MVLJinggu Courtyard, Beiluoguxiang
Jinggu Courtyard, Beiluoguxiang

A courtyardin thehutongs

A small courtyard inn by Beiluoguxiang, opened in 2021. Lofts and family rooms, a tea room, and the hutong just outside. Pay at the desk when you arrive.

4.2
from 432+ stays

Beiluoguxiang Huayuanqian Xiang

Rate on request
1–3 guests

Around us

Slow days nearby

Nothing you have to book. Walks, tea, and an early night if you want it.

Beiluoguxiang

Beiluoguxiang

The quieter north lane, a few minutes on foot. Grey brick, bicycles, and fewer shops than the south lane.

Nanluoguxiang

Nanluoguxiang

The busier south lane is a short walk when you want snacks and crowds. Go early or late.

Drum Tower and the lakes

Drum Tower and the lakes

The Drum Tower and Shichahai are a walk or a very short ride south. The Forbidden City is further, by subway or taxi.

Tea in the courtyard

Tea in the courtyard

The listing includes a shared tea room. Evenings in the hutong are usually quiet, with the lane just outside.

Arrive

Getting here

The last minutes are on foot, inside the hutong. Keep the Chinese address on your phone.

  1. 01

    Andingmen station

    Line 2, Andingmen. About 12 minutes on foot, roughly 730 meters. The last part is inside the hutong.

  2. 02

    By taxi

    Drivers often stop at the mouth of the lane. Show the Chinese name and address on the next screen. The door is Jia 9, not number 9.

  3. 03

    From the airport

    Taxi or the airport rail into the city, then subway Line 2 to Andingmen and walk. Do not expect the car to reach the door.

Address

Jia 9 Huayuanqian Xiang, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China

北京市东城区花园前巷甲9号

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Guest notes

“Guests often mention a small courtyard that feels different from a tower hotel, and a walkable spot near Nanluoguxiang.”

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“The loft rooms are the ones people single out. Several notes say some rooms are upstairs and the walls are not thick.”

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“The desk gets praise for holding bags and helping after checkout. A few guests wished the room had been aired before arrival.”

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Before you write

I hold a foreign passport. Can I check in?+

Yes. Bring the original passport for every guest. Chinese inns register foreign guests with the local police at the desk.

How do I pay?+

This website does not charge a card. You pay at the front desk on arrival. Online card payment will be added later.

What are check-in and check-out times?+

Check-in from 14:00. Check-out by 12:00. Ask in the message if you need to leave bags earlier.

What is the cancellation policy?+

If the dates are full, the form says so and nothing is held. Otherwise we still confirm by email. Do not treat the request as a finished booking until that reply.

Are there stairs?+

Some loft rooms are on the upper floor. Say in the message if someone in your group cannot climb stairs.

Is breakfast included?+

Not stated as included. Ask in the message and we will answer with the room.

Is there Wi-Fi?+

The public listing mentions Wi-Fi in shared areas. Ask at the desk for the room network.

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