Homestays em Beijing, China

Great place to spend the night after a flight. Pretty close to Beijing Daxing International Airport. Totally recommended!

This has been the best experience we ever been as a family, it’s no longer just about the stay or room itself. We have been well taken care of by the ladies in service and the store manager who made us felt like home. They fed us food and offered drinks throughout the whole day whenever we are back - we have a line up of food and drinks for us. From beef noodles, wanton soup, tang yuan to palace desserts & tea. Soya bean and juices. My kids even tried making COTTON candy, popcorn, grilling sweet potato - and all these are complimentary! No charges - just like a friend, a family. They were very friendly especially with our little ones. Letting us hold the bird and feeding fishes. There’s nothing we cannot do during the stay. What impresses us more - they even does laundry for free (though it’s hard to dry clothes during the winter season). The extended service was astonishing. We felt so welcomed and so blessed to have found this lovely courtyard that offers more than just a stay. We had 4 nights and we felt it was such a long time there. Everyday was a delightful experience. Best place - the interior were modern decorated and high tech with “ AI assistance” for closing the curtains, lights and even the toilets are high tech as well! Last day - they even send us out to the main road. Gave us a small gift that really made us feel so much more than any other hotels can offer. Overall - we loved our time there, it was the first time in China and we enjoyed being there. Thanks again for the great memories! Hope you all remember us as well!

I had wanted to stay in a Siheyuan for the trip and True Go fits nicely into my budget and meets my expectations. Its quiet charm makes it a pleasant stay. However be prepared the rooms are pretty small and because our room is at a courtyard we sometimes hear other guests. Didi comes into the Hutong so don’t have to worry. Train stations are within walking distance and bus stops are just at the street outside the Hutong. Overall, it’s pretty accessible. If the weather and time permits you can actually take a leisurely walk past Wang Fu Jing to Forbidden City.

This hotel is great for early morning flights as it's close to the airport. Even though the location is a bit out of the way, there's a good variety of food delivery options available. Plus, there's a small convenience store nearby that has snacks, sodas, and beer. Compared to city hotels, the rooms here are larger and more spacious, and they even come with a projector and a big TV for watching movies, which is a big plus. The best part is the complimentary airport shuttle service! ❤️

Beijing Wangfujing Courtyard with Private Hot Spring and Japanese Zen Garden Location: Nestled in a hutong off Dengshikou, it's quite unassuming from the outside. Very close to the subway station and not far from the main road, so getting a ride-hailing car is easy. Room Amenities: I stayed in the audio-visual room. It had a private hot spring tub, which was a good depth and size, and the water temperature was stable. You could look out at the courtyard from the window, creating a great ambiance - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑) Room Size: The room was genuinely spacious. It's quite surprising to find such a large room and courtyard in an area where every inch is so valuable. Value for Money: At nearly 1000 RMB during the off-peak season, I think it was pretty good value, especially considering the private hot spring and the beautiful Japanese zen garden. WiFi: Quite strong and smooth. Service: The staff had a good attitude and were very responsive to requests.

Upon check-in, the receptionist learned that I was travelling with my parents and kindly upgraded their room to one facing the courtyard. It was a very thoughtful gesture that made the stay extra memorable — my parents were truly impressed and took many photos. The service throughout our stay was impeccable. We felt genuinely well taken care of, with welcome fruits in the room and a short introduction to the courtyard’s history. The room was clean, quiet, and comfortable, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel was very peaceful. What stood out most was the attentiveness of the front reception lady, who went above and beyond without us needing to ask. She even prepared a takeaway breakfast for us to have at the airport (after knowing we will be leaving in the wee morning), including fruits, pastries, nuts, and soya milk — a very kind and unexpected touch. Although our stay was only for one night and we didn’t get to fully enjoy the courtyard during the day, the experience was warm and memorable. I would highly recommend this hotel to families travelling with parents and would happily return again.

Zhexingsun is the most expensive hostel I've ever stayed in (maybe because it's in Beijing or because of the single rooms), but it's also my favorite and most comfortable because it has single rooms and private space. I stay at Zhexingsun every time I come to Beijing, although it's at different locations, but I always like it. It's very clean, I sleep very well, and I've recommended it to friends. I always tell people that Zhexingsun is my home in Beijing, haha. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the subway station, about a 10-minute walk, and maybe a 7-8 minute walk for shared rooms. But shared rooms are everywhere in Beijing, so it's acceptable. Otherwise, I'm very satisfied. I hope it doesn't raise the price. I'll stay here again next time I come to Beijing! By the way, I arrived late at night with my luggage and couldn't find the room. I asked the security guard, and he was very helpful in giving me directions. You need to go inside the bank and take the elevator up. There's no sign at the entrance; I suggest the owner put up a prominent sign.

The surroundings are very quiet, and despite being close to a scenic spot, it's not noisy at all. The value for money is outstanding, I've already recommended it to friends, and I'll definitely stay here again next time! This hotel absolutely deserves five stars! As someone who pays a lot of attention to details when traveling, this stay truly exceeded my expectations. First, the room's cleanliness was impeccable. The desk and bathroom corners were spotless, and the towels and toiletries were individually wrapped, which made me feel very secure. Secondly, the facilities are very new; the smart toilet and screen-mirroring TV were easy to use, and the hot water in the bathroom was abundant, making for a fantastic shower experience.

Extremely satisfied with my stay! My flight was delayed quite a bit when I was in Beijing for a concert, but the owner still came to pick us up from the airport. I really loved the room's decor; it was spacious, clean, and tidy. There were also plenty of restaurants nearby, which was very convenient. Overall, the price was great and the value for money was excellent. I highly recommend this place!

Located right within the ancient town, adjacent to the Eight Banners Guild Hall and very close to Simatai Great Wall. However, getting around is quite convenient thanks to the shuttle bus service. The rooms possess an antique charm, perfectly aligning with the ancient town's unique character. From the window, you can witness the winding Great Wall, a truly expansive and spectacular view. Breakfast was incredibly rich and varied, with options like coffee, noodles, and wontons available for advance order, all complimentary. Highly recommended!