[2025 Beijing Stay] Travel Guide for Empark Prime Hotel Beijing (Updated Mar)

Intro - The Forbidden City is a famous palace hundreds of years old, once the residence and reign of the feudal emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Currently, the Forbidden City is located at 4, Jingshan Road, Dongcheng, Beijing, China, is the largest palace complex in the world with an area of 720,000 square meters. Getting There - The Forbidden City is located right in the center of the capital, so to get here you can choose the following means of transport: Taxi: 10 - 12 CNY (35,000 - 40,000 VND) / first 3km and gradually decrease thereafter. Bus: 2 CNY (7,000 VND) / trip. Take bus number 1, 5, 52, get off at Tiananmen West Gate. Subway: 3 - 15 CNY (10,000 - 52,000 VND) / trip. Take train number 1 to Tiananmen East Gate and Tiananmen West Gate, the subway stations are right near South Gate. Attractions - Accordingly, the Forbidden City diagram is divided into two specific parts including the inner court and the outer court: Inner court: Also known as the harem, this is the living place of the Emperor and the royal family. The inner court includes a number of main palaces such as Can Thanh Palace (where the King lives), Khun Ninh Palace (where the Queen lives)... Outer court: A solemn place used to organize grand ceremonies and discuss court affairs. This is the most lavishly designed area of the Forbidden City with a number of main palaces such as: Thai Hoa Palace, Bao Hoa Palace... Hotels - Beijing Yue Bin Ge Courtyard Hotel, Regent Beijing, Empark Prime Hotel Beijing,… Food & Restaurants - Visitors can refer to Bingjiao restaurant built in the old ice cellar of the Forbidden City. In addition to the experience of visiting the ancient royal ice and food storage place with walls over 300 years old, visitors will be served dishes from traditional Chinese to Eastern and Western fusion. #100waysoftravel #historicallandmarks #localguides #travelvlog #asiatrip #voyagevibes

Spend a happy weekend at the Overseas Chinese World Hotel... The hotel exudes artistic temperament everywhere, whether it's the lobby, corridor, guest room... architectural decoration, designer handmade, antiques, art ornaments... It can be said that it's a different view at every step, too many things to take in. I like the quiet and steady of the Overseas Chinese World Hotel, and also like its literary and fashionable style, it is the first choice for urban people's journey. In the afternoon, I tasted the old Beijing utensils series of the Forbidden City East Afternoon Tea, the ingenuity of the years, the prosperity is always there, the red cloud gourd and the hibiscus jade hairpin, such a carving and polishing to reproduce the beauty of the utensils craft. In Jiahe, encounter Nanyang flavor. Tom Yum Goong is always a classic, rich Thai food, authentic taste, took us to Southeast Asia in a second. Back to Jiadi, it's my own time, the bartender is an ordinary magician, here to get fully relaxed.

What kind of fairy hotel is this? On one side is the National Art Museum of China, On one side is the Guardian Art Center, A few steps south is Wangfujing Street. Entering the hotel lobby, There are the six horse sculptures "Piao" and "Sa Lu Zi" by Shen Hongbiao of the Tang Dynasty Zhaoling, Zheng He's lucky ship on his voyages to the West, Dunhuang's "Returning" flying sky mural, The cabinets contain various antiques with traces of overseas Chinese, a Rui Art Gallery, and a spiral staircase with a sense of age. Executive lounges and guest rooms with views on the 10th and 11th floors, Just a quick glance away are the National Art Museum of China, Guardian Art Center, and Jingshan. The magnificent scenery east of the Forbidden City is within sight There is a spiral staircase from the 10th to the 11th floor which is also great for taking photos. Living in the Beijing Overseas Chinese Building, which was once one of the "Top Ten Buildings" in Beijing, Live properly in Wangfujing Art Museum. Get✅15 magical camera positions for taking photos Hall: The six horse sculptures "Piao" and "Sa Lu Zi" from the Tang Zhaoling Mausoleum, Zheng He's lucky ship to the West, the front desk of the Dunhuang "Return" Feitian mural, Rui Art Museum, the lucky ship, and the spiral staircase with a sense of age. Floor 10: Executive Lounge, Executive Suite 11th floor: Executive suite, Southeast Asian style suite apparel: It is recommended to wear artistic style and new Chinese style. The Tang Dynasty costumes in the lobby are also suitable~

