Hotels near Tianqiao Acrobatics Theatre

Charming Courtyard hotel. Nice staff. Very helpful. 7 min walk to subway. Most cab drivers will not know exactly where this place is. Without proper directions, you may have trouble walking to this place. I advise emailing hotel in advance and asking for detailed directions if you are taking the subway here, or for a taxi, ask the hotel staff to email you the address and directions in Chinese as most cab drivers will need that to get you here.

it is a traditional Chinese setting with modern comfort, walking distance to forbidden city and national center for performing arts. staff are friendly and helpful. Though quoted breakfast is unreasonably high, our breakfasts were included in room. No complain. I will book this hotel again.

We spend 5 nigth and like the stay. Staff was friendly and have a good breadfast buffet

It really depends on what you are looking for. I really miss this hotel for its great location (walking distance to the top attractions such as Wang Fu Jing and TAM Square) and the basic comfortableness. It is on a quiet street despite proximity to the attractions. The room had no window - but it worked for me, as first it's at the end of the aisle and noise was really low (the rooms were not very soundproof), 2ndly to me a window only provides path for the smog which nowadays often plagues Beijing. At night it was perfectly quiet and dark. And the bedding was just what I like. Clean soft cotton and basic but comfortably supporting mattress. Surprisingly I did not get any aches/soreness I usually got sleeping in cheap hotel beds as I did elsewhere. On the other side, the room was definitely not at high end. The water was good and hot but the shower was directly onto the bathroom floor, with only a curtain shielding the cabinet from water. The room was very small with only space for a full bed, some basic furniture and not much more open space. I did not even both to go to the roof as everyone said it was not good, and did not try the breakfast which was optional and expensive. But what you want to see is outside, isn't it? Tips: Call if you need a taxi. The main road does not allow taxis to stop, the local street does but it is not where taxis usually pass by. Subway is very close. And many hotels do not provide heat until the official heat providing date in city.

Our room on the 6th floor had a balcony overlooking the Forbidden City and Tiannamen Square. The view alone makes the hotel worth a visit -

Though the hotel is relatively old, but everything is good, I will choose it again next time

I've been to Beijing on business several times, and have never liked the bland business hotels on wide, bleak roads that I previously stayed in. This hotel was the opposite -- lots of history (250 years!) and lots of character, but still adequately comfortable. It was also in an older part of town built on a human scale -- the morning walk along the hutong (alley) out to the main road to catch a cab was a highlight of my day. The staff are very friendly, with solid English skills, and breakfast was respectable as well.