Hotel nel centro di Pechino

True luxury lies not in seclusion, but in reserving a slice of "stealing a half-day of leisure" for oneself amidst the alleys of the imperial capital—this is the JOY Courtyard Hotel!The JOY Courtyard Hotel is located at No. 2, Beitaxiang, Xicheng District, Beijing. Originally part of the ancient White Pagoda Temple, it was later converted into a traditional residential courtyard. The area is now a key protected courtyard hutong neighborhood

In 2021, the designer renovated the courtyard house into a luxurious courtyard hotel, representing the grand and elegant Chinese architectural aesthetics. It integrates smart audio control, personalized butler services, and international language communication services. Additionally, the hotel features a café, terrace, bar, tea room, laundry room, translation services, and reservation services for meals, cars, and tickets

It is precisely for this reason that The JOY Courtyard has become a popular spot for celebrities to visit and recommend, as well as a filming location for numerous TV dramas. We also look forward to welcoming friends from both domestic and international backgrounds to visit and exchange ideas at the courtyard!

Official Overview

【Seclusion in the Metropolis, the Orthodox Heart of Imperial Beijing】

Tucked away inside Anping Alley off Zhaodegui Road, the Mansion rests in the authentic core of the historic Xicheng District within Beijing’s Second Ring Road. Step outside, and you are immersed in the century-old pulse of historic hutongs, just a leisurely stroll away from the Guangji Temple, the Lu Xun Museum, and the Temple of Rituals. Within an approximately 10-minute drive, the imperial romance of Nanluoguxiang, Shichahai, and Beihai Park comes right to your feet. Here, the bustling energy of the city and the serene quietude of ancient alleyways complete a seamless, natural turn.

【Oriental in Spirit, Modern in Structure】

This traditional courtyard, originally built a century ago, has been meticulously reimagined to spark a contemporary dialogue between heritage and modernity. While perfectly preserving ancestral architectural symbols like the Chuihua Gate (Floral-Pendant Gate) and gray brick tiles, the mansion introduces a robust steel frame structure for a refined New Chinese Minimalist upgrade. The guest rooms feature a modern Loft duplex layout that celebrates clean geometric lines and structural breathability. Expansive, white spaces are complemented by premium, warm solid wood, international sanitary ware, and bespoke bedding that feels like sleeping on clouds. Built entirely with sustainable, eco-friendly materials, the mansion offers the deep charm of ancient China alongside the absolute comfort of a modern boutique hotel.

【Lingering Red Walls, Silent White Dagoba】

The Mansion possesses an extraordinary, unique privilege of borrowing the surrounding scenery. The private 100 ㎡ rooftop viewing terrace offers an unobstructed, breathtaking vista of the magnificent Yuan Dynasty White Dagoba, where the coveted interplay of crimson walls and the white monument dances with the passing sun. The 20-meter Sun Zen Room and the deeply private "Courtyard within a Courtyard" suite create a harmonious balance of openness and intimacy.

As twilight paints the Xicheng sky, sip a freshly brewed artisanal coffee on the terrace, or indulge in a sunset yoga and meditation session beneath the red walls. At night, drift into a deep, restful slumber to the gentle, historic murmur of hutong pigeons. Whether for a tailored business retreat or a cultural journey tracing the soul of old Beijing, "Red Wall Lingering" is your ultimate sanctuary for the soul.

Located in the heart of a traditional hutong neighbourhood inside the Beijing Central Axis, the capital's key cultural artery, Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing is a remarkable, unique property of just 42 courtyard houses. Intimately connected to the city, its expansive, luxurious accommodations feature exquisite oriental aesthetics and represent the pinnacle of Chinese hospitality. With refined wellness and immersive culinary experiences and a distinguished event setting, contemporary luxury, sumptuous heritage, art and nature combine, just steps from The Forbidden City, Qianmen and The Temple of Heaven.

TIAO, the contemporary cocktail bar at Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing, has been named among Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2026.

Han Palace is a classical royal courtyard house that has been carefully restored over several years under the guidance of experts from the Forbidden City, covering an area of 8000 square meters. The main courtyard is a three in four courtyard, which runs from north to south. The "Hanzhen Tower", "Yunming Tower" and "Hanbao Pavilion" enclose two independent courtyards - "Bikan Corridor" (North Courtyard) and "Qinglan Smoke Tree" (South Courtyard). There are a total of 14 sets of fully purple sandalwood furniture Chinese style suites and courtyard private suites in the north and south courtyards. The third floor of "Hanzhen Building" features a Chinese stage called "Spring and Autumn Pavilion", a bar called "Yunmai-9", and a terrace; The second floor is the "Shufang Zhai" and "Imperial Kitchen" (now managed by the Hemu Private Kitchen), while the first floor is the hotel lobby and main entrance, supplemented by some themed private rooms in the Hemu Private Kitchen. The second floor of the "Yunming Building" is the "Qigu Zhai" tea room, the first floor is the "Huiying Hall" flower hall, and the underground floor is equipped with facilities such as the "Purple Gold Hall" grand banquet hall, independent private rooms for Chinese and Western cuisine, bar, cigar bar, "Star" private cinema, and "Enjoyment" karaoke.

Han Palace is located at No.20 Qinlao Hutong, Nanluoguxiang, the core historical and cultural district of Beijing, the hutongs in the area can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty, the hotel is adjacent to the Guozijian Temple in the east, Shichahai in the west, Shenwumen in the south, and the Bell and Drum Towers in the north, and the hotel is within 5-10 minutes' walking distance from famous attractions such as Nanluoguxiang, the Central Academy of Drama, Houhai, Qibaisi's former residence, Paradox Residence, and the mansions of dignitaries and celebrities during the Qing Dynasty and the Republican Period. It is conveniently located in the north and south, 45 minutes drive from Beijing Airport and closer to Wangfujing commercial area and Forbidden City.

