A Historic Mansion in the Heart of Beijing’s Central Hutongs

Bringing the Majesty of the Imperial City to Your Bedside
A Historic Mansion in the Heart of Beijing’s Central Hutongs
Situated in the prime core of Beijing’s historic district, the Wangfujing Zilong Garden Hotel was once the private estate of Prince Zaitao, the Imperial Uncle of the late Qing Dynasty.
A legendary connoisseur of refined living, Prince Zaitao’s legacy of elegance is woven into the very fabric of this residence. Here, you are invited to embark on a storied journey: from the grandeur of imperial history and the grace of equestrian traditions to exquisite gastronomy, intangible cultural heritage crafts, and the indomitable spirit of traditional Chinese culture.
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Only 31 rooms available; advance booking is highly recommended.

300$

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Mr. Song, Your Personal Butler

86+18910512004

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24/7 Booking Inquiries & Consultation Seamless Arrival: Complete your online pre-check-in to collect your key card directly upon arrival. Exclusive Benefit: Mention "Official Website" to enjoy special offers.
Butler Assistant

86+18910512004

sales-thepurplehorse@outlook.com

24/7 Booking Inquiries & Consultation Seamless Arrival: Complete your online pre-check-in to collect your key card directly upon arrival. Exclusive Benefit: Mention "Official Website" to enjoy special offers.
  • 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