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Visiting the Confucius Temple at Guozijian during the Qingming Festival to trace historical roots, 'Inxiang Yonghe' next to the Yonghe Temple perfectly captured the gentle spring and vibrant street life of old Beijing, turning it into an unforgettable family trip. 🏡 A Spring Sanctuary Tucked Away in a Hutong Pushing open the gray brick door, a blend of new Chinese aesthetics and old Beijing charm emerges amidst the green-tiled eaves. The loft-style room features two large beds, one upstairs and one downstairs, providing ample space for two adults and two children. The kids can run around and watch cartoons, while the adults enjoy a relaxed resting area. The bedding is soft and clean, with thoughtful details everywhere. 🍬 Sweet Family Moments in Spring Upon check-in, we received exquisite welcome gifts, and a heartwarming souvenir when we checked out – a full sense of ceremony! We DIYed candied hawthorns and brewed a pot of sweet fruit tea. The children gathered around the table, sharing fresh fruits and nuts. The sweet aroma filled the entire courtyard, creating a truly healing moment of spring. 🌌 Old Beijing Romance from the Rooftop The guesthouse's rooftop is a special spring surprise! Lying comfortably on a lounge chair, watching the light gauze dance in the breeze, with a sky full of stars above and the错落 gray tiles of the hutongs below – the lively spirit and poetic charm of old Beijing were all within sight. We brewed tea and watched the sunset in the evening, then counted stars at night, soaking in the full romance of spring. 📍 Prime Location, Hassle-Free Travel Just outside the hutong is the Yonghegong Pedestrian Street, bustling with unique snacks and creative shops. Guozijian and the Confucius Temple are within walking distance, making it super convenient to return to the guesthouse to rest after sightseeing. Tucked away in a quiet part of the hutong, it offers an immersive experience of old Beijing's vibrant life while providing a peaceful and comfortable resting space. From the gray-bricked courtyards to the playful family moments, and the starlight and evening breeze on the rooftop, 'Inxiang Yonghe' has woven the beauty of spring and the charm of old Beijing into every detail. For a family trip to Beijing during Qingming, this is an irreplaceable and perfect choice. I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Beijing.

The hotel's location is fantastic! You get to experience authentic hutong life while still being very close to the main street, with Yonghe Temple and Guozijian right next door. The rooms are clean and the facilities are all new. The service is excellent, and the staff are incredibly helpful.

This guesthouse has a fantastic location, right next to the Yonghe Temple. It's only about a 200-meter walk from the main road, and there are many popular restaurants nearby, plus it's very close to the subway station. The interior decoration is excellent, very clean and tidy; you can tell a lot of thought went into it. There's even a rooftop terrace! The service in all aspects is spot-on, and the afternoon tea and breakfast are exquisite. Highly recommended!

Coming to Beijing with my partner this time, the best decision we made was choosing this hotel nestled in a hutong. Before arriving, I was a bit worried about noise in an old building, but to my surprise, it was incredibly quiet once we checked in. The courtyard felt like it completely shut out the hustle and bustle of Nanluoguxiang, leaving only the sound of rustling leaves and gentle white noise. We slept incredibly soundly at night. The service was the most heartwarming part of our stay. From the warm welcome and tea upon arrival to the speedy check-in process, every staff member exuded the unique friendliness characteristic of a hutong, striking the perfect balance – they were there exactly when needed, without being overly intrusive. This kind of discreet yet attentive service truly impressed both of us, and we're usually quite picky about our accommodations. The hotel also offered complimentary afternoon tea. I never expected to enjoy such high-quality Eight Treasures Tea deep within a hutong, paired with exquisite Beijing-style pastries. It really helped to alleviate the heat and humidity. What touched us most was the farewell gift we received upon check-out. It wasn't some perfunctory, cheap souvenir, but a handwritten blessing. We even joked that if we'd received it earlier, we could have had it blessed at the nearby Yonghe Temple, haha. My partner and I have already decided – next time we're in Beijing, we're staying here again. Thank you for making this trip so unforgettable.

This is by far the best hotel I've stayed at in recent years, they practically cater to your every need! The bed and blankets were super comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious – my kids loved it. When in Beijing, you really should experience staying in a charming 'hutong' (alleyway) like this one. The transportation and dining options nearby are incredibly convenient, and all the popular spots worth checking out are within reach. I'll definitely recommend it to friends visiting Beijing!

Booked this hotel to visit Yonghe Temple early the next day. The service was good for the price. You can tell they put a lot of effort into running the place. Breakfast was also nice, and there's a rooftop in the common area where you can relax.

This is our second stay here. The first time was with family, and this time was with our child. The service is consistently excellent, always accommodating our requests. The nights are very quiet, and it's right next to the Yonghe Temple. Yonghegong Street is right outside, and it's a 10-minute walk to Guijie Street, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. The breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options, satisfying everyone in the family. The complimentary afternoon tea also includes fruit and pastries. When checking out, we received a farewell gift, a small keychain, personally inscribed by the lovely manager – very thoughtful. The only downside is how difficult it is to book a room. I originally wanted to visit Beijing during the Qingming Festival, but couldn't get a reservation, so I had to postpone until May Day. Even then, I could only book one night, and couldn't extend our stay. We'll have to leave it at that for now and look forward to our next visit!