NOA HOTEL BEIJING LONGFU（The Forbidden City）

The hotel is close to the Longfusi block, making it very convenient to get around. Its overall style is minimalist and trendy. Situated right next to the traditional Hutongs while also offering views of the CBD, the room facilities are quite new with a unique and distinctive design.

The views are amazing, and breakfast is so rich and plentiful that I'm full until the afternoon, hehe! The service is very thoughtful; you can even make sachets. Plus, there's free welcome beer in the evenings – so blissful! The restaurant downstairs is open until 1 AM, which is super convenient! And they even have robots delivering takeout – so futuristic! 💖

The hotel is quite clean, and the staff are very easy to communicate with. The room offers a view of the hutongs. The breakfast sets are all delicious and quite substantial. You'll definitely have the energy to walk 20,000 steps after eating!

The location is excellent, right around Wangfujing, with various restaurants and coffee shops right downstairs. You can even walk out of the hutong to a local market and experience the old Beijing lifestyle. Given the prime location, the room space is understandably a bit limited, but the service attitude is good! Breakfast is served individually, and it's quite nutritious!

The hotel is conveniently located near Longfusi Street, making it easy to get around. The overall style of the hotel is simple and modern, next to the hutongs, and also offering views of the CBