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Good, 7,4
Situated in Beijing, this 5-star property is modern and contemporary. It also offers an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi.
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Good, 7,4
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Situated in Beijing, this 5-star property is modern and contemporary. It also offers an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi.
Excellent, 8,5
Situated within walking distance of Hepingmen Railway Station, JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central offers guests an ideal base while in Beijing. Those staying at the property have access to an indoor pool and a sauna.
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Excellent, 8,5
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Situated within walking distance of Hepingmen Railway Station, JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central offers guests an ideal base while in Beijing. Those staying at the property have access to an indoor pool and a sauna.
Good, 7,9
Jianguo Qianmen Beijing is located in Beijing and offers recently renovated rooms and free Wi-Fi. It also provides 24-hour room service, a ballroom and a coffee bar.
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Good, 7,9
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Jianguo Qianmen Beijing is located in Beijing and offers recently renovated rooms and free Wi-Fi. It also provides 24-hour room service, a ballroom and a coffee bar.
Excellent, 8,2
Strategically located in the centre of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Beijing. It offers free Wi-Fi, a free shuttle service and a swimming pool.
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Excellent, 8,2
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Strategically located in the centre of the city, this 3-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Beijing. It offers free Wi-Fi, a free shuttle service and a swimming pool.
Good, 7,7
Situated within walking distance of Fuxingmen Station, Tangla Hotel Beijing provides guests with a convenient base when visiting Beijing. It offers an indoor pool, a sauna and free Wi-Fi.
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Good, 7,7
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Situated within walking distance of Fuxingmen Station, Tangla Hotel Beijing provides guests with a convenient base when visiting Beijing. It offers an indoor pool, a sauna and free Wi-Fi.
Excellent, 9,1
Located within a 10-minute walk of Xidan Subway Station, Pan Pacific Beijing is a convenient base when in Beijing. Some of the popular facilities provided at this 5-star hotel include an indoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
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Excellent, 9,1
Hotel in Xicheng, Beijing, China
Located within a 10-minute walk of Xidan Subway Station, Pan Pacific Beijing is a convenient base when in Beijing. Some of the popular facilities provided at this 5-star hotel include an indoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
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16.4 mi (PEK)
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About Xicheng
The political and cultural heart of Beijing, the district of Xicheng hosts the city’s thriving collection of eateries, cocktail lounges, sports bar and nightclubs along with shopping malls, museums and family-friendly attractions. Cosy “hutong” passageways twist and curve through the historic district, with many listed as protected remnants of ancient Chinese culture. Former palaces unveil the area’s past as home to royals and aristocrats who enjoyed fishing and boating in nearby lakes, now open to the public.
The lively Houhai area of Xicheng is well-known for the bars and shoreside cafes along Houhai Lake, where locals meet up for drinks, live music or karaoke, while the lake itself buzzes with personal watercraft, paddleboats and fishing vessels, transforming into ice skating surfaces when the waters freeze. Beihai Park houses a collection of Buddha statues in its Temple of Eternal Peace, Shanyin Hall and Round City, which cradles a whitejade Buddha and jade bowl belonging to Kublai Khan. The Cultural Palace of Nationalities displays traditional textiles and artefacts from dozens of China’s remote villages and autonomous regions, and Beijing Zoo nurtures Asian animals such as red pandas from Sichuan.
Xicheng covers 32 square kilometres within the 2nd Ring Road, accessible by metro subways and a separate commuter line operated by Beijing Suburban Railways. Bicycle rentals and bike-share programs are increasingly available throughout Xicheng, as are motor rickshaws and taxis. Walking is the best way to explore the other hutong areas.
The area now comprising Xicheng District is the birthplace of Beijing itself and was the main centre of life in the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties spanning thousands of years. Many structures and historic areas in the old imperial city are preserved and protected, including more than 100 guildhalls. Traditional Chinese artwork still takes thrives in Liulichang, and the Peking style of opera comes to life with an entertaining mix of vocal performance, acrobatic, mime and dance.
The lively Houhai area of Xicheng is well-known for the bars and shoreside cafes along Houhai Lake, where locals meet up for drinks, live music or karaoke, while the lake itself buzzes with personal watercraft, paddleboats and fishing vessels, transforming into ice skating surfaces when the waters freeze. Beihai Park houses a collection of Buddha statues in its Temple of Eternal Peace, Shanyin Hall and Round City, which cradles a whitejade Buddha and jade bowl belonging to Kublai Khan. The Cultural Palace of Nationalities displays traditional textiles and artefacts from dozens of China’s remote villages and autonomous regions, and Beijing Zoo nurtures Asian animals such as red pandas from Sichuan.
Xicheng covers 32 square kilometres within the 2nd Ring Road, accessible by metro subways and a separate commuter line operated by Beijing Suburban Railways. Bicycle rentals and bike-share programs are increasingly available throughout Xicheng, as are motor rickshaws and taxis. Walking is the best way to explore the other hutong areas.
The area now comprising Xicheng District is the birthplace of Beijing itself and was the main centre of life in the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties spanning thousands of years. Many structures and historic areas in the old imperial city are preserved and protected, including more than 100 guildhalls. Traditional Chinese artwork still takes thrives in Liulichang, and the Peking style of opera comes to life with an entertaining mix of vocal performance, acrobatic, mime and dance.
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