Courtyard in a Hutong

Decoration Style The hotel has a modern Chinese style, perfectly combining traditional Chinese elements with modern home furnishings. The courtyard is a typical old Beijing courtyard with original features, facing south, with three courtyards, a hanging flower gate, main room, and wing rooms. The interior decoration is mainly in classic Chinese red, and the traditional style is continued in the rooms, equipped with modern facilities such as air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and tea/coffee making facilities. The atmosphere is simple and elegant. Room Type/Layout The hotel is located at No. 29, Xisi North 7th Alley, and is built on the basis of the original courtyard. The courtyard has a complete layout, with a spacious square courtyard, vermilion beams and pillars, and an elegant atmosphere. There is also a fish tank in the center of the courtyard, with lotus flowers standing tall and fish playing in it. Long wooden tables and chairs are available for guests to drink tea and chat. Things to Do The hotel is surrounded by abundant tourism resources, and you can walk to famous attractions such as Prince Gong's Mansion, Shichahai, and Houhai Bar Street. There are also Xidan Shopping Center, Xinjiekou Shopping Street, and Huguosi Snack Street nearby, where you can experience historical culture and enjoy the prosperity and cuisine of modern cities. Dining Features The hotel itself does not specifically mention having a featured restaurant, but there are many restaurants nearby. Huguosi Snack Street, not far from the hotel, brings together a variety of old Beijing snacks, such as noodles with fried bean sauce, douzhi (mung bean milk), fried dough rings, and fried sausages, allowing tourists to taste authentic Beijing flavors. Other tips • The hotel is located in a hutong, only a 6-minute walk from Ping'anli subway station on Lines 4 and 6, making transportation very convenient. • The surrounding hutongs have a strong culture. Tourists who like hutong culture can have an in-depth experience of the local customs of old Beijing.