Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel

Hotel · Beixinqiao

Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel

Hotel · Beixinqiao

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5 Beixin Brg 3 Aly, Dongcheng, China, 100007

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Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
Traveler Inn Huaqiao Beijing Hotel by null
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Casual hotel offering bright rooms & suites, plus an international restaurant, a gym & a tea room. A 9-minute walk from Beixinqiao subway station, this relaxed midcentury hotel is 13 minutes' walk from the ornate 17th-century Yonghe Temple and 5 km from the iconic Forbidden City. Bright, casual rooms with city views feature free Internet access; some have balconies and/or glass-enclosed bathrooms. Suites add seating areas with sofas. A breakfast buffet is served in the international restaurant for a surcharge. Other amenities include a terrace, a tea room, and a spa area with a gym. There's also a business center and meeting space.  

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Jul 11, 2025

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"Formerly known as Buma Inn, the hotel in Beijing’s central Dongzhimen district has attracted years of hushed whispers. Rumor has it that the hotel’s restaurant, which opened in 1953, is haunted by a spirit of a diner who was poisoned by the restaurant’s former head chef, who then proceeded to stab himself to death." - Kenneth Goh

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Sally Chung

Google
This hotel has renovated and renamed as “SSAW Garden Hotel Beijing”. Booked this hotel for a one-night stay to catch an early morning flight. The location was ideal - just steps from the airport express train. What a surprise! This turned out to be the best hotel I've ever stayed in China. The room, though small, was fantastic. The attention to detail was impressive - automatic toilet with a heated seat (a nice touch!), and even two types of shower gels, one for a morning and one for an evening fragrance. Excellent value for money! The only minor drawback is that reaching the hotel from the metro requires walking down a narrow alley. If you have large luggage, consider taking a taxi instead.

Charlotte Hannam

Google
It is definitely a budget hotel on the doorstep of the Hutongs. It was a 15 minute walk from the underground station. 20 minutes from the Llama and Confucius Temples. 30 mimutes by car from the airport. The hotel is air conditioned, gives you water in your room every day and changes the towels which is more than you get in some hotels out there. The sockets had British fittings so our plugs fit. The room had air con that worked too. The Wi-Fi gets worse the further you get away from reception but we had rooms on the inner courtyard side on floors 3 and 4 and it worked in our rooms. The bathroom was fine, always had hot water. Breakfast has quite a few options, again, better than I had in other hotels in China. It is tucked away down a side street but its quite easy to find. As I said at the beginning it's a budget hotel but of you're not a fussy traveller then you can get on quite well with this place.

Aruna R. Mohotti

Google
Very bad experience at this place. It says Three Star, but cannot take a vehicle to the hotel. Gate is always locked. And its in a very narrow road. They offered us rooms which are under renovation. Full of dust and rooms are not clean. It was a very bad hotel experience in Beijing, China. These images shown in web site are just photographs and the reality is very unpleasent. Front desk service is also very unattractive.

Olivier Le Floc'h

Google
We had booked 2 rooms: one was average ok and the other was in very bad condition. Striking exemple : they could not fixed the toilet water flush in 3 days .. breakfast ok provided you get there before the crowd when there is nothing left and resupply is scarce

Cit H

Google
It is unfortunate that I had to stay in this Hotel ! Dirty carpets, bad plumbing, Non working Air condition and above all very rude staff ! they are not at all helpful. Even the locality is not very good . Only consolation is proximity to Subway.

Emmanuel Martinez

Google
Quiet, spacious rooms, and close to everything. What else can you ask for? Also Grandmas kitchen close by is the best place for a quick snack.

Hank Ze

Google
Terrible. No service whatsoevver, breakfast buffet was simple and minimal, rooms were old with cracks in the walls, why would you even go here?

Elton Silveira

Google
We have no contact direct to the in house reservation, we book through a broker and we cannot double check with the hotel if the booking was really done or paid already.