Hotels near Yinding Bridge in Beijing

A great accommodation experience. The hotel facilities are complete, the rooms are clean and tidy, and there is voice control by Xiao Ai. The location is right by Houhai, very close to Line 6 and Line 8. It is very convenient to eat, drink and travel. I will definitely choose Houhai next time I come to Shichahai Hailiyuan Hotel.

I’ve stayed at Perfect Nostalgia recently and I definitely suggest it for short trip in Beijing. Located very close to the famous NanGouluxian, you can find restaurant and small bars and coffee shops all around. The room was pretty, clean, a bit small but since I was just by self it was perfect! It had all the comforts, towels and toiletries. The staff was super kind and available for any inquiries and very fast while doing the check in registration. Definitely a 10/10!

The courtyard is full of ancient style. Although the dim lighting is not used to it, it has a warm atmosphere and a beautiful courtyard. What's more special is that free vintage clothes are provided for residents to enjoy taking photos. Each room also comes with fruits. The breakfast is well-organized and balanced, and you can add more if you're not full. What's even more touching is that when I checked out, my brother took me to the subway station on an electric bike. I'll definitely visit again next time I'm in Beijing!

The advantage is that it is close to Nanluoguxiang and not far from the Drum Tower. The disadvantage is that there are no plastic slippers. You can only wear disposable slippers when taking a bath. They are very slippery and can easily fall. The air conditioner in the room I stayed in was turned on to the maximum, and after two hours it was 23 degrees Celsius, which was extremely dry. After the wind speed was turned down, the temperature quickly dropped to 20 degrees Celsius. It was cold and dry, and I didn't sleep well all night. What I was most dissatisfied with was the hotel's attitude. My daughter found a red light in the socket and suspected that there was a camera. With the encouragement and help of a local police friend, she called the police station. When the police came, they said it was a USB indicator light, which was not good at first. I was so embarrassed to cause trouble to the police and the store, but I didn't expect that the power was completely cut off later. The store said that inspection could not find the cause. My daughter and I waited in a small dark room for 40 to 50 minutes, and finally we were told that it could not be repaired. Without electricity, there is no heating, and it is impossible to wash or drink hot water. I suggested changing rooms, but the hotel owner said they were fully occupied and couldn't change the room. They could only give me a refund and stay elsewhere. At 10:30 in the evening, we are asked to go out and look for a hotel. Isn’t this a joke? ! I quickly called back my husband and friends who were eating nearby. The result of their negotiation with the store was that they would open a new room for us, and my husband's friend would stay in the one without electricity. Not long after I changed rooms, the one without electricity also had electricity! I'm quite angry. Isn't it full? Isn’t it impossible to repair it? Are you bullying us two? Are you punishing us for calling the police? I originally came out to take the children to relax, but I didn't expect to encounter such a heartbreaking thing! The first time I called the police in my life was really unforgettable!

Overall, the room is quite satisfactory. Downstairs of the hotel is the bustling Nanluoguxiang commercial street, but the hotel is relatively quiet, which is suitable for travelers to have a good night's sleep after a long day of running around. The third floor platform of the hotel can directly overlook the entire Nanluogu Alley. It was winter in Beijing when I came here, and in the morning, people in alleys of all sizes were sleeping quietly in the snow. The hotel rooms are larger and the facilities are more comprehensive, but they seem to have been there for a while. In addition, the lighting design in the room is not very good. You have to turn on the corridor light when sleeping. Of course, it doesn't matter if you turn off all the lights. All in all, as a three-star hotel, this is great value for money.

I think the hotel staff are super amazing and very friendly. I reached from huangshan at 3 pm and previous guests were still 10 mins away from checking out from Panaromic balcony room type I booked. So they quickly upgraded me to a better room and offered me another upgrade to a ground floor room with a yard and very cool traditional Chinese bedroom (an expensive one compared to my booking). Location wise 7-12 mins walking from four subway stations. Breakfast ain't swerved so that's why gave 3/5 for Food. Anyway, Good food options like Mr. Shi dumplings, Coast coffee and bar, Courthouse coffee and bar and many other old Winehouses and hutong restaurants are 10 mins walking radius and many other options nearby. Walk the old alleys and hutongs and find your way. Hotel is super clean. They even helped contact many tour operators as per my needs and requirements, and helped me book a trip to simatai and gubei water town. Communication with staff in china is difficult but hotel reception kid with little English speaking and reading capabilities was super sweet to help my stay make a wonderful one. Thanks to Lue in photos for being super patient and welcoming us cheerfully at Qinfu, Beijing.

The location of the hotel is really good, very close to the subway station, and very convenient to go to Nanluoguxiang and Houhai. Next to it is the famous fried noodles. The alley is quiet and comfortable. But the hotel is really average...the first floor is full of all kinds of boxes and the whole thing is very messy. The room is not big and the bathroom smells bad. The toiletries are all in large bottles and there are no nozzles on the top. The small shop at the entrance of the alley sells bags of Head & Shoulders and Rejoice. You can buy two bags for use. That one not far away! It's quite delicious and delicious.

The hotel in the hutong is a quiet place in the hustle and bustle. It is located in Nanluogu Alley, but when you turn around, you will find Ju'er Hutong, which is very quiet. Going out and wandering around in the alleys is very interesting, but it is a bit far from the subway, but the bus is quite close. There are not too many breakfast varieties, but the taste is pretty good. The ingredients are carefully selected and cooked, and the service is also very attentive.

The hotel is in a very good location and very convenient It's amazing. It's much better than I expected. It's very comfortable to live in. It's relatively quiet at night. It might be noisy during the day if there's a school nearby. It's quite nice to live in a Beijing courtyard with your children.

Lovely hotel, staff really helpful and friendly. The only downside was that the room was hot and there wasn’t any air conditioning, it would be great if the hotel could provide a cooling fan. The hotel is near the subway which makes it easy for getting around the city. The nearby hunting is very touristy.