beijing experience with heart.
This place is an absolute steal! The location is perfect—just a 5-minute walk from the subway station, making it super easy to explore the area. Whether you're out for dinner, shopping, or just soaking in the vibrant Sanlitun vibe, everything is within reach. The room had excellent natural light and a great view from the window. It was so quiet at night that I slept through the whole evening without any disturbance. Bonus points for the free laundry facilities and fitness center—huge convenience for longer stays. The value for money is unbeatable. I’d definitely come back and recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Beijing.
Staying at Jiamei World City Hotel Apartment was a fantastic experience. The room was spacious, bright, and impeccably clean—perfect for both business trips and leisure travel. Located just steps away from the International Trade area, it’s incredibly convenient to get around by subway or on foot. The neighborhood is bustling with great dining options, and there’s always something lively going on in the evenings. What stood out most was how close the visa processing office is—just a 3-minute walk, which made everything so much easier. The staff were friendly, helpful, and responsive whenever needed. With excellent location, comfort, and service, this place offers amazing value. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Beijing.
Staying at Xana Hotel near Tiananmen Square and Qianmen Pedestrian Street was an absolute delight. The hotel feels brand new—clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed with a quiet elegance. Check-in was quick and smooth thanks to the friendly and efficient front desk staff, especially Xiao X, who made us feel welcome right away. The room was spacious and bright, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The bathroom is well-designed with a clear dry/wet separation, and all toiletries were neatly stocked—no need to bring your own. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a short walk to major landmarks like Tiananmen Square and Qianmen, yet surrounded by peaceful streets. It's perfectly balanced between convenience and tranquility. Every little detail shows care—from the lighting to the minibar selection. For the price, the value is outstanding. I’ll definitely be coming back on my next business trip to Beijing. Highly recommended!
I can't say enough good things about this hotel! The staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and helpful—always smiling and ready to assist with any request. Location-wise, it's perfect: just a short walk from Dongzhimen subway station and super close to Sanlitun for shopping and dining. I found the place easy to locate, and getting around to major attractions was a breeze. The room was spotless, with clean linens, a comfortable bed, and a well-maintained bathroom. Everything felt fresh and well-cared for. For the price, the value is outstanding. I’ll definitely be coming back next time I visit Beijing—and I’ve already told friends about it.
Staying at Beijing Jinlin Hotel was an absolute delight! The front desk staff went above and beyond—gave us a complimentary room upgrade, and the space was surprisingly spacious and comfortable. I especially loved the shower: strong water pressure and perfect temperature, making every evening soak feel like a mini spa treatment. It was the perfect way to unwind after a long day exploring the city. The housekeeping team was incredibly friendly too—always smiling and greeting guests with warmth. You can tell they genuinely care about creating a welcoming atmosphere. Cleanliness and attention to detail were top-notch throughout the stay. I’d definitely come back again. Just one little suggestion: if they could add free bath mats in each room, it would be even more perfect! Definitely worth recommending to friends and colleagues—this is exactly the kind of hotel that makes travel enjoyable.
If you're transferring through Beijing South Railway Station, this hotel is an excellent choice. It's incredibly close—just a 15-minute walk from the station, and even more convenient if you're arriving by subway. I've stayed here multiple times, and every visit has been consistently clean, well-maintained, and professionally managed. Though it’s been around for years, the property has been thoughtfully updated with modern touches like keycard elevators and robot delivery service—both practical and reassuring. The staff, especially front desk agent Xiao Yang on floor 609, stood out for their genuine warmth and attention to detail. They went above and beyond to accommodate requests without hesitation. The room was spotless, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the overall atmosphere felt safe and comfortable. With its unbeatable location, great cleanliness, and exceptional hospitality, this hotel offers outstanding value. Highly recommended—definitely a place I’d return to.
The hotel is perfectly located—just a short walk from major attractions, and public transportation options like buses and the subway are super convenient. The room was spotless and well-maintained, with a clean, calming atmosphere that made it easy to unwind after a long day of sightseeing. Breakfast was a highlight—abundant variety and delicious flavors, especially the homemade bread and warm porridge. The lobby and common areas have a beautifully traditional design with a classic charm that really stands out. Best of all, the staff greeted guests warmly from the moment you step in—friendly, polite, and attentive without being intrusive. It truly feels like coming home. I also loved how close we were to Jingshan Park; just a 10-minute walk, and the view of the Forbidden City from the top is absolutely breathtaking. Overall, this was an exceptional stay. I’d definitely book again next time I visit Beijing.
This hotel completely exceeded my expectations! Located right in the heart of Nanluoguxiang, it’s surprisingly peaceful despite being surrounded by all the hustle and bustle. I stayed in the courtyard king room, and the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the unique design. Lying in bed, I could see the open sky through the adjustable skylight — so serene and inspiring. The rooftop terrace is a real highlight, offering fantastic views and complete privacy. Even in winter, the room stayed cozy thanks to the underfloor heating — no chilly floors at all. The staff were incredibly thoughtful too; they helped carry our luggage upstairs without hesitation. And if you’re ever hungry, the ground-floor dining area serves up warm, comforting meals anytime — I had a steaming bowl of noodles that hit the spot. From the ambiance to the service, everything felt personal and authentic. A truly memorable stay, and I’ll definitely be back.
Staying at Beijing Asia Hotel was one of the best decisions I made for my trip to Beijing! The location is perfect—just steps away from subway stations and major shopping areas, making it super easy to explore the city. The room was immaculate, fresh, and free of any odd smells. Everything was well-maintained, from the bedding to the bathroom fixtures—comfortable and modern. The staff were attentive, professional, and always ready to help. Special shoutout to Manager Wang Pei at the front desk—so friendly, proactive, and genuinely welcoming. She even offered local tips and a small gift, which made the stay feel extra special. This hotel offers incredible value for money, and honestly, I’d choose it again without hesitation if I’m ever back in Beijing.
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