The hotel is located in an old hutong area, which adds to its charm. It is surrounded by small cafes, vintage shops, and lively bars. The proximity to the Lama temple and Confucius temple allows for easy exploration of cultural landmarks. The staff, including the owner who speaks fluent French and English, are extremely friendly and welcoming. The rooms are cozy with comfortable beds, and the breakfast, although simple, is enjoyable.

The hotel lacks reliable Wi-Fi, which can be inconvenient for guests who rely on internet access during their stay.

During my Xmas holidays in Beijing, I stayed in a hotel with a fantastic family atmosphere. The staff is friendly and open, and they have an owner who is multilingual. They even provided the guests with a lovely breakfast on a daily basis. What’s more, the hotel is located in an old district, it has an incredible charm, with plenty of small vintage shops around the area. , the hotel is nearby to important historical buildings, making it easy to explore the city.

Some issues worth mentioning include the rooms-- parts of the hotel's windows are damaged, and the non-window rooms have a pungent smell. The hotel might also have some management issues as some instances show how the rooms could be unreliable.

Convenient location, with a subway station close by and attractions like the Lama Temple within walking distance. Authentic hutong feel, which adds to the uniqueness of the hotel.- Helpful staff, with some members speaking English well and going the extra mile to assist guests.

Slow and unreliable Wi-Fi, making it difficult to stay connected. Lack of views from the rooms.