Brilliance at the Overseas Chinese Mansion: A Sense of Calm from a Venerable Hotel No. 2 Wangfujing Street. This address alone is destined to carry countless histories and stories. As one of the landmark buildings in Beijing in the 1950s, the Overseas Chinese Mansion underwent a large-scale renovation in 2021. It's been on my must-visit list ever since, and I finally had the chance to check it out during the Lunar New Year. Overall, the renovation is neither particularly impressive nor disappointing. The design elements commonly used by CCD, such as Southeast Asian rattan weaving and retro glass partitions, are immediately recognizable. Upon checking, it is indeed a CCD production. However, the art sculptures do somewhat alleviate the overly business-like atmosphere. As a renovated older hotel, some inherent flaws, like the ceiling height and the small-framed glass windows in the rooms, are unavoidable. Fortunately, the rooms are still decent enough to stay in. However, the hardware configuration suggests that the owners aren't aiming to compete with the PuXuan Hotel across the street. They are targeting two different customer groups. One of the few highlights is the Atelier Cologne toiletries. I recall the Guangzhou Mandarin Oriental also used this grapefruit-scented one. The refreshing fragrance is quite pleasant. The breakfast selection was surprisingly good. Although there's no à la carte menu, the extensive buffet offers a wide variety, and staff members frequently recommend special snacks at each table. The quality is also excellent. My overall impression after staying here is that while Brilliance at the Overseas Chinese Mansion isn't perfect, it doesn't have any significant shortcomings either. Its convenient location makes it a worthwhile option for both business trips and leisure travel.

The biggest advantage: It is only 50 meters away from the subway station. ▲I am not exaggerating. This hotel is really attractive to me who has been running around in Beijing. When I first chose the hotel, I chose it just because it is close to the subway. But after staying there, I was very satisfied. Price: Stayed in a room with a view Location: The hotel is 50 meters from Exit D of Line 8 China Art Museum Station. To: The Forbidden City is about 2 kilometers away and it is most convenient to go there by bicycle. To: Jingshan Park and Beihai Park, 3 bus stops. You can walk or ride a bike, about 2 kilometers. To: Shichahai, 2 subway stops, Shichahai is also on Metro Line 8. To: Lama Temple, 3 subway stops. To: Beijing Zoo, 6 subway stops. Restaurant: Breakfast is on the first floor, and costs HKD168 per order. The food is very rich (see Figures 6-10). There is Chinese food, salad, bread, etc., and the taste is also good. Facilities and Services: The hotel is newly renovated in a modern style. The public areas have an artistic atmosphere and the rooms have many clever design ideas: moss and green plants on the tables, and speakers. There is an old-fashioned telephone in the elevator lobby, and the hand cream is O'Luo's Grapefruit. The gym and swimming pool are on the 5th floor and are very clean. The service was also very good. We stayed for two nights in total. The bathtub in the room we stayed in on the first day was built-in, and the bathroom space could not be completely enclosed. It felt very awkward. I called the hotel front desk and they immediately sent staff to change the room. (You can see the difference in the bathtub in Figures 4 and 5) Sleeping environment: Fully automatic blackout roller blinds, no light at all, and a soft goose down quilt, perfect for sleeping.

⭐️Really, the hotel has a strong artistic atmosphere and a high level of sexiness price/performance. Overseas Chinese Building is located on Wangfujing Street, close to the Forbidden City, Qianmen Street, Jingshan Park, etc. It is located in the city with convenient transportation. room service ⭐️The guest room is clean and tidy, the overall space is very good, and the facilities and equipment are also of high quality! The room has floor-to-ceiling windows, good lighting, and an open wardrobe. There is a bathtub in the room, and the toiletries are often replaced. It is also equipped with a capsule coffee machine and a stereo, making it convenient to relax and unwind.

Room prices fluctuate with seasons and holidays. Dear friends, please be rational when recommending. 🏨 Name: Beijing Overseas Chinese Mansion Ruishi Hotel ☆ Excellent location It is only a 3-minute walk from the China Art Museum subway station! The surrounding subway lines 🚇 5, 6, and 8 all pass through, making travel extremely convenient. Whether going to Wangfujing, Shichahai Houhai, or the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, you can reach them directly by subway. Moreover, the China Art Museum is diagonally opposite, making it a perfect choice for families visiting attractions with children💯. ☆ Beautiful and tasteful hotel exterior The interior has just been renovated and has an artistic atmosphere, befitting its location opposite the art museum🖼️. Upon entering the hotel, you can feel the luxurious and grand ambiance, with exquisite decor that highlights quality and style in every detail. ☆ Spacious and comfortable rooms The bedding is so soft it feels like lying on a cloud☁️, ensuring a good night's sleep until dawn. From the room window, you can enjoy the unique cityscape of Beijing, feeling integrated with the city. The room facilities are also very complete, with an open wardrobe, capsule coffee machine☕, and sound system, making it both convenient and pleasant. ☆ Warm and attentive staff Before check-in, they call to ask if there are any special needs, which is very considerate❤️. The cleaning lady does a very thorough job, keeping the room clean and even folding my clothes. I am touched˶o̴̶̷᷄‸o̴̶̷̥᷅.

🏨 Art Meets Luxury at Empark Prime: Discover a world where art and comfort collide at Empark Prime Hotel Beijing. Nestled in the vibrant Wangfujing district, this gem offers a feast for the senses with its artistic décor and handcrafted elegance. Every corner tells a story, making it a dreamy escape for the style-savvy traveler. 🛏️ Serene Spaces & Urban Chic: Rooms at Empark Prime are a tranquil haven with a stylish twist. Spacious, spotless, and brimming with amenities – think bathtubs, sound systems, and even capsule coffee machines for your caffeine fix. Floor-to-ceiling windows invite the city's energy while offering a peaceful retreat. 🍜 Culinary Delights & Nanyang Nostalgia: Embark on a gastronomic journey without leaving the hotel. From the intricate flavors of old Beijing in the afternoon tea to the zesty zing of Tom Yum Goong, your taste buds will travel from the historic capital to the heart of Southeast Asia. 📍 Unbeatable Location & Connectivity: Location is everything, and Empark Prime doesn't disappoint. A stone's throw from Tiananmen Square and with easy subway access, it's your perfect base for exploring Beijing's wonders. Plus, the nearby National Art Museum and local eateries add a dash of culture and convenience to your stay. 🎖️ Stellar Service & Amenities: Experience top-tier hospitality with thoughtful touches like room upgrades and leisurely breakfasts. With an infinity pool, gym, and sauna, your leisure needs are fully met. It's no wonder guests are eager to return! 🏙️ Empark Prime Hotel Beijing, No.2 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, 100006, China.

Almost missed a hotel because of its name. Every time I hear something like 'Overseas Chinese', I always think it's an old and outdated hotel. Luckily, I took a few more glances. It's right on Wangfujing Street, just two blocks away from Tiananmen Square. Cross the street downstairs and there's a subway entrance. Diagonally opposite is the National Art Museum Hotel, and 200 meters away is the Capital Theatre. During the days we stayed there, Lao She's 'Teahouse' was being performed, but unfortunately, we couldn't get tickets. A little further north, there's a big locust tree barbecue restaurant, which is very convenient. The service was also good. The receptionist was very kind and upgraded our room. Breakfast and checkout times were relatively late. I am very willing to become a regular here!!

You have to admit the cost-performance ratio of this hotel is unbeatable - Overseas Chinese Mansion Rui Shi Hotel. 🎀Location: The hotel is in a prime location, situated on Wangfujing Street, close to the Forbidden City, Qianmen Street, Jingshan Park, etc., in the heart of the city. It's also near subway lines 5 and 6, which is very convenient if you're visiting Beijing. The hotel has a strong artistic atmosphere and offers great value for money, making dining and entertainment extremely convenient. 🎀Hotel Environment: The hotel has been newly renovated, with new and high-end facilities and equipment. The environment is superb, and the overall look is luxurious and grand, making it a great spot for taking photos - any random shot could be a masterpiece! 🎀Hotel Rooms: The guest rooms are clean and tidy, with a great sense of space and quality facilities! The rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing for excellent natural light, and include an open wardrobe. The rooms also feature bathtubs, and the toiletries are frequently replaced. Additionally, there's a capsule coffee machine and a sound system, making relaxation and leisure very convenient. 🎀Hotel Restaurant: The restaurant has a nice environment with a wide variety of dishes. I personally think the cost-performance ratio is quite high, and the taste is good too. I recommend trying the noodles - they're chewy and delicious! 🎀Amenities: The hotel offers an infinity pool, a gym, and a sauna room, all with complete facilities and equipment, providing a great experience. It's worth checking in!

The treasure hotel next to the Forbidden City in Beijing is linked to the Ruishi Hotel in Huaqiao Building, Beijing. The biggest advantage: it is only 50 meters away from the subway station. I'm not exaggerating. This hotel is really attractive to me who has been working hard in Beijing. When I first chose the hotel, I chose it simply because it is close to the subway. But I was very satisfied after checking in Luxury King Bed (this room type is cheaper, but it was sold out when I booked it) 3Geographic location: The hotel is 50 meters from Exit D of China Art Museum Station on Line 8. To: The Forbidden City is about 2 kilometers away and it is most convenient to go there by bicycle. To Jingshan Park and Beihai Park, take the bus one stop. You can walk or ride a bike, about 2 kilometers. To: Shichahai, 2 subway stops, Shilihai is also on Metro Line 8. To: Lama Temple, 3 subway stops. To: Beijing Zoo, 6 subway stops. ④Restaurant: Breakfast is on the first floor. It costs 168 RMB per item. There is a wide variety of food, including Chinese food, salad, bread, etc., and the taste is also good. Facilities and Services: The hotel is newly renovated in a modern style. The public areas have an artistic atmosphere. The rooms have many clever design ideas: moss and green plants on the tables, and speakers. There is an old-fashioned telephone in the elevator lobby, and the hand cream is Aulong's Grapefruit. The gym and swimming pool are on the 5th floor and are very clean. The service was also very good.