The Waldorf Astoria Hutong Courtyard is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Waldorf Astoria Hutong Courtyard is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Beijing.

With Beijing Railway Station just 4km away and Beijing Capital International Airport only 28km away, transportation is very convenient. In addition, Jinyu Hutong Metro Station is just a short walk away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including National Museum of China, The Treasure Gallery and Tian'anmen Rostrum.

In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. Guests of this Beijing hotel can make use of the parking facilities.

Guests tell us the location of this hotel is fantastic. For guests traveling with families, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.

The Bvlgari Hotel Beijing is located in the Chao Yang neighbourhood amid the prestigious green surroundings of the Embassy District - the heart of China’s capital city. The hotel’s 119 exquisitely furnished rooms - using outstanding Italian luxury residential furniture brands like Maxalto, B&B Italia and Flos - include the exceptional Bvlgari Suite with some of the best views over the city. The 1500 square-metre BVLGARI Spa adds a further luxurious touch to the guest experience featuring 11 treatment rooms, a fitness center and a 25-metre pool made of shimmering mosaic tiles. Inspired by Ancient Rome, they recall the patterns of the historic Terme di Caracalla Roman baths. Bvlgari’s famed Il Ristorante - Niko Romito has been awarded one star for the sixth consecutive year in the 2025 edition of the MICHELIN Guide Beijing, offering sophisticated dining and a prestigious gathering place for the city’s elite. With its sophisticated atmosphere, The Bvlgari Bar at The Bvlgari Hotel Beijing is the city’s elite gathering place. Guests can enjoy cocktails, fine wine, champagne and Bvlgari’s renowned ‘aperitivo’ at the signature oval bar, or on the outdoor terrace overlooking the river.

Only minutes away from the Forbidden City and Beijing’s main commercial and shopping district, The PuXuan Hotel and Spa is located at No.1 Wangfujing Street, in the same building as the Guardian Art Center. This iconic address is home to Asia’s first one-stop integrated platform for the arts — combining exhibitions, auctions, education, a bookstore, artwork storage, and hospitality under one roof — making it a true gem in the very nerve centre of the Chinese capital.The design of the hotel does not merely celebrate an aesthetic, but the city out of which it was born. 116 spacious and luxuriously appointed guest rooms, many with uninterrupted views of the Forbidden City, as well as two specialty restaurants (One MICHELIN Star Restaurant Fu Chun Ju and MICHELIN Selected Restaurant Rive Gauche), The Lobby Lounge, Tea Room, Guerlain Spa (Guerlain’s first flagship Spa in mainland China), and a variety of indoor and outdoor venues for both corporate and social gatherings, are sure to make this a new destination for luxury business and leisure travelers alike.

The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing,Beijing is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing,Beijing offers a pleasant stay in Beijing for those traveling for business or leisure.

The hotel is conveniently located just 3km from Beijing Railway Station and 27km from Beijing Capital International Airport. Transportation around the city is also convenient, with Jinyu Hutong Metro Station within walking distance. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Chang'an Street, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall and Dongjiaomin Lane all nearby.

After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site.

If cleanliness is important to you, this hotel makes an excellent choice, as our guests consider this to be one of the cleanest hotels in the city. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.

Your private sanctuary of serenity and dreams—Beijing Xitan Hotel nestles in the mountains of western Beijing's outskirts, neighboring the thousand-year-old Tanzhe Temple. The hotel's grounds trace back to Yangpoyuan Village, an ancient settlement with over a millennium of history. Throughout years of careful renovation, multiple heritage structures and plants exceeding five centuries in age have been preserved.

Guest rooms and suites are distributed across ten restrained, time-honored Chinese courtyards. Every space at Xitan embodies a distinctive philosophy of international curation.

In July 2021, Xitan Hotel was formally inducted as a member of Relais & Châteaux, the prestigious French hotel association.

Here, in seclusion, one can see yourself; here, the accumulated Eastern spirit resonates, awakening ancient sensibilities that flow through the blood.

Located in the capital city of Beijing, on the shore of Yanqi Lake in Huairou District, the hotel is built by the North Control Property Group and positioned as a boutique themed museum-type hotel, which is a member of the Global Luxury Boutique Hotel (SLH). The hotel extends the traditional hotel stopover experience to the 27,000 square metres of garden, changing the landscape step by step and creating a new experience of being in a painting. Designed by world-renowned architect Wang Shu, winner of the 2012 Pritzker Prize. The architectural design concept of ‘Harmony and Difference’ is embodied in the fusion of old and new materials and techniques. The overall layout of the site is inspired by the painting ‘Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains’ by Wang Ximeng, a painter of the Song Dynasty, and the architectural and landscape patterns are created with reference to the painting ‘Four Views of Landscape’ by Liu Songnian, a painter of the Song Dynasty. The layout is magnificent and small in size; the building is simple and elegant and large in size. The hotel has formed eight landscape divisions, namely ‘Early Spring Sunshine, High Pavilion surrounded by Cui Cui, Stone Beam listening to waterfalls, Water Hall facing the wind, Berlin flowing spring, Guapeng rambling, Cypress Creek in autumn, Crane Pond in cold plums’, which covers the beauty of landscape garden in the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The hotel rooms are a blend of classical hidden landscape elements and modern functional facilities, walking in them as if they were in a painting, both elegant aesthetic sentiment and convenient parking experience. The hotel is a place where you can enjoy the beauty of the lake and the mountains, and enjoy the fun of leisure and comfort.