Manxin Beijing Qianmen Courtyard Hotel
Opened in 2017 and renovated in 2018, the Manxin Beijing Qianmen Courtyard Hotel offers travellers a pleasant stay in this beautiful countries capital, whether you’re here for business or pleasure. Enjoy endless garden and city views from each room, offering free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and coffee machines.
Manxin courtyard hotel
The hotel is only 5km away from Beijing Railway Station and 33km from the nearest International Airport, giving guests numerous options for convenient travel options. Located close to a touristic neighbourhood, there are an abundant of activities to do and sites to explore including Qianmen Main Street Mall, Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and more.
- Lounge/bar
- Wi Fi (high speed internet)
- Restaurant
- Parking available
- Laundry service
- Children activities
Enjoy your stay at the hotel by starting your day with a delicious buffet breakfast every morning or dine at the on site restaurant serving Asian cuisine with gluten-free options available. The hotel also offers a business centre with internet access for guests to utilise with a fax machine and photocopier. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotels surroundings via bicycle or walking to nearby attractions such as The Forbidden City, Beijing Old Food Street and Yuanshenghao.
The accommodation comprises of 40 rooms, all benefiting from a garden view. Modern amenities are included into this traditionally styled architecture including: flat screen TV, coffee/tea maker and private bathrooms.
- 646 square feet in size
- 1 queen sized bed
- Accommodates up to 3 people
- Courtyard view
- Garden
- Sitting area
- Private hot tub
- Living room
- Desk
- Safe
- TV
- Cable channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bath and shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- 484 square feet in size
- 1 queen sized bed
- Accommodates up to 3 people
- Courtyard view
- Garden
- Sitting area
- Private hot tub
- Desk
- Safe
- TV
- Cable channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bath and shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- 269 square feet in size
- 1 queen sized bed
- Accommodates up to 2 people
- Courtyard view
- Garden
- Desk
- Safe
- TV
- Cable channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bath and shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- 377 square feet in size
- 2 double beds
- Accommodates up to 3 people
- Courtyard view
- Garden
- Desk
- Safe
- TV
- Cable channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bath and shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- 215 square feet in size
- 1 double bed
- Accommodates up to 2 people
- Courtyard view
- Garden
- Desk
- Safe
- TV
- Cable channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Room service
- Private bathroom
- Separate bath and shower
- Air conditioning
- Heating
Every morning starts with a buffet breakfast with traditional and international dishes to cater for all types of travellers. Following on with the gastronomy, the indoor restaurant features Asian cuisine with gluten-free options available open for breakfast and high tea from a buffet and a la carte style menus.
Qianmen Street is a famous pedestrian street where visitors go shopping and sightseeing, composed with buildings with styles that resemble the late Qing Dynasty. The street is a symbol of the local culture that resides here where visitors can enjoy a traditional Chinese way of life as well as exploring the international brands such as H&M, Haagen-Dazs, Sephora, ZARA, and SK Jewellery. There is a variety of Chinese food for people to enjoy with the most popular being roast duck or authentic Muslim cuisine at Yitiaolong restaurant with dishes like Golden Fried Prawns, Braised Ox Tail in brown sauce, Fried Crisp Chicken, and much more.
Dashilar Street is the most ancient, famous and distinctive street in hutongs of Beijing which is famous for all kinds of stores with an antique flavour. There are many old famous shops and time-honoured brands that provide visitors with good products which makes it the perfect place for shopping or people can watch sideshows on the over bridge. You can buy products such as hats of Ma Ju Yuan, the shoes of Nei Lian Sheng, and the silk fabric of Rui Fu Xiang. There is a pickle shop, Liu Bi Ju, which first opened in the Ming Dynasty offering a variety of pickles to choose from, Tong Ren Tang which is a shop visitors can buy traditional herbal medicines from, or drink tea in Zhang Yi Yuan and try local snacks at Qing Yun Ge.
Liulichang Cultural Street means the Coloured Glaze Factory Culture Street, also known as Luilichang Antique Street which is located south of the Peace Gate of Xicheng District. Visitors can explore the RongBaozhai and China Bookshop located on the street which was built in the early years of the Qing Dynasty and sells authentic calligraphy and paintings of ancient and modern authors in China. You can also visit the Guanfu Classic Art Museum, a private museum that displays 50 porcelains from the late Ming Dynasty, old-fashioned furniture, carpets and costumes of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Changdian and Haiwangcun Park is open to the public to explore the old relics of the park and if visiting during the right time, visitors can witness a large temple fair that is held for the first 16 days of the Spring Festival from January 1st to January 16th.
- Children of any age are welcome
- Children aged 7 years and above are considered adults at this property