Beijing Pudi Hotel is close to Beijing railway station and within walking distance to Jianguomen station of Metro Line 1. The major ministries and commissions of neighboring countries surround it. Many bus lines stop in front of the door, so the traffic is very convenient.
It has all kinds of elegant rooms and Suites, equipped with revive new bedding, plug and play connection panel, which can be connected ? iPods ? And other personal devices. The conference space covers more than 2300 square meters, and the 1156 square meters colourless banquet hall can be flexibly adjusted to meet different needs. All public areas and conference rooms are equipped with wireless high-speed Internet.
The hotel also offers a unique restaurant and bar, as well as a fitness center, an indoor heated swimming pool (half the size of the Olympic standard swimming pool) and a 24-hour swimming pool ? The 24-hour room provides meal service and golden key concierge service to start your unforgettable stay.
Beijing Pudi Hotel is 22.7km from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Beijing Pudi Hotel.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny78 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny700, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time when I came to Beijing, I specifically chose Beijing Pudi Hotelhidden by the alley. Originally, I only wanted it to be a quiet place amidst the hustle and bustle. After staying for three consecutive nights, those small requests that were quietly caught without saying anything made me remember the tenderness of this hotel hidden behind the gray brick door.
When I walked along the bluestone road in the alley to the hotel in the evening, I was caught in the spring breeze of Beijing blowing willow catkins all over the sky, and my hair and coat were stained with a lot of white catkins. As soon as I pushed open the gray brick wooden door of the hotel, the doorman handed me a soft bristled brush and a cup of warm osmanthus oolong tea. With a smile, he said that there were many willow catkins in the spring alley, so I should first brush off the catkins on my body and then rest for a while. This small detail that was not mentioned in advance instantly dissipated my embarrassment all the way.
Not long after I put down my luggage in the room, room service called and asked me softly if the air conditioning temperature was appropriate and if there were any areas that needed to be adjusted. I casually mentioned that I walked too much today and my ankle was a bit sore. In less than ten minutes, the waiter knocked on the door and handed me heated mugwort foot pads and soothing massage cream. He also specifically told me that the hotel's tea room has local jasmine tea, and if you want to drink tea tonight, you can always ask the staff to bring a pot. Later on, I found out that every guest in the hotel was secretly noted down for their small preferences. Even when I casually mentioned not eating cilantro, there was no chopped cilantro in the noodles for breakfast the next day.
The next day I wanted to catch up with the project docking of the morning peak. The night before yesterday, I casually mentioned at the front desk that I was afraid it would be difficult to take a taxi in the alley. The next morning, before leaving, the staff had stopped the car they had ordered for me at the entrance of the alley. Afraid I could not find it, they stood by the roadside to wait for me, holding hot soybean milk and vegetable bags wrapped in thermal insulation bags, saying that the breakfast shop at the entrance of the alley had just bought it, which was more appetizing than packaged bread. I only found out when I walked to the client's company that the USB drive containing the core project materials had been left in the room. With a try and see attitude, I called back to the hotel. The front desk immediately contacted the staff to find the USB drive, afraid that I wouldn't make it to the important meeting. They arranged for someone to ride a convenient bike in the alley and it was delivered to the office building where I was connected in ten minutes. They even politely refused the hard work fee I wanted to give.
When I packed my luggage on the day I left, I found that there were too many old Beijing hand gifts to fill. The front desk took the initiative to bring me a customized handbag with the hotel logo printed on it, and also helped me wrap fragile Dim sum in bubble paper. I dragged the box to the entrance of the alley, and the doorman specifically reminded me that there was a stone road being built in the alley recently, so I walked around the small path next to it to avoid twisting my feet.
After staying for three days, there was not a single rigid procedural response, nor any overlooked small needs. This hotel hidden in the alley, without relying on fancy internet celebrity gimmicks to attract attention, but with sincerity hidden in details, has turned all the panic of Beijing business trips into peace of mind. Next time I come to Beijing, my first choice is definitely here.Show more
This business trip to Beijing, I deliberately avoided the noisy commercial hotels and chose the Beijing Pudi Hotel hidden next to the alley. After staying for three consecutive nights, it did not use internet celebrity elements to create gimmicks, but instead used exquisite details hidden within, blending the fireworks atmosphere of old Beijing with modern comfort, becoming the most unforgettable stay experience of my recent trip to Beijing.
In the evening, I walked along the bluestone road of the alley to the entrance of the hotel. There were no dazzling giant signs, and the low-key gray brick wooden doors naturally blended with the surrounding alley buildings. At the moment I pushed open the door, the hustle and bustle of the outside world was suddenly isolated behind me. The warm wooden lobby was filled with a faint aroma of white tea. The front desk staff quietly took my luggage and handed me a cup of warm osmanthus oolong tea. Even my small habit of being afraid of noise, which I casually mentioned, was marked on the note on the room card holder.
The moment I pushed open the door, the tension of rushing was relieved. The more than 40 square meter space was decorated with gray brick elements from old Beijing hutongs, without redundant decorations. The large area of white space made the entire room appear particularly spacious. The french window next to the window is facing the grey tile roof of the alley. When I woke up in the morning, I saw the sun shining on the tiles, and several pigeon whistles came from the distance. I completely forgot that I was still in the core city of Beijing. What impressed me the most was the bedding. The linen texture bedding was skin friendly and breathable, and the softness and hardness of the mattress just supported my waist and neck. I walked tens of thousands of steps for two consecutive days, and as soon as I lay down on the bed, the soreness and bloating gradually dissipated. Even someone like me who knows beds all year round slept soundly for three nights.
Careful thoughts can be seen everywhere in the details: local jasmine tea is placed on the small tea table by the window, and after finishing work, one can brew a cup. Looking at the alley scenery outside the window, even the pace of changing the plan slows down. The bathroom area is equipped with a complete set of intelligent devices, a constant temperature water shower system, and a light fragrance shower gel. When you come back late at night to take a hot shower, all your fatigue is washed away. There are custom-made silk pajamas hidden in the wardrobe, which feel smooth and skin friendly, without me having to bring my own pajamas to make a living.
The most surprising thing is the location of the hotel. It takes only ten minutes to walk to the deep alleys nearby. After finishing work at night, walking two steps along the bluestone road, you can enter an old Beijing copper pot shop hidden in the alley. The steaming hot boiled meat is eaten, and even the fragrance of locust flowers wafts in the wind. You don't have to squeeze into crowded internet famous attractions to experience the most authentic atmosphere of old Beijing.
I used to think that hotels in Beijing were either too noisy or too distant, but after staying at Beijing Pudi Hotel this time, I realized that it did not deliberately cater to traffic, but instead incorporated the experience of 'living in Beijing' into every detail. After staying here for a few days, you will realize that even the fast-paced Beijing can have such a slow and comfortable place to rest. Next time I come to Beijing, I will definitely stay here again.Show more