Beijing Xinqiao Hotel

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Beijing Xinqiao Hotel(former Novotel Beijing Xinqiao) is located in the bustling Chongwenmen business district. It is an international hotel with elegant environment and complete facilities. It has more than 693 guest rooms.
The hotel is located in a superior location. In front of it is Chongwenmen subway station (line 2 and line 5), which is within walking distance of the Forbidden City Museum, Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing pedestrian street and other famous scenic spots. Beijing railway station is also within 15 minutes walking distance. In addition to Wangfujing Commercial Street, there are many shopping malls near the hotel, such as new world department store, Guorui shopping center and Mofang shopping center, which are a paradise for shoppers.
The hot spring water source from 1400 meters underground continuously supplies all guest rooms and spa, which is a major sign of the hotel. All guest rooms and public areas provide free high-speed WiFi access.
The hotel has all kinds of catering facilities. Chunxiao western restaurant welcomes Chinese and foreign guests with comfortable dining environment and high-quality dishes. Penglaige Chinese restaurant is full of Chinese flavor, allowing you to enjoy Beijing roast duck without leaving home, including fine Shandong cuisine and Sichuan cuisine. The restaurant has a number of elegant single rooms, which is the best choice for business banquets and family gatherings. In addition, the hotel has a multi-function hall and seven group meeting rooms, all equipped with advanced audio-visual equipment. Among them, the modern multi-function hall can accommodate 250 people, which is an ideal place for holding conferences, annual meetings, wedding banquets and other activities. The hotel has a tourist information desk, which can provide airport pick-up and travel booking services.
The hotel with its excellent geographical location, convenient public transportation and complete leisure facilities, has become an ideal choice for business trip or holiday in Beijing.

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• How far is the hotel from Capital Airport Beijing?

  Beijing Xinqiao Hotel is 23.8km from the airport.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel offer airport shuttle service?

  Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.

• What are the check-in and check-out time at Beijing Xinqiao Hotel?

  Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Beijing Xinqiao Hotel.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel have a pool or gym?

  The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel have a restaurant?

  Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel offer internet or wifi?

  Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel accept prepaid room charge?

  Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.

• Does Beijing Xinqiao Hotel accept credit card payments?

  Yes, VISA Master JCB could be accepted.

• How much is the breakfast at Beijing Xinqiao Hotel?

  Each costs cny138 for extra breakfast.

• How much does it cost to stay at Beijing Xinqiao Hotel?

  The room prices is from cny768, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).

Location

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Travelogue

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• Maximize efficiency in the core area of the Second Ring Road

  This time, when I came to Dongcheng, Beijing to connect with a business project, I specifically chose the Beijing Xinqiao Hotel at the intersection of Chongwenmen Road. I thought that old hotels would have problems with slow processes, but after staying, I realized that this old hotel, which has been established for more than 70 years, has already incorporated the efficiency, convenience, and convenience required for business travel into its prime location on the second ring road.
  From Beijing South Station, take Line 5 subway directly to Chongwenmen. After exiting the gate, walk 30 meters and enter the underground connecting passage of the hotel. Even the cold air of Beijing in winter is not touched, and the check-in is completed in 20 minutes. The front desk staff heard that I was going to the office building in Dongdan for a meeting the next day. They took the initiative to remind me that I could take a shortcut directly from the small entrance on the east side of the restaurant, which was 500 meters less than taking the main entrance. They also gave me a note indicating the location of nearby business printing shops. The thoughtfulness in the details eased my anxiety about the unfamiliar area.
  The administrative business room I booked completely met the needs of business travelers: a spacious office desk facing the window with eye protection lamps, gigabit Ethernet cables, and multi port fast charging sockets all placed within reach, without having to squat under the bed to find sockets. Knocking on the project plan in front of the city street view outside the Chongwen Gate, the thought process was surprisingly smoother than in an office building. The room is a recently completed intelligent upgrade that allows you to control the lights and curtains without getting up. The 24-hour constant temperature hot water is stable and fast, and you can take a shower late at night and lie down on a customized spine protection bed, even relaxing your shoulders and neck after two days of hard work. What surprised me the most was the effect of the double-layer soundproof windows. After being tightly closed, the sound of traffic on the street cannot penetrate at all. Even if I rush to the plan until 2 am, I can still sleep soundly.
  The next day's trilateral meeting was scheduled in the multifunctional conference hall of the hotel. The day before, during the docking, I only mentioned the need to synchronize the dual screen projection of the remote team. On the same day, when I arrived, I saw that all the equipment had been debugged, and the supporting tea and project data racks were neatly arranged. Several dozen modified application materials need to be added midway, and the business center delivered the neatly bound materials to the venue within five minutes, without interrupting the pace of negotiations. Busy until noon, having a work meal directly at the Western restaurant of the restaurant can finish a nutritious and balanced meal in 20 minutes, saving at least half an hour compared to queuing in the commercial district outside.
  The most surprising moment was when I took a break from my busy schedule. After staying up all night for three consecutive nights, I went downstairs and turned into the San Bao Le pastry shop that had been running in a restaurant for decades. The freshly baked cream rolls were sweet but not greasy, and with just one bite, the accumulated fatigue dissipated. After dinner, you can take a ten minute walk to the Ming City Wall Ruins Park. You don't have to make time to run far, you can enjoy the ten minute breeze under the old city wall, and your tense nerves will relax in a moment.
  At the end of the week's itinerary, I hardly wasted time on commuting and trivial matters. For those who travel to Beijing for business all year round, a good place to stay is never a luxuriously decorated cold room. It can help you efficiently advance your work and give you a unique sweet aroma of old Beijing in the gaps of continuous rotation. Next time I come to Dongcheng to coordinate the project, I will definitely lock this place in place - after all, it's really hard to find a well-established hotel that can balance location, efficiency, and relaxation so well.Show more

