The Orchid Hotel, Beijing
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“A laid-back hotel in one of the city’s most vibrant hutong neighborhoods, The Orchid offers a relaxing way to experience local life in old Beijing. From a trio of roof terraces you can catch sight of the famed Drum and Bell Towers looming over tiled rooftops.”
“A firm favorite among travelers looking for somewhere hip but still down-to-earth, the Orchid is a serene spot in the heart of Beijing’s most vibrant hutong district.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Beijing.
“A cozy 10-room charmer hidden away in one of Beijing’s up-and-coming hutongs, The Orchid is a favorite with travelers looking for character and comfort at a bargain price.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Beijing.
“This 10-room hotel in a traditional courtyard house is made for those seeking old Beijing with a serving of cool, in a hip and gentrified district of the city. It’s as eclectic as the whims of its Tibetan and Canadian owners, offering a hip restaurant, secret gardens and pretty terraces.”
What guests liked
- Helpful staff
- Great breakfast
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Top location
All you need to know
Located in the historic neighborhood of Hutong, this luxury hotel promises the best of accommodation options to visitors in the city. The hotel is located close to some of the most popular center of attraction in the city; The Forbidden City is 3 km away from the hotel, the National Art Museum of China is a little over 2 km away from the hotel while the Lama Temple is just a 25-minute walk away from the hotel. The nearest airport to the hotel is the Beijing Capital International Airport which is 22 km away.
The rooms of the hotel feature simple but yet elegant use of natural elements. Elements such as wood and brick are combined perfectly to create the perfect room for guests. The rooms offer standard features such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV with cable channels, and full air conditioning. The hotel also offers other amenities such as an electric kettle and a local tea-maker all put in place to ensure the well-being of guests. The bathrooms come with a rain shower, a bathrobe and bathroom slippers.
The hotel has a new block of residences across the main property that offers the same amenities and facilities as the main hotel.
Breakfast is made available by the hotel for guests every morning ensuring the day is started on the right foot. The A La Carte Restaurant offers several dishes and cuisines for the enjoyment and satisfaction of guests.
The Orchid Hotel provides the perfect place to stay after getting all the excitement of the city.
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