Hotels in Houhai Area, Beijing

The hotel's overall design is quite good, and the decor feels premium. It's located right inside Yandai Xiejie, which is a prime spot. The service was very warm and welcoming; they even offered a complimentary room upgrade. The bedding was super comfortable, and it was pretty quiet at night. I highly recommend this place for anyone coming to Beijing for a city walk. My only suggestion is to upgrade the dental kit; the current toothbrushes don't quite match the hotel's standard.

The hotel is located within Beijing's Second Ring Road, very close to Houhai and Yonghegong Temple. Getting around by taxi or subway is convenient, and there are many dining options nearby, such as Zigongyuan and Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian, both less than a 5-minute walk away. ✔️Classical courtyard style, elegant and quiet environment. ✔️Smart voice control, soft and comfortable bedding. ✔️Room was clean and tidy, no unpleasant odors. ✔️Some rooms have private small courtyards, creating a cozy and pleasant atmosphere. ✔️Although breakfast options are limited, they can cater to different tastes. ✖️Room size is very small; it's hard to fully open and place multiple pieces of luggage. ✖️No refrigerator in the room. ✖️Mornings are quite noisy; soundproofing isn't great. Overall, after a three-day stay, I was impressed by the attentive and thoughtful customer service. Whether it was laundry service or handling queries, they responded quickly and without any perfunctory attitude. This alone deserves a solid 5-star rating! Highly recommended.

A bit hard to find, but the room was small yet well-equipped. Overall, pretty good.

I traveled with my mother, and since she has difficulty walking, I made sure to choose a hotel with an elevator, which indeed made things much easier. The hotel's hygiene was good; my room had no strange odors. Soundproofing was decent. My room was at the end of the second floor, away from the elevator, so I only heard the sounds of doors opening and closing next door. Sometimes in the morning, I'd hear people talking downstairs. Overall, the environment was quite quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep. The hotel provided snack bags and bottled water. The cleaning lady was very kind; seeing there were two of us, she gave us two extra bottles of water. When checking out, the front desk even asked if we wanted to take two more bottles. If you order takeout, the hotel doesn't have robots, but you can ask the front desk to bring it up. The hotel is located in an alley off Huguosi Street. Huguosi Street has the main branch of Huguosi Snacks, Honghua Dim Sum Bureau, Fuhua Zhai Bo Bo Pu, Xiedi Huoshao,涮肉 (shabu-shabu), and more, so dining options are very convenient. There's also the Former Residence of Mei Lanfang, a beautiful quadrangle courtyard.

Staying in a traditional courtyard house is a must when in Beijing! This place is super easy to find, about 200 meters from the subway exit, tucked away in a charming hutong. The courtyard itself is huge, perfect for relaxing with a cup of tea and a chat. You can even catch the sunset right from your room in the evenings, which is just lovely. The room layout is well-designed, and the bed is large and incredibly comfortable. It was so quiet at night that I slept like a baby. Right across from the hotel, there's a fantastic local BBQ joint called Tong Ye's Old Beijing Zizi Roast Meat. You can book a table online through the hotel and just head over when your turn is near – it's absolutely brilliant! If you turn right out of the hotel and walk for about ten minutes, you'll hit Gulou Street, which is packed with food and drink options. It's really convenient for getting around. I've already recommended it to several friends and can't wait to go back!

The location is great, inside one of the famous Hutong, our room is not facing the street so it was quiet. The important thing is that people in the hotel understand and speak English (relieved), outside of the hotel, I hardly met anyone who can understand English (even in Starbucks). They recommended us to local restaurants and other things which we appreciated a lot

The hotel is located in Baochao Hutong, a traditional Old Beijing alleyway. The courtyard is very comfortable, perfect for relaxing and playing chess, and great for families with kids staying for multiple days. You can easily bike to the Drum Tower and Nanluoguxiang for meals and shopping. It's about a ten-minute walk to the subway station, but biking is more convenient. The front desk staff are very friendly. They arranged a private car to the Great Wall for 500 yuan, which saved a lot of hassle and was very comfortable.

The environment is beautiful, and the cleanliness details made me feel very at ease. The room gets amazing natural light; the sunshine streaming in was incredibly comfortable. The bed was also very comfortable, and the pillow height was just right. Overall, it was a great experience.

The former Wangfu, the courtyard house that can be accommodated now, is very close to Nanluoguxiang, very quiet in the middle of noisy, sent the manager's arrangement to a friend, the friend said: It feels like a big event, the movie viewing experience is excellent, the environment sound effect, the terrace meal just catches up with the sunset, let people linger, The restaurant supervisor not only arranges food, but also helps to leave beautiful scenery. There have always been a courtyard plot, perfect!

The customer service is very good. They always helped me when I needed something and they took good care of me. The language was not a barrier as we both used translator. I especially appreciate the help of Liang Yuman during these days. It is located close to the subway station and from there you can get easily to other parts of the city.