This was my first trip to China and I definitely wanted to stay in a Hutong. My boyfriend had stayed here in the past, so I figured we would stay here this time. Take a metered taxi from the airport and make sure you have the hotel name and address in Chinese, otherwise the Hutong may be hard to find... more

This hotel was conveniently located near the Houhai Lake district which is one of the top two nightlife districts in Beijing. Very close to the subway with easy access to all major tourists sites. Hotel is clean and comfortable, but modest. Bar/patio area is great place to unwind after a long day of site seeing. Staff is very friendly and... more

When i arrived Hutong Inn hotel its about 6pm. The receptionist can't understand my english then she call another lady who can communicate with me. We booking this hotel via there own website but they told me we haven't reservation. Then we talking arround 15 minuts later they agree to give me one room. When we open that room there... more

Our family will most certainly cherish the memorable experice of hospitality and kindness that we have encountered here! Their generous appeal made China a wonderful experience and to be more presise : entered as guests and left as family" we appreciate all their hospitality and kindness and thanks them for making Zaoyuanju Hutong Inn a warm home to our family!... more

I was a solo traveller amd stayed at this hotel for 4 nights. The location is about 10 minutes walk to the subway stop. It is set in one of the Hutongs( back alleys) off the main street and very hard to find. The streets around this area always smelled like sewage due to abundance of public bathrooms.Make sure someone... more

We found ourselves stuck at Beijing airport as we had subload tickets and it was a national holiday.Luckily we met a stewardess from Cathay Pacific in the same boat.She took us to the Hutong Inn, having rung her uncle, and negotiated a deal even though it was the last room available. At 220 Ruan/night for 2 B+B it was as... more

I had difficulty adapting myself to the chaotic energies I found in Beijing. I expected a calm zen filled experience but was immediately greeted by a torrent of persistent demands for my attention. The Hutong Inn was a marvellous escape from it all. We got picked up from the airport for 200 RMB (Very overpriced) by the manager of the... more

My expectations for this hotel were quite high based on the reviews I had read. Though the location is quite nice, the walls are not thick enough to allow you to sleep through the noisiness of the early-morning hutong. The heating was only available at night and the rooms were not particularly clean. Do not expect rooms to be served... more

Paid 240y/nt for 6 nights. We changed rooms before the 1st night was over. Room 116, street level, was too close to the alley and very noisy. I think also the fact it was on the 1st floor, it may have had some gnats or fleas. I got a couple of bites on my leg within an hour of laying... more