Welcome to Beijing Purple Horse Hotel

A Heritage Mansion Amidst the Historic Hutongs of Central Beijing
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A Heritage Mansion Amidst the Historic Hutongs of Central Beijing
Located in the prime core of old Beijing, the Wangfujing Zilong Garden Hotel was once the private residence of Prince Zaitao—the imperial uncle of the late Qing Dynasty and a legendary connoisseur of refined living. Here, you are invited to explore a tapestry of legends: from imperial history and equestrian elegance to exquisite gastronomy, intangible cultural heritage crafts, and the unyielding spirit of traditional Chinese culture.
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Prime Location at the Foot of the Imperial City · Iconic Landmarks Within Walking Distance

From here, the chic fashion districts of Wangfujing are just a short stroll away, while the vibrant, authentic street life of Nanluoguxiang is within easy reach. Simply open your window to behold the majestic crimson walls of the Forbidden City and the lush, verdant slopes of Jingshan Park.
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55-75㎡ Luxury Guest Rooms · Bringing the Majesty of the Imperial City to Your Bedside

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Panoramic Diamond Luxury Suite (Luxury Swedish Bedding: DUXIANA)
$290-$390
Luxury Terrace View King Room (Luxury Swedish Bedding: DUXIANA)
$240-$330
Luxury View King Room (Luxury Swedish Bedding: DUXIANA)
$230-$300
180° View Tatami King Room （Stunning Cityscape\Deep Soaking Bathtub ）
$260-$350
Panoramic Diamond Luxury Suite (Luxury Swedish Bedding: DUXIANA)
$270
270° Luxury View Diamond Family Suite (Luxury Swedish Bedding: DUXIANA)
$350-$470
  • I had a truly delightful stay at this hotel. The staff was warm and attentive, making me feel genuinely valued and welcomed. The location is also excellent, offering great convenience for exploring the city with ease. I highly recommend this hotel to any friends planning a trip to Beijing.
    Mark Alzone
  • Wandering through the ancient Hutongs lined with aged locust trees is a true Beijing experience. Its proximity to the National Art Museum and Forbidden City makes it the top choice for a cultural family trip.
    Catlyn S.
    Noname
  • Stepping in, I was immediately embraced by the Chinese wood carvings and red lanterns. From the Tang horse sculptures to the fine art, this place perfectly balances Old Beijing heritage with a sense of pure relaxation.
    Dorothy Diaz
    Victorias
  • I had a truly delightful stay at this hotel. The staff was warm and attentive, making me feel genuinely valued and welcomed. The location is also excellent, offering great convenience for exploring the city with ease. I highly recommend this hotel to any friends planning a trip to Beijing.
    Mark Alzone
  • Wandering through the ancient Hutongs lined with aged locust trees is a true Beijing experience. Its proximity to the National Art Museum and Forbidden City makes it the top choice for a cultural family trip.
    Catlyn S.
    Noname
  • Stepping in, I was immediately embraced by the Chinese wood carvings and red lanterns. From the Tang horse sculptures to the fine art, this place perfectly balances Old Beijing heritage with a sense of pure relaxation.
    Dorothy Diaz
    Victorias
  • I had a truly delightful stay at this hotel. The staff was warm and attentive, making me feel genuinely valued and welcomed. The location is also excellent, offering great convenience for exploring the city with ease. I highly recommend this hotel to any friends planning a trip to Beijing.
    Mark Alzone
  • Wandering through the ancient Hutongs lined with aged locust trees is a true Beijing experience. Its proximity to the National Art Museum and Forbidden City makes it the top choice for a cultural family trip.
    Catlyn S.
    Noname
  • Stepping in, I was immediately embraced by the Chinese wood carvings and red lanterns. From the Tang horse sculptures to the fine art, this place perfectly balances Old Beijing heritage with a sense of pure relaxation.
    Dorothy Diaz
    Victorias

Imperial Heritage Meets Modern Luxury at the Foot of the Forbidden City

Bespoke Fusion Dining, Music Bar & Wellness Sanctuary

OUR RESTAURANT

Dining: A Dual Feast of East and West

Recommended
Our culinary offerings present a seamless fusion of tradition and modernity. The Chinese Restaurant specializes in authentic Beijing delicacies, meticulously recreating the exquisite aesthetics and refined standards of the late Qing imperial court. Meanwhile, the Western Restaurant serves global cuisine with international flair, allowing your palate to traverse between timeless heritage and contemporary style.
$12

Music Bar: Traditional Melodies & Lingering Flavors

Recommended
Experience a dining journey where melodies linger as long as the flavors. Every evening, our resident traditional Chinese musicians perform masterful sets. The enchanting sounds of "silk and bamboo" (traditional instruments) create a profound resonance between cultural heritage, taste, and sound. The open-air courtyard pool reflects the shifting sky and clouds, while the 360° Rooftop Terrace Bar serves as a premier vantage point. Here, the historic crimson walls of the Forbidden City and the modern CBD skyline share the same horizon—a stunning "ancient meets modern" spectacle that defines the Beijing skyline.
$24

Wellness Space: Realigning Body and Soul Beneath the Stars

Recommended
Perched on our 360° rooftop terrace, our wellness sanctuary invites you to dine with the galaxy and find your inner peace. Against the backdrop of the Forbidden City and the urban skyline, we offer a natural healing experience beneath a clear celestial canopy. Guided by holistic wellness philosophies, this is where your body and soul return to their rightful balance amidst the starlight.
$29