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Strolling through Dongsi Hutong is like stepping back in time to old Beijing. The grey-brick walls and ancient archways exude a strong historical charm. Hidden gems in the alleyways await discovery, from traditional handicrafts to authentic local snacks. Don't forget to look up at those exquisite brick carvings - they're living fossils of Beijing's architectural heritage!
Blossom House·HouHai Beijing
Tucked away in a 100-year-old Beijing hutong, this design-forward resort blends traditional Chinese architecture with futuristic accents - every corner is Instagram-worthy.
Perfect for family vacations or romantic getaways, featuring kids' play areas,亲子餐, and unique experiences like hutong barbecues and tea ceremonies. With 24/7 front desk, free parking, and airport transfers, your stay will be hassle-free.
Pro tip: Book the courtyard suite for private views of Jiuyanqiao Bridge's night lights - the ultimate local experience!
Four Seasons Hotel Beijing
Nestled in Beijing's bustling Chaoyang district, this urban oasis combines luxury with convenience. Just a 6-minute walk from the subway, it offers easy access to the airport and major attractions. Rooms blend East-meets-West aesthetics with spacious comfort, featuring soaring atriums. Indulge in Michelin-starred Chinese cuisine or Italian delights, while the 26th-floor lounge treats you to city views with afternoon tea. Rejuvenate at the spa, unwind by the indoor pool, or stay active in the fully-equipped gym. With versatile meeting spaces and impeccable service, it's perfect for both family getaways and business trips!
Conrad Beijing
This designer hotel in Chaoyang District dazzles with floor-to-ceiling views of团结湖park or CCTV Tower! Walk to business hubs/metro in minutes, while rooms spoil you with mirror TVs and heated bathroom floors. Recharge at the 25m infinity pool or luxury spa, then feast on Cantonese dim sum at LU YU or dry-aged steaks at 29 Grill. Perfect for couples (Instagram-worthy bars), families (play area & kids' menu) and business (event spaces with cutting-edge tech). Don't miss cocktails at CHAPTER's library-themed lounge – where every detail whispers five-star sophistication!
Rosewood Beijing
This designer hotel boasts a prime location opposite CCTV Headquarters, with six unique dining venues including a hotpot restaurant and private banquet hall. Unwind at the Sense Spa with an indoor pool, or host events in the residential-style Li Mansion. Perfect for couples with Jiuyan Bridge night views, pet-friendly policies, and 24/7 concierge—ideal for both business and leisure escapes!
The PuXuan Hotel and Spa
This luxury hotel is a true gem located in the heart of Wangfujing, just a stone's throw away from the Forbidden City. Some rooms even offer stunning views of the palace! Enjoy French bistro cuisine and contemporary Cantonese dishes at the on-site restaurants, or unwind at the elegant tea lounge and lobby bar. With a 24-hour gym, spa center, and multi-function halls, it’s perfect for both business and leisure. Guests also enjoy daily minibar refills and welcome fruits, adding a touch of warmth to your stay. Whether for a romantic getaway or a family trip, this hotel is an ideal choice!
Kempinski Hotel Beijing Yansha Center
This is the perfect blend of luxury and comfort, ideal for both business trips and family vacations! With a prime location near the subway and airport transfer services, convenience is guaranteed. Enjoy a variety of cuisines at 6 stylish restaurants and bars, or unwind at the rooftop heated pool and fitness center. Families will love the kids' meals and children's amenities. Don’t miss the breathtaking Jiuyanqiao night view—romantic and unforgettable!
Waldorf Astoria Beijing
This hotel boasts an unbeatable location right in the heart of Jinbao Street, just a 15-minute walk to the Forbidden City and surrounded by banking and shopping districts. The design is a perfect blend of modern luxury and Beijing's traditional architectural charm, with surprises at every corner. Stay in their unique Hutong Suites or rooms with private terraces for an authentic experience. Enjoy top-notch amenities like the pool, spa, and fitness center, along with 24/7 front desk and exceptional service. Whether you're traveling for romance, family fun, or business, this place has it all!
Kerry Hotel, Beijing
This hotel is perfect for both family vacations and business trips! Located in the heart of Beijing's CBD, it's just a short walk to shopping and entertainment. Rooms feature sleek, modern designs with complimentary minibar and high-speed WiFi. Dining options range from pan-Asian cuisine to authentic Peking duck. The highlight is the 7,000 sqm fitness center and kids' adventure zone - parents can workout while children play, making it ideal for all ages.
