
Beijing/Yulantang Hotel Deals
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Step into Yulan Hall and be transported to the opulent days of Qing Dynasty royalty! Once Empress Dowager Cixi's political hub, this gem in the Summer Palace dazzles with glazed-tile roofs and golden nanmu wood carvings. Stroll through courtyards paved with blue bricks as bronze wind chimes tinkle overhead—pure imperial elegance. Pro tip: Visit at dawn to enjoy this hidden masterpiece without the crowds.

This hotel is the perfect blend of business and leisure! Located by the Kunyu River in Haidian District, it’s close to the Zhongguancun business district and many famous attractions, with convenient transportation. The rooms combine modern aesthetics with Chinese elegance, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that offer stunning views of the Western Hills. The top-floor executive lounge is luxurious and quiet, ideal for business meetings. The 1,600-square-meter pillar-free banquet hall and professional conference butler service ensure your event’s success. Enjoy a diverse dining experience, from authentic Fujian cuisine to Japanese delicacies. Don’t miss the 42,000-square-meter KALCITY Energy City, a hotspot for sports, dining, and leisure!

Nestled at the foot of Fragrant Hill, this hotel is a hidden gem perfect for both business trips and family vacations! Just a 5-minute walk to Fragrant Hill Park, it offers stunning views all year round. The 510-square-meter pillar-less banquet hall is ideal for conferences and weddings, while the indoor heated pool and kids' pool ensure fun for everyone. Don’t miss the beer garden in the evening, where you can enjoy authentic Peking duck and local snacks—a truly memorable stay!
Everything you need to know about Yulantang
Stay at Tingming Pavilion within the Summer Palace, a meticulously restored courtyard-style hotel located just a 5-minute walk from Yulan Hall. This historic retreat offers authentic Qing Dynasty architecture and views of Kunming Lake and Wanshou Mountain directly from its windows. Morning mist over the lake and golden-hour silhouettes of Yulan Hall create unforgettable moments. The hotel provides exclusive cultural programs, including "Yulan Hall History Talks" and traditional tea ceremonies, immersing guests in imperial court life. Convenient access via the park's electric shuttle ensures seamless exploration of all Summer Palace attractions.
The Summer Palace features an efficient circular electric shuttle system connecting all major attractions. From Yulan Hall, you can reach the 17-Arch Bridge, Fuxiang Pavilion, or Long Corridor in under 5 minutes. For a more leisurely pace, follow the scenic pathways along Kunming Lake, offering picturesque views of Yulan Hall and Wenlang Pavilion. Use the official "Summer Palace Smart Guide" app for real-time shuttle schedules, crowd forecasts, and audio tours. For a traditional experience, rent a pedal boat on the lake to glide past Yulan Hall’s reflection, capturing the classic Chinese garden composition.
Don’t miss the Imperial Tea Ceremony Workshop, led by a national intangible cultural heritage master, where you’ll learn Qing Dynasty tea rituals and point-tea techniques. Every Saturday afternoon features a Garden Calligraphy Gathering held in front of Yulan Hall, allowing guests to practice brush writing amid classical aesthetics. At night, enjoy the immersive Light & Shadow Summer Palace show, using projection mapping to recreate Emperor Qianlong’s evening banquets with live classical music. All events require advance HopeGoo via the official platform—consider bundling with accommodation for exclusive access.
Yes, the Children’s Discovery Center near Yulan Hall’s eastern entrance offers interactive exhibitions and garden-themed games. Kids can complete "Treasure Hunt Cards" to uncover historical figures hidden among rocks and pavilions, earning limited-edition garden-themed bookmarks upon completion. Nearby, a dedicated family pedal boat zone allows parents and children to row together across Kunming Lake, passing scenic views of Yulan Hall. Weekly "Imperial Nursery Rhyme Days" feature actors portraying Qing-era pageboys teaching traditional Beijing opera nursery rhymes, blending fun and cultural education.
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