• Caught the half century fireworks of old Beijing at Chongwenmen

  When I came to Beijing, I always wanted to find a place to stay that could catch the temperature of time and avoid crowded internet famous hotels. I chose the Beijing Xinqiao Hotel that has been standing at the intersection of Chongwenmen Road for more than 70 years. As I pushed open the familiar revolving door while dragging my suitcase, the warm light wrapped in the unique butter aroma of the old restaurant rushed towards me. It was only then that I realized that what was hidden here was not just a guest room, but also the taste memory of several generations of Beijing people and the most fitting stop for my trip.
  From Beijing South Station, take Metro Line 5 directly to Chongwenmen Station. After exiting the gate, walk 30 meters and enter the underground passage of the hotel, without even getting the cold air on the ground. The crystal lights in the lobby have been on for decades, shining on the terrazzo floor, and even the air is filled with old-fashioned composure. When the front desk staff handed over the room card, they smiled and reminded, "Your room faces south, and you can bask in the sun in the morning. The Sanbaole Bakery downstairs opens at 7 o'clock, and the freshly baked croissants are the most fragrant." Later, I found out that this pastry shop, which has been open for decades, is a stronghold for countless old Beijingers from snacks to big ones.
  The moment I pushed open the guest room door, I was relieved of the exhaustion of rushing. The renovated space in recent years does not have the old-fashioned feeling of an old hotel, but retains just the right retro texture. The desk by the window is spacious enough to hold all the materials I brought, the 24-hour hot water comes out steadily and quickly, the bedding is soft and not collapsing, and when the blackout curtains are closed at night, the sound of traffic on the street cannot penetrate at all. The most wonderful thing is the location. Standing by the window and looking up, you can see the intersection of Chongwen Gate. Walking east for ten minutes is the Ming City Wall Ruins Park, and walking west for fifteen minutes is the Wangfujing. Even walking for twenty minutes can touch the edge of Tiananmen Square, without having to rush for half an hour to cross districts for scenic spots on the subway.
  The most unforgettable is the taste memory hidden in the restaurant. In the morning, order an old Beijing style breakfast in the western restaurant. The fried deep-fried dough sticks with hot soybean milk are more exquisite than the roadside stalls; At noon, I went to the old brand New Overseas Nottingham to eat iron plate steak. Listening to the sizzling sound of meat on the iron plate, it was a unique memory of Western cuisine for Beijing people; In the evening, I went downstairs and turned into Sanbaole. I picked up a bag of freshly baked cream rolls, and the sweet fragrance spread out from my fingertips. With a bite, I understood why this shop has been popular for decades.
  During those days, I didn't have to rush to catch up with my schedule at all. In the morning, I took a walk under the Ming City Wall with the bread I had just bought, and in the evening, I wandered along the alley of Chongwenmen to the front door. When I got tired, I turned back to the restaurant and sat on the sofa in the lobby for a while, listening to the old Beijinger sitting next to me talk about the past of eating Western food here decades ago. There is no deliberate check-in feeling like an internet celebrity hotel, and every detail is taken care of like an old friend we have known for many years.
  On the day I left Beijing, I turned around in front of the revolving door and saw that over seventy years had left no traces of alienation on this restaurant. Instead, I had infused the calmness and fireworks of old Beijing into every bite of bread and every warm lamp. Next time I come back to Beijing, I will definitely come back here and take another bite of the freshly baked cream roll under the morning light of Chongwenmen.Show more