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This is a cultural theme hotel of the Republic of China. The hotel is composed of three buildings in different periods, 1918, 1953 and 1985. Founded in 1918, the famous guest room with the style of the Republic of China highlights the nostalgic atmosphere of the Oriental classic; The European classic style garden and 'old house 1918 coffee shop' complement each other, showing the unique nostalgic charm and the long history of the hotel incisively and vividly. It is your ideal residence for business tourism.
'Flavor 1918 restaurant' is a traditional Shandong cuisine meticulously created. The theme banquet of the Republic of China will travel through time and space with you to experience different customs of the Republic of China. The hotel also has conference halls with different specifications, advanced audio-visual equipment and communication system to meet the needs of different business activities.
How far is the hotel from Capital Airport Beijing?
Dong Fang Hotel Beijing is 26.4km from the airport.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing offer airport shuttle service?
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing have a pool or gym?
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Dong Fang Hotel Beijing accept credit card payments?
Yes, VISA Master JCB could be accepted.
How much is the breakfast at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing?
Each costs cny68 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing?
The room prices is from cny680, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Being hit hard by the outdated hotel's' proper service '
This time I came to Beijing for a stay, I specifically chose Dong Fang Hotel Beijing. Originally, I came here just for its Republican style, but after three days of staying, what I couldn't forget most was not the scenery of the retro western-style building, but the old-fashioned service hidden in the details here - the feeling of not deliberately exchanging pleasantries, but perfectly catching all your unspoken needs, directly turning the exhaustion of the journey into a soft warmth.
As soon as I dragged the suitcase to the door of the hotel, the doorman quickly stepped forward to take the suitcase. Even the half cup of hot soybean milk I held in my hand was carefully protected, lest the wind would pour in and cool too fast. When checking in, the girl at the front desk glanced at the cold medicine in my hand. Before I could speak, she turned around and handed me a cup of warm honey water. She whispered, "You seem to have caught a little cold, let's drink some hot water to take a break." Then she took the initiative to help me change the room to a south facing unit facing the sun, and even reminded the room attendant to prepare an extra thin blanket for me.
After putting down my luggage in the room for less than ten minutes, the doorbell rang. The aunt not only brought extra blankets, but also held a small bowl of glutinous ginger tea, saying that the front desk told me I had caught a cold and specially cooked it for me. Even the amount of ginger was adjusted to be warm, so it wouldn't be too spicy. I casually mentioned that I wanted to go to Liulichang the next day to find an old calligraphy book. When I returned to my room in the evening, there was already a handwritten route map on my desk, which not only marked the locations of the most reliable old bookstores, but also clearly wrote the opening times and special collections of the owners. There was also a hotel made dust mask next to it, which I said I would wear when browsing the old bookstores to avoid getting dust on the pages of the books.
What surprised me the most was that on the third day, I accidentally dropped my bracelet on the stone table in the courtyard. I thought I might not be able to find it, so I called the front desk with a try. In less than five minutes, the staff delivered the bracelet to me and even wiped off the hibiscus petals on it with a soft cloth. They even prepared a small brocade box for me to put the bracelet in. On the day I left the hotel, it rained lightly. The doorman not only wrapped my suitcase in a waterproof bag, but also specially handed me an umbrella with an old photo of the restaurant printed on it. He said it was raining heavily on the way, so I would take it to block the rain and bring the umbrella back next time I came to Beijing.
I have stayed in many high-end new hotels before, and the service always comes with standardized politeness. The service of Dong Fang Hotel Beijing is engraved in the bones of a century old hotel, without excessive disturbance, but always able to provide just the right amount of warmth when you need it the most. The most precious memory of this trip to Beijing was never the number of check-in photos taken, but the three days spent at the Oriental Hotel, taken care of by a group of dedicated people all the way.I found a sense of relaxation for business travel in the century old western-style building
This time, when I came to Xuanwumen in Beijing to coordinate cultural projects, the local partner directly arranged for me to stay at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing - this century old hotel hidden on Wanming Road. I was originally worried that the business facilities of the old hotel might not keep up, but after staying for five consecutive days, it directly added the tension of my previous business trip in Beijing to the slow time of old Beijing.
It takes only three minutes to walk from Hufangqiao subway station to the hotel, and there is no need to take detours throughout the journey. Even during rush hour, there will be no traffic jams at all. When checking in, the business specialist at the front desk learned that I was going to have a meeting with clients from the cultural industry the next day. Without waiting for me to speak, he took the initiative to reserve a small reception room with a Republican style in the hotel for me, and even reminded me of the century old historical background here, saying that clients would definitely feel interested if they came. I casually mentioned the need to bind project materials, and in less than ten minutes, I sent the neatly organized documents to the room, even fixing the edges and corners with copper clips.
The business room I live in does not have overly stacked modern internet celebrity decorations. The dark brown retro desk is wide enough to spread out two notebooks and a pile of ancient book photocopies. The matching waist guard chair provides just the right level of support, and even after three hours of continuous revisions, there will be no back pain. The most surprising thing is the soundproofing of the room. The thick solid wood doors and windows completely block out the sound of traffic outside. When rushing for project plans late at night, only the rustling sound of old locust trees outside the window serves as background noise, making the train of thought much smoother than in noisy hotels in the bustling city. The appropriateness in the details cannot be hidden: there is a power interface specially left at the desk that is compatible with the laptop, free chrysanthemum tea is replenished every day, and even the ancient book magnifying glass that I forgot to bring, I called the front desk and it was delivered to me within five minutes.
The hotel's facilities fully meet the needs of business people: the multi-functional hall in the century old western-style building is fully equipped, and high-definition projection and conference refreshments can be arranged two hours in advance. The entire project review meeting was smooth and had an atmosphere, and even customers praised the venue I chose as very thoughtful. Breakfast is served until ten o'clock. Even if you work late the previous day, you can eat authentic old bean curd jelly served with sauce tofu brain and coke circle the next day without rushing to the roadside breakfast shop. After finishing work at night, wandering along the alley for ten minutes can lead to Liulichang. Flipping through two pages of calligraphy by an old calligrapher, the tension of the whole day's meetings instantly dissipates.
On the day of check-out, the front desk specially gave me a centennial commemorative medal from the Oriental Hotel, saying that it was very meaningful to stamp it on the project documents. Previously, business trips in Beijing were always accompanied by constant tension. However, this time at Dong Fang Hotel Beijing, I realized that a good business experience is never built on expensive decoration, but rather on the slow pace of work in century old western-style buildings. Next time I come to Nancheng to coordinate the project, this will definitely be my only choice.