Beijing Wanda Vista Hotel
This luxury hotel elegantly blends Oriental charm with modern sophistication, located in the prime East Fourth Ring Road area near China World Trade Center and Huamao Center. Over 400 tasteful rooms offer high-speed WiFi and premium bath amenities, plus access to a spacious indoor pool and state-of-the-art gym. Business travelers will appreciate the 14 well-equipped meeting spaces, including a grand ballroom for 850 guests. Enjoy executive lounge privileges, family-friendly facilities, and stunning night views—perfect for both leisure and business stays!
Pan Pacific Beijing
Located in the prime Xidan area, this hotel is not just a landmark in the Financial Street but also a perfect blend of Eastern elegance and modern luxury. Within walking distance to high-end shopping centers like Xidan Joy City and Galeries Lafayette, it also offers easy access to cultural landmarks such as White Pagoda Temple and old Beijing hutongs. The hotel features spacious and modern rooms, some with stunning views of the Forbidden City. Enjoy a variety of international cuisines at Hui Buffet Restaurant or savor authentic Japanese flavors at Keyaki Japanese Restaurant. Whether for business or leisure, the top-notch facilities and exceptional service here ensure a luxurious stay.
Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong
Nestled at the intersection of Chang'an Avenue and the 2nd Ring Road, this hotel offers prime access to CBD and embassy districts—perfect for both business and leisure. Upgrade to the executive floor for private lounge privileges, or choose between vibrant city-view rooms overlooking the bustling streets or serene garden-view rooms with tranquil courtyards. Savor authentic Japanese cuisine at the renowned Sakura Restaurant or global flavors at the all-day dining venue. With a pool, spa, and multifunction halls, plus metro proximity, it’s an ideal base to explore Beijing while enjoying top-tier amenities.
Regent Beijing
This luxury downtown hotel is absolutely unbeatable! Just a short walk to Wangfujing and Tiananmen Square, with subway access and airport shuttle right at your doorstep. The Regent Club Lounge offers stunning views of Wangfujing, and you can unwind at the indoor pool or fitness center. Whether for business trips or family vacations, the thoughtful service and luxurious amenities here will exceed your expectations. Food lovers can also enjoy international cuisines at five dining venues – a perfect blend of comfort and convenience!
CHAO Sanlitun Beijing
This boutique designer hotel nestled in the heart of Sanlitun blends art with lifestyle sophistication. Boasting a 15,000 sqm event space and 3,000 sqm art center, plus a private cinema and library, it’s a paradise for creatives and business travelers alike! Enjoy healthy, additive-free dining and award-winning ESG initiatives that reflect sustainable luxury. Unwind at the bar with stunning night views—perfect for dates or casual meetups. With valet parking and subway access, convenience meets elegance effortlessly.
The Peninsula Beijing
Looking for a luxurious and convenient stay in Beijing? This is the perfect choice! Located in the heart of Wangfujing, just steps away from the bustling shopping street, it offers unbeatable convenience. The rooms are designed in a suite-style, spacious and elegant, starting from 65 square meters, with separate bedrooms and walk-in closets for ultimate comfort. Food lovers will adore the classic Peninsula afternoon tea and Huang Ting Cantonese cuisine. The indoor heated pool and Peninsula Spa provide the perfect relaxation. Whether for business or leisure, this place has it all!
The Ritz-Carlton Beijing
This is a serene oasis in the heart of the city, blending British manor style with modern aesthetics for a luxurious and comfortable experience! Located in the CBD, it's just a short walk to the shopping hub SKP and a subway ride away from Universal Studios Beijing. Perfect for both business and leisure, enjoy premium amenities like the Executive Lounge, spa center, and indoor pool. Don't miss the exquisite dining options, including Italian restaurant ATTA and Japanese cuisine Yotsuba, a paradise for food lovers!
Crowne Plaza Beijing Chaoyang U-Town
This hotel perfectly blends business and family-friendly vibes! Located in the heart of Chaoyang District, just a 5-minute walk from the subway station. Enjoy access to the executive lounge and pillar-free grand ballroom, ideal for meetings or weddings. Unwind at the indoor heated pool or fitness center. Traveling with kids? They’ll love the play area and family amenities. Grab a coffee at C6 Café or a drink at the trendy lobby bar. IHG members even get exclusive internet access—talk about thoughtful service!
