Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing
Dongcheng, Beijing
“Restored hutong hideaway”
Vibe
Electric buggies glide past ancient alleyways to connect 42 restored courtyard dwellings woven seamlessly into the historic Caochang hutongs.
“Restored hutong hideaway”
Dedicated butler escorts, electric buggies, Frédéric Malle toiletries, and expansive private courtyard residences.
Restored siheyuan dwellings in 600-year-old Caochang hutongs featuring original grey bricks and timber roof beams.
Cheng Chung Design replaces typical hotel corridors with an open layout across restored alleyways.
In the Caochang hutongs, a short walk from Qianmen Street and Tiananmen Square.
Rooms
Private wooden gates open to standalone siheyuan residences with timber roof beams, floor-to-ceiling glass, and quiet inner gardens.
Wellness
Courtyard spa suites offer Tong Ren Tang herbal therapies and singing bowl sound sessions in the Qiyuan Healing Space.
Backstory
An eight-year restoration preserved 90 percent of the original structures across the 600-year-old hutongs, reusing salvaged grey bricks and tiles.
Eat & drink
Fei serves upscale Cantonese in a courtyard garden, while TIAO mixes local-inspired cocktails alongside Italian plates at VICINI.
The neighborhood
Step directly out into living residential hutongs, just a short walk from Qianmen Street, Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
