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9 / 10 Guest Rating

Han's Royal Garden Hotel

20 Qinlao Hutong, South Jiaodaokou St., Dongcheng District, Beijing, Beijing, 100009, Beijing, CN

Han's Royal Garden Hotel - main view

About the Property

Recreational Opportunites - Indulge in a variety of activities including a nightclub, a spa tub, and a fitness center to make your stay memorable.

Deluxe Amenities - Enjoy complimentary wired and wireless internet access, concierge services, room service, and a bar/lounge for your convenience.

Central Location - Explore nearby attractions such as Shichahai, Houhai Lake, and South Luogu Lane while staying at our luxury hotel.

Book now and experience all this and more at Han's Royal Garden Hotel in Beijing!

Facilities & Amenities

Fitness facilities
Express check-out
Nightclub
Free WiFi
24-hour front desk
Terrace
Garden
Luggage storage
Express check-in/check-out
Designated smoking area

Important Information

Check-in & Out

Check-in
Check-out12:00 PM

Property Notes

Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a nightclub, a hot tub, and a fitness center. Additional features at this Art Deco hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.

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1 night · 2 adults

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Guest Reviews

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Exceptional50 verified reviews

Categories

Cleanliness9.6
Location9.8
Service9.2
Facilities9.0
Value for money8.9
Comfort9.5

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Lisa
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Jun 7, 2017

"Exceptional"

10.0

Amazing staff. Location perfect, except taxi's can't find it. Expensive for this area. The building's history really adds to the uniqueness of the property.

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dBW
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in May 14, 2017

"Unique Stay At Historic Hotel"

8.0

This was a truly unique visit in an historic building tucked in the city that has grown around it. It is like staying in the Forbidden City. I was told the original sight was over 300 years old, but I didn't get a clear answer on which part of the building, if any, were actually original. Multiple wonderful courtyards to explore and artifacts throughout the hotel. They put on formal Chinese dinners complete with traditional live music. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the Metro station which goes through pedestrian only street with nice shops, bars, and restaurants. It is a little pricey for the actual room, but if you crave something unique, it's worth the extra $$.

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Holly
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Apr 17, 2017

"Good location and hotel"

8.0

Amazing location and facilities. I booked a room that was supposed to hold 3 people based on the description and had to pay 400RMB extra for a cot.

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wael
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Sep 30, 2016

"Excellent"

8.0

good

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wafa
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Sep 21, 2016

"great location, authentic chinese experience"

8.0

very friendly staff, attentive to our needs

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WL
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Oct 20, 2014

"Great neighbourhood deep in the Hutongs"

8.0

Nice hotel with charming traditional Beijing courtyard. Hardware in the rooms are a bit worn and lacking attention to details. Service is good in general but somehow our request for a taxi to the airport, delivered 3 times, over a period of 3 days, never reached the concierge and we almost missed our onward train journey. The Hutongs in the neighbourhood are the best aspect of choosing this hotel. They are full of independent restaurants and shops and are exceedingly charming. But this also renders the hotel a bit difficult to find for taxi drivers. It's recommended to have your map loaded in advance to help the taxi drivers find the hotel.

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Skip
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Sep 16, 2014

"Days of Glory Past"

6.0

Beautiful exterior, worn out interior, friendly staff. Hotel has seen better days. In great need of an infusion of cash to bring it back to 4 or 5 star status. Carpets worn and dirty, little or no hot water. Never figured out breakfast, sometimes they had a minimal, and I mean minimal breakfast, more often than not, nothing. Staff was great though.

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Verified traveler
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Sep 8, 2014

"Great, non-corporate hotel"

8.0

The hotel staff was fantastic. Gave us a detailed map of the city, oriented us to the major tourist sites in Beijing, helped us with taxi rides, checked our departing flight for us and ordered food for us after hours. The hotel was actually a building for Qing Dynasty officials and retains the ambience of older Chinese architecture. That alone makes it worth the stay if you can tolerate being away from another anonymous corporate hotel.

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Keith
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Standard Room
Stayed in Jun 3, 2014

"Great location - hard to find, worth the effort."

8.0

If you are looking for a hotel in Beijing that is not the usual bland multi-national chain , then this is the place for you. An oasis of calm in the middle of the city and close enough to walk to many of the local attractions. For those further away it is close to a metro station. Staff were friendly and the accommodation of a good standard. The one challenge is finding the place! It is in the "hutongs" which are a sprawling area of old alleyways. The initial approach is along a busy, touristy, bustling hutong - after that it is a leap of faith to walk down a much darker, narrower alley with no clear indication that a top class hotel is situated some way down it. It is worth the effort, full of character with the rooms arranged around tranquil courtyards containing pools of carp.

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Alexander
Verified booking
Standard Room
Stayed in Apr 29, 2014

"Good location, friendly staff"

8.0

The staff was attentive and helpful. They gave great tips on places to visit and helped us navigate the city. I would totally recommend the hotel to friends visiting Beijing.

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