InterContinental Beijing Sanlitun
This trendsetter's paradise redefines luxury in Beijing's pulsating Sanlitun district! As a 2024 award-winning hotel, it boasts floor-to-ceiling city views and Instagram-worthy interiors. Business travelers will love the 1,500 sqm event spaces, while vacationers can unwind at the infinity pool or spa. With robot service, executive lounge, and metro access at your doorstep, plus airport transfers, it's perfect for both work and play. The avant-garde design screams sophistication!
China World Hotel, Beijing
Looking for a luxurious stay in Beijing's CBD? This hotel is perfect for you! Located next to China World Mall, it offers easy access to attractions like the Forbidden City and Universal Studios. Upgrade to a Executive Room for exclusive lounge privileges. Enjoy dining at Michelin Guide-listed Summer Palace restaurant. The fitness center boasts an indoor heated pool and tennis court, ideal for both business and leisure. Professional wedding planning services are also available for your special day!
The Opposite House
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.
Crowne Plaza Beijing Sun Palace
Nestled in the heart of Beijing's bustling northeast Third Ring Road, this hotel is a perfect blend of business and leisure. Enjoy spacious rooms starting from 40 sqm with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing city views, complemented by high-speed WiFi and work desks. Indulge in authentic Yunnan cuisine at the award-winning restaurant or savor the lobster seafood buffet at the all-day dining venue. Unwind at the indoor heated pool, panoramic gym, or yoga studio. With metro stations within walking distance and easy access to landmarks like the Bird's Nest and 798 Art Zone, it's an ideal base for both work and exploration in the capital.
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Dongsi Homestay is a top choice, nestled within authentic Beijing hutongs with traditional courtyard architecture and modern comforts. Its rooms offer serene views of ancient brick walls and tiled roofs, immersing guests in local heritage. Located just a 5-minute walk from Dongsi Food Street, it’s perfect for food lovers seeking Peking duck and street snacks. The hotel also offers curated hutong walking tours, guiding visitors through hidden courtyards, artisan workshops, and century-old shops.
Conveniently located 300 meters from Dongsi Metro Station, access to central Beijing is effortless. With rates starting at $160 per night, it delivers exceptional value for cultural travelers and families alike. Guests often praise its warm hospitality and intimate atmosphere, making it ideal for those wanting to experience real Beijing life beyond tourist spots.
Near Dongsi Hutong, don’t miss Zhajiangmian (fried sauce noodles), Douzhi (fermented soybean drink) with crispy jiaoquan (fried dough twists), and Aiwowo (sweet fried glutinous rice cakes). Tongheju, a century-old restaurant tucked in a narrow alley, specializes in classic Beijing dishes like Sauce-braised Chicken Cubes and Kung Pao Chicken, known for their bold, savory flavors.
At night, the street-side stalls serve up sizzling grilled lamb skewers and freshly roasted sugar-coated chestnuts, perfect for strolling through the lantern-lit alleys. Many travelers opt for a nighttime hutong tour that combines culinary exploration with storytelling about local history, creating an unforgettable sensory journey into authentic Beijing life.
The most convenient option is taking the Airport Express to Dongzhimen Station, then transferring to Line 13 and riding to Dongsi Station, a journey of about 45 minutes with no traffic delays. For faster, more direct access, book a private car transfer, which takes around 60 minutes and costs approximately ¥300, offering comfort and scenic views along the way.
Upon arrival, explore on foot—hutong areas are pedestrian-only, allowing you to appreciate intricate carved gates, traditional lanterns, and artisan shops up close. Some guesthouses offer complimentary shuttle service; pre-HopeGoo is recommended. Regardless of your transport choice, slow down and immerse yourself in the quiet charm and rich history of this iconic Beijing neighborhood.
Stay at Dongsi Homestay, a curated design hotel nestled within a historic courtyard, blending traditional Beijing quadrangle architecture with modern comfort. Each room features local cultural themes, offering views of ancient tiled roofs and cobbled alleys. Located just 5 minutes from Dongsi Food Street and near Huangchengen Ruins Park, it’s perfect for authentic urban exploration. The hotel provides free bicycles for easy access to nearby alleys.
Another top choice is Yinju · Dongsi Courtyard, a restored Ming-Qing era residence preserving original wooden beams and carved windows. With a serene courtyard tea house, this retreat offers a true urban oasis experience, ideal for travelers seeking quiet authenticity amid Beijing's hustle.
Highly accessible! Dongsi Hutong is just a 3-minute walk from Dongsi Station on Line 5, exit C, and about 500 meters from Line 1 Dongsi Station. The area is pedestrian-only, so we recommend using shared bicycles or walking to fully enjoy the charm of narrow lanes. Multiple bus lines—including 106, 110, and 118—stop nearby, making trips to attractions like Wangfujing or Qianmen take only 15–20 minutes. Its central location makes it an excellent base for exploring Beijing’s historic core.
Immerse yourself in authentic Beijing heritage through guided hutong tours with hands-on workshops. Try your hand at Peking Opera face painting, paper cutting, or crafting traditional sugar paintings—taught by local artisans. On weekends, visit the lively Hutong Market, featuring handmade crafts, vintage books, and street food like douzhi (fermented soy milk) and zhajiangmian (noodles with fermented bean paste).
Some courtyards host intimate folk performance spaces, where you can enjoy live xiangsheng (comedy routines) or clapper talks, giving you a front-row seat to Beijing’s rich oral tradition and storytelling culture.
Dongsi Hutong itself is a living museum. While the original Dongsi Pagoda no longer stands, its legacy lives on through stone markers and historical plaques. Nearby, visit the Dongsi Mosque, one of Beijing’s oldest Islamic temples, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. Its exquisite Sino-Islamic architectural details and symmetrical layout reflect centuries of cultural fusion.
Also explore the former residence of a Qing Dynasty scholar-official at the intersection of Dongsi San Tiao and Dongsi North Street. Now a community cultural center, it displays old photographs, household artifacts, and documents that reveal daily life in imperial Beijing—perfect for understanding the social fabric of the city’s past.
Evenings in Dongsi Hutong glow with charm. Stroll under lantern-lit alleyways, where red paper lanterns and vintage copper lights cast warm hues across cobblestone paths. Stop by a cozy hutong bar like Tingyu Ju, which serves Beijing-inspired cocktails alongside live traditional opera or spoken-word performances.
For a genuine taste of local life, dine at a hidden family-run hutong restaurant serving dishes like braised pork belly and homemade zhajiangmian. Many guesthouses also offer nighttime hutong walks, led by locals who share stories of traders, residents, and tales from 19th-century Beijing—making the night as memorable as the day.
Absolutely! The wide, car-free alleys make it safe and enjoyable for kids. Many homestays offer family rooms with themed décor, including cartoon wall murals, toy storage, and reading corners. Nearby children’s activity centers like Xiaodouya Creative Workshop provide fun, educational sessions in pottery and tie-dye.
The adjacent Dongsi Park features a playground and traditional games zone—perfect for kicking shuttlecocks, playing jump rope, or flying kites. With minimal commercial noise and a calm atmosphere, Dongsi Hutong offers a peaceful environment where children can safely explore and learn about China’s urban heritage through play and discovery.
Traveler Reviews
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Blossom House·HouHai Beijing
Staying at Blossom House·Hou Hai Beijing in Yangfang Hutong was such a delightful experience. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from Houhai Lake and the Drum Tower, making it perfect for exploring Beijing’s historic heart. The hotel’s interior design stands out with its creative use of irregular shapes, which might not be everyone’s taste, but I appreciated the unique character. What truly impressed me was the comfort of the bed—excellent mattress and high-quality linens made for a restful night’s sleep. Breakfast offered both set menus and à la carte options, so there was something for everyone, and nothing went to waste. The staff—Liu Linlin, Xiao Xi, and Xiao Zheng—were incredibly warm and attentive. They helped with luggage, offered free yogurt and fresh fruit, and always had a smile. It felt less like staying in a hotel and more like being welcomed into a home. This place has a special charm, and I’ll definitely return.
Four Seasons Hotel Beijing
Our first trip to Beijing with the family was made unforgettable by staying at Four Seasons Hotel Beijing. From the moment we arrived, every detail felt thoughtfully crafted. Special thanks to Henry from the concierge team for the little bunny he gave our daughter—she’s been carrying it everywhere ever since, absolutely smitten! We were also touched by Rebecca and Ethan from guest experience, who prepared a special photo frame as a keepsake. When we returned to our room, my daughter spotted it instantly and exclaimed, 'This is me and Daddy!' The joy and emotion in that moment brought tears to our eyes. The warmth and personal touch from every staff member made us feel truly welcomed, especially during Beijing’s chilly winter. It wasn’t just a hotel stay—it felt like coming home. We’re already planning our next visit, and there’s no place else we’d rather stay. Thank you for making our memories so precious.
Conrad Beijing
Staying at Conrad Beijing was an absolute delight from start to finish. Located just minutes from the bustling East Third Ring Road, getting in and out of the city was incredibly convenient—no stress, no hassle. The room itself is thoughtfully designed with a perfect separation between wet and dry areas, making it both practical and comfortable. What truly stood out was the exceptional service: every staff member greeted us warmly and professionally, always with a smile. Whether it was a simple request or something more specific, the team responded quickly and efficiently, going above and beyond to ensure our stay was seamless. The parking facility is managed by a third party, but guests enjoy a daily credit of up to $100—great value for those driving in. Cleanliness was top-notch throughout the property; everything felt fresh and well-maintained. Overall, this was a relaxing, luxurious escape in the heart of Beijing. I’d highly recommend Conrad Beijing to anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and outstanding hospitality.
Rosewood Beijing
Celebrating New Year's Day at Rosewood Beijing was the perfect way to start the year. With chilly weather outside, staying put in this luxurious hotel felt like a dream. I’ve always admired Rosewood’s design aesthetic, and this stay didn’t disappoint—the executive suite might not be huge, but the view from the windows is absolutely unbeatable. Even the little touches, like my initials embroidered on the pillowcase, made the experience feel personal and special. The executive lounge exceeded expectations—both the food quality and service were outstanding, easily among the best I’ve experienced in China. And then there’s the pool: even in winter, it feels like stepping into a serene greenhouse garden. Calm, elegant, and breathtakingly beautiful—hands down, one of the most stunning pools in Beijing. A true gem.
The PuXuan Hotel and Spa
Staying at The PuXuan Hotel and Spa in Beijing was a delightful experience overall. The room size was just right—not too cramped, not overly spacious—and being just steps from the metro made getting around the city incredibly convenient. The twin beds were slightly smaller than expected, but the mattress was so comfortable that I slept like a baby. Breakfast was a highlight, especially the eggs—perfectly cooked with a crispy exterior and soft center. However, the wonton soup could use more depth in flavor. Adding some rice noodles or vermicelli dishes, maybe even a spicy beef noodle option, would be a great addition to the menu. Despite minor room for improvement, the hospitality, location, and value for money made this stay truly memorable. I’d definitely come back here on my next trip to Beijing!
Kempinski Hotel Beijing Yansha Center
Every weekend, I look forward to unwinding with a little peace and quiet—just me, a good book, and a break from the daily grind. Lately, my go-to has been the Executive Room at Kempinski Hotel Beijing Yansha Center, and it’s quickly become my cherished weekend ritual. Sure, the room is more compact compared to other luxury hotels, but the view of the Liangma River from the window makes every moment feel special—so serene, so picturesque, I can’t help but linger by the window. The highlight? The lounge’s afternoon tea and dinner. The food is exceptional—rich in flavor, beautifully presented, and far beyond what you’d expect at many five-star properties. On New Year’s Day, I was delighted to see service staff Feng Xiangchao again. He remembered my preference for warm dishes and kindly heated up the seafood before serving—such thoughtful attention to detail. The next day, another team member, He Xu, took time to recommend the best desserts and gently reminded parents to watch the kids—small things that show how genuinely care about guests’ comfort. During dinner, I met a couple with their child, who shared they also make it a habit to visit a luxury hotel every weekend. After trying several places, they keep coming back to Kempinski—not just for the food or rooms, but because of the warmth, the genuine hospitality, and that sense of home. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a sanctuary. A place where stress melts away, and memories are made. This year, we’ve already booked our Lunar New Year stay. Can’t wait to return and relive that feeling all over again.
Waldorf Astoria Beijing
Staying at Waldorf Astoria Beijing for my birthday was an unforgettable experience. From the moment I checked in, the staff went above and beyond to make it special—Receptionist Iris personally wished me a happy birthday, which instantly made me feel valued. My dedicated concierge, Willow, was incredibly thoughtful: she not only gave a detailed walkthrough of the room amenities but also arranged a beautiful birthday cake just for me. The entire check-in process was smooth and efficient, yet still warm and personal. Every interaction felt genuine and tailored, creating the perfect atmosphere for such a meaningful occasion. The level of service blends professionalism with heartfelt care—exactly what makes this hotel stand out. It’s not just luxury; it’s memorable. Definitely a place I’ll return to again and again.
Kerry Hotel, Beijing
My stay at Kerry Hotel, Beijing was truly exceptional, thanks to the outstanding service from the staff. The front desk agent, Miss Sun Yan, was incredibly efficient and professional—check-in was quick and smooth, and she patiently answered all my questions with a warm smile. I especially appreciated her help during New Year's Eve for securing a great spot to enjoy the first-floor party; it made the celebration even more memorable. I also want to commend the housekeeping staff on the 16th floor, particularly Mr. Fan, who consistently maintained an immaculate environment. His attention to detail—like straightening misplaced items and ensuring every corner was spotless—made the entire floor feel fresh and welcoming. I initially planned to stay just one night, but the level of care and comfort convinced me to extend my booking. It’s rare to find such thoughtful hospitality in a luxury hotel, and this experience has definitely earned a repeat visit. Highly recommended.
Beijing Wanda Vista Hotel
Staying at Beijing Wanda Vista Hotel for three nights was an absolute delight. The lounge staff, especially Xiao Fan, went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service—always smiling, always ready to help. When I asked to switch the soup at dinner, the chef immediately accommodated the request with care and speed, which truly stood out. The food quality remained excellent throughout my stay—every meal was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. I particularly loved the minced pork with eggplant and the stir-fried cucumber with eggs—simple but delicious. Even better, when I called the front desk, they kindly upgraded my room without hesitation. That kind gesture made a big difference. Every team member I interacted with was genuinely welcoming and professional. It felt less like a hotel stay and more like being welcomed into a home away from home. Highly recommend this gem for anyone visiting Beijing. I’ll definitely be back.
Pan Pacific Beijing
I was thrilled to book a Comfort Room again—so happy! While the hotel isn’t brand new and some facilities show their age, everything is well-maintained and functional. Cleanliness stands out—every corner is spotless, which made me feel completely at ease. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: right in the heart of Xidan, with shopping, dining, and subway access just steps away. During the holiday season, the hotel was beautifully decorated with festive vibes—warm, cheerful, and full of spirit. The staff were incredibly welcoming and even accommodated my late checkout without any hassle. This is hands down my go-to choice for business trips. Convenient, reliable, and consistently great service. I’ll definitely be back.
Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong
We’ve made it a family tradition to ring in the New Year at this hotel every year, and it’s become one of our most cherished rituals. On New Year’s Eve, we enjoy a warm bowl of soba noodles at the second-floor Japanese restaurant — the atmosphere is cozy and festive. The next morning, we sip traditional tosukuri sake and savor a delightful Japanese breakfast before heading out on bikes to Jingshan Park to welcome the first rays of sunlight. This year, I was truly impressed by the improved service — the dining area has been upgraded with a fresh, modern touch, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. It’s not just a hotel for us; it’s a place where we connect with culture and create lasting memories. We’re so grateful for the warmth and attention to detail. Here’s hoping they keep raising the bar — this place means something special to us, and we’ll definitely be back again.
Regent Beijing
Staying at Regent Beijing was an absolute highlight of my trip to Beijing. Located right in the heart of Wangfujing, it’s within walking distance—or just a quick bike ride—to major attractions like the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the National Museum, Temple of Heaven, and Beihai Park. The hotel is literally steps from Dengshikou Metro Station, making public transit incredibly convenient. The staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely helpful throughout our stay. Our room was on a high floor, offering breathtaking views of the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park—waking up to that skyline view every morning was pure joy. Watching the sunset over the city's historic axis in the evening was unforgettable. The breakfast spread was exceptional: a great mix of Western and Chinese options, plus authentic local snacks that added a real taste of Beijing. I’d absolutely return here for any future visit to the city center. A perfect blend of luxury, location, and hospitality.
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