Beijing Dongcheng District Hotels

The room, while not large, was very clean. It's conveniently located, even though it's on a main street, it was still quiet. The hotel has a lovely courtyard where you can relax and cool off, and they offer complimentary drinks and ice cream which were quite tasty. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Overall, I was very satisfied.

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.

Good hotel in excellent location! Provided clean towels and water everyday without asking which was perfect. Only issue we had was that the bed was very hard and not the most comfy! And the shower filled up if in there for over 10 mins. Other than that good hotel and would recommend! Good base for exploring Beijing

The location is great, near Sanlitun and the embassy district. It's quiet yet well-equipped, and you can easily cycle to various places in Dongcheng. The room was spacious, and I requested one at the end of the corridor, which had good soundproofing. Even though I checked in late at night, they thoughtfully provided some snacks. The 2 PM checkout time was very flexible and convenient. Being able to go for a walk along the Liangma River right after breakfast was a real bonus. Thumbs up!

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.

Perfectly situated next to many restaurants and cafés. Also 7 Eleven few mins by foot. Still it is not too loud in the nights. We overall enjoyed our stay. The bad thing about this hotel is that there is a noticeable smoke smell in all the rooms, some worse than others (after we checked our first room and it was like someone smoked a full pack of cigarettes right before we entered, we got 2 more rooms to choose from and they all smelled. In the end we decided for the one with the least smell and it was acceptable). Even though all the rooms are non smoking rooms they don't seem to mind it much.  Breakfast was ok but was mostly missing labels, so some things that aren't obvious like noodles or rice, you can just guess what it is. Apart from that everything was pretty good.

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.

This hotel truly exceeded my expectations! Both the lobby and the outdoor courtyard are outstanding. It features a charming outdoor courtyard with a great atmosphere, complete with a brick wall perfect for photos that truly captures Beijing's character: a prominent 'Beijing' sign, traditional sand swallow kite decorations, and a fun 'Princess, get rich!' banner. It's a fantastic spot for pictures. The courtyard also has casual tables and chairs, perfect for resting after a long day of sightseeing. The greenery adds a touch of life, and there are photo opportunities everywhere. It's an ideal spot for anyone visiting Beijing and looking for great photo ops.

Is this a state-run hotel? The decor is simple and understated, but the bedding and pillows were very comfortable. All the concierge staff were incredibly warm and attentive, and the location is excellent, perfect for out-of-town tourists like us who came specifically to visit popular attractions like the Forbidden City. The room with a courtyard was really convenient for drying clothes. The breakfast was plentiful, but as someone from Guangdong, I was shocked to see the chef tear open instant noodle packets to cook for everyone – do Beijingers typically eat instant noodles for breakfast? And definitely avoid the Da Hai Wan Zha Jiang Mian next door, it's overpriced and not tasty at all.