Huguosi Hotel Beijing is located at the west end of huguosi street, an ancient cultural street in Beijing. It is not only adjacent to Xidan commercial street and Xinjiekou commercial center, but also in Shichahai natural and cultural scenic spot. It is surrounded by the people's theater, a famous opera garden in Beijing, and Huguo temple, a famous traditional food and snack shop in old Beijing. There are many cultural and tourist attractions, such as the former residence of famous Peking Opera master Mei Lanfang, Shichahai Scenic Area, Gongwangfu garden, Guo Moruo's former residence, Beihai Park, etc. The hotel is about 2 minutes' walk away from Metro Line 4 and line 6. There are many bus lines in front of the hotel, which can reach every corner of Beijing. The hotel is located in the center of the city, which can meet the different needs of business and tourism guests.
The hotel has more than 100 guest rooms (sets), with independent toilet, telephone, TV, 24-hour hot water and filtered purified water, as well as broadband WiFi Internet service. Some guest rooms are also equipped with air purifier, intelligent toilet and other equipment; The front desk can provide foreign currency exchange, luggage deposit and safe deposit service; The hall is equipped with self-service front desk intelligent equipment, self-service check-in, convenient and fast. In addition, the huguosi station of Beijing Tourism Consulting Service Center is also located in the hotel hall, which can provide standard tourism consulting, ticketing and other services free of charge.
Huguosi Hotel Beijing is 23.6km from the airport.
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Huguosi Hotel Beijing.
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
The room prices is from cny678, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Coming to Beijing, I want to explore the hutongs, Shichahai, and cultural heritage sites in Xicheng all at once. Choosing the right place to stay can save me half the detours. I specifically booked my accommodation at Huguosi Hotel Beijing this time. After staying for three days, I realized that its surrounding facilities and convenient transportation were tailor-made for a deep exploration of Xicheng. You don't have to squeeze into the crowds of Nanluogu Lane, just lift your foot and immerse yourself in the authentic old Beijing fireworks.
The hotel is located at the core of Huguosi Street. When you go out, you can take a turn to find the Huguosi Snack Head Office. You don't need to make a special strategy to find time-honored brands. You can eat Pea puree cake, coke circle and Lvdagur (Glutinous Rice Rolls with Sweet Bean Flour) just out of the pot downstairs. When you go there at 7:00 in the morning, you can also avoid the peak of the queue. You can watch the old man walking slowly with a birdcage while eating breakfast, and you can immerse yourself in the morning of old Beijing when you just landed. Within 5 minutes' walk, there are several old Beijing restaurants that have been open for 20 or 30 years. There are copper pot instant boiled meat, Zhajiangmian, and grilled meat. Even if you come back from walking through the alley in the middle of the night, you can find the open night snack bar within a few steps, and you don't need to look for food everywhere in the street late at night.
Walk east for 10 minutes and you will reach Shichahai Qianhai. Follow the trail by the lake and slowly wander along. Along the way, you can pass by characteristic Beijing restaurants such as Xiaowangfu, or enter a niche alley next to the cigarette bag diagonal street to avoid the crowds on the main street. Watch the old Beijing courtyard houses drying their blankets at the entrance and listen to the sound of Beijing opera coming from the alley. Riding northwest for 15 minutes, you can reach the vicinity of Shougang International Building, where there is a wide selection of Cantonese cuisine and various local restaurants. You can meet up with clients or friends without crossing half of Beijing city. If you want to visit the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park, it only takes a few bus stops and 20 minutes to get there directly, without wasting time on commuting.
The most worry free feature here is the three-dimensional transportation network. It takes only 5 minutes to walk to Xinjiekou Station on Line 4, and goes directly south to Xidan and Beijing South Station, and north to Zhongguancun and the Summer Palace; It takes only 10 minutes to walk to Ping'anli Station on Line 6, and two stops to get to Nanluoguxiang. The transfer to Chaoyang and Tongzhou directions is also very smooth. The bus stop at the entrance covers more than ten routes such as Route 111 and Route 105, all of which are classic routes that run through the old city area. If you want to go to places like Peking University First Hospital and Beijing Normal University, you can take the bus directly without taking detours. If you are in a hurry to catch a flight, you can take the North Second Ring Road from the hotel and arrive directly at the Capital International Airport in about 40 minutes, without having to repeatedly transfer and fuss with large luggage.
What's even more considerate is that the surrounding living facilities can fully cover all kinds of needs. The 24-hour convenience store is right across from the hotel, and you can buy small travel items downstairs in the middle of the night; Third tier hospitals are within a 15 minute drive, and can quickly seek medical attention in case of sudden physical discomfort; If you want to browse old bookstores and search for old items, just walk a few steps along the alley to find the hidden treasure shop deep inside.
Many people come to Beijing hoping to squeeze into the popular hotels in the city center, but they overlook the travel advantages of the western city area. Living here, you don't have to waste a lot of time commuting. After waking up, you can leisurely go out and arrange your itinerary of strolling through hutongs, eating at old brands, and checking in at scenic spots in a relaxed and comfortable way. Whether you are visiting Beijing for an in-depth tour or going on a business trip to Xicheng, Huguosi Hotel Beijing is an excellent choice that can make you travel less and enjoy your trip more.Show more
I came to Beijing this time to avoid the crowds of people in the business district. I strolled through the old alleys for a few days and specifically booked my accommodation at the Huguosi Hotel Beijing on Huguosi Street. At the moment I pushed open the hotel door, I realized that it was like a quiet resting place hidden by the seaside in Shicha. When I went out, I was greeted by an old street with the fragrance of Beijing. I didn't have to rush to the subway, and I could easily immerse myself in the most authentic old Beijing fireworks with just a foot up.
From the Xinjiekou subway station, walk along Huguosi Street for five minutes to the hotel. The door face is low-key Chinese style. The red painted door is matched with a small lantern hanging at the door. The aunt who just entered the front desk smiled and greeted with a Beijing film. I heard that I came to visit the alley, and directly gave me a hand-painted food map of the alley. Even the most authentic Pea puree cake and which path can bypass the flow of people to Shichahai were clearly marked for me. When checking in, he specifically reminded me that the Huguo Temple snack shop downstairs had just opened at 7am, and there was no need to queue for the least number of people. This local style thoughtfulness instantly relieved the exhaustion of rushing.
The room I live in is not particularly large, but it is clean and spacious, without fancy internet famous soft furnishings. The solid wood tables and chairs paired with plain bedding exude a sense of security. At the window, you can just see the street view of Huguosi Street. When you open the curtains in the morning, you can see the old man walking slowly with a birdcage. The snack bar on the roadside is steaming hot, and the smell of coke rings and fermented sour milk made from ground mung bean wow gold is floating in the air. The bathroom has been separated into dry and wet areas, and the 24-hour hot water output is stable and hot. After a day of wandering in the alley, taking a hot shower makes my whole body feel comfortable.
The most amazing thing is its location. Just take a turn outside and you'll find the Huguo Temple Snack Store. You don't have to make a special search for old brands, you can just go downstairs and taste the authentic old Beijing flavor. Walking east for ten minutes, you can reach Shichahai. In the evening, you can slowly sway along the lakeside of Houhai, watching men singing Beijing opera on the shore. The evening breeze is wrapped in the fragrance of lotus flowers, and even your footsteps unconsciously slow down. To the west, it takes only a few minutes to reach Xinjiekou. It is particularly convenient to visit old music and video stores, check in at popular hotpot restaurants, and go to attractions such as the Forbidden City and Nanluoguxiang. You can take a few bus stops directly without wasting time on commuting.
The details of the hotel are full of the authenticity of old Beijing. The direct drinking water in public areas is warm, and you can drink it directly when you come back after a tiring stroll; The front desk can borrow wheelchairs and canes for free, making it particularly convenient to bring the elderly to explore the hutongs; There is also a foreign currency exchange point in the courtyard, so foreign friends who come for tourism don't have to look for banks everywhere to exchange money. After strolling through the hutongs at night, come back and chat with the on duty old man in the lobby. He can also tell you many old stories about Huguo Temple, which is much more interesting than searching for guides online.
Before, when I came to Beijing, I always wanted to squeeze into the internet famous business district. After staying at Huguosi Hotel Beijing this time, I realized that the most authentic Beijing flavor is never in crowded attractions, but hidden in the smoke and fire of the alleys. Being able to live in a place where the old street is just outside and there are thoughtful details everywhere, and strolling through the hutongs for a few days is the most comfortable way to open up in Beijing.Show more