Han's Royal Garden Hotel

Im gonna recommend this hotel to everyone whos gonna stay in Beijing! With only 33 rooms its very quiet and peaseful, and the staff gives top service.

I recently stayed at the Han's Royal Garden Hotel for business reasons and was delighted with the welcome and quiet aspect of the hotel. I have visited Beijing a few times and have stayed in more commercial/western-suitable hotels. I was looking for a true Chinese experience this time and the Han's Royal Garden excelled on that point. Hidden away from the hustle & bustle but nestled in the middle of an active Hutong community, the Hotel offered every luxury you needed after a long work day. I booked the Han's suite which was huge by Asian standards. Very large and comfortable bedroom, separate lounge area and enormous bathroom enabled you to feel right at home. Big bonus with a TV in the bath room, bedroom and lounge area. The staff were very accommodating. Both Stacey & Sara at reception were excellent ambassadors and most helpful with advice and ideas. All staff were happy to see you and offer support if needed. You have to try the subway system - for $2 Yuan you can travel as many stations as needed along as many lines as needed. Safe, simple and very cheap. The Hutong community was fantastic. Made for a very realistic Chinese experience, ambling down the narrow streets and looking at the various shops. Great restaurants and take-away type shops to choose from. I felt very safe walking around the Hutong late at night. I will definitely stay there on my next business visit.

We stayed in 6 star hotels for 4 weeks while travelling the orient. Without question Han's was superior to all. ONE PROBLEM, they are tucked away in an alley and no one knows where they are but once you find the place, WOW, u will never stay at the waldorf or Ritz again.

Who does like the old authentic feeling came to the right place. A lot of historie in this place. Antique furniture thru the whole hotel. Very nice. The rooms are updated so don't worry. The staff was very helpful particularly Sarah and Stacy. Some problems with the internet was solved right away. We got also tips where to go for shopping and food. That worked just fine. Sitting in the middle of all this little hutongs ( small side streets ) gives you he real feeling of China. A lot of places you can walk to like temples, markets and lakes. All in all a good choice to stay. Saying that there is a few things to keep in mind, your are in China. Lifestyle is different. So cleanliness and the love to details are just not there. To bad. Who loves hard bedding and pillows will be happy. The discreption of the rooms are not quite correct and some services are not available. The chine's restaurant is very nice but the food is average and way to expensive. The western restaurant we been told is not great either. But there are a lot of places to eat and good once too. Make sure you get a taxi from the hotel or restaurant it is cheap and the best way to go. Staying on the road and waving might be a little challanging. Not every taxi takes you. But overall not bad, go and enjoy China.

THE FINEST HOTEL EXPERIENCE YOU WILL FIND IN BEIJING --- GUARANTEED!! WORTH EVERY PENNY. I WOULD FEEL SATISFIED IF I HAD PAID TRIPLE THE RATE. You will not find a better hotel in Beijing. Han's Garden is a Si He Yuan which was a real property of a Qing Dynasty Eunoch. It is tastefully renovated in the Imperial Chinese style but does not come off cheap or kitchy.. TRULY ELEGANT!!!! There are only 32 rooms in the Garden so after sundown it is very quiet and peaceful.. No noise pollution whatsoever. BUT only about 200 meters away is NANLUOGUXIANG which is rising as one of Beijing's hippest hotspots for shopping, hanging out, bars with live music, etc... The hotel also has a large bar, dining and sitting area that is white and black marble, in the ultra modern western style to match the ultra modern room designs all in a outer shell of handpainted and handcarved Zitan and HongMu Chinese fascades. I've stayed in many of the finest hotel accomodations in the world and the BED here was simply the best hotel bed I've ever slept in . I had 3 flatscreen tvs in my room - one in the giant bathtub, one opposite the bed, and one in the sitting room. Multi-room CD player- Breakfast concierge service.. and even late nite local noodle or KFC delivery if u like. I ended up spending much of my time giving my Beijing business colleagues and friends tours of Han's Garden just because it was so stunning. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by old China hand!!!

This is not a Hilton or Intercontinental Hotel and that was what I was looking for. This is a unique hotel - it has the most beautiful wood finishes and carvings I have ever seen. It is very comfortable, gorgeous, in an old centrally located part of Beijing, in a nice neighborhood and has decor that is upscale Chineese. See the photos on their web site.

Amazing hotel. Everything about was just perfect. A oasis in a desert. Cannot recommend this place enough. The rooms were absolutely luxurious. We had our 2 year ols and 6 year old with us and there was so much space and comfort for all.

it was an extremely pleasant experience from the beginning to the end...the hotel is gorgeous...i was first afraid the photos were too touched-up...but when i saw the actual hotel...it was just as beautiful as it appears in the photos! i've never tried the food in the hotel...but the surrounding 'hutong' dining experience was a lot of fun! great location to many fun spots...ask the front desk where to go and they'll give you plenty of ideas as to how to fill up your days with memorable activities...love this hotel...beautiful, reasonable and a royal experience...i highly recommend it and will definitely stay here again!!

Georgous Hotel...friendly service...amazing location...reasonable price...highly recommend it and will definitely stay again!!!!

the rooms were lovely- quiet, well appointed with a FANTASTIC bed and great bathroom. Free wifi was very useful as i was there on business. The staff were terrific and organised a driver for a couple of quick sightseeing adventures, good eating and massage advice. This was an oasis in busy, bustling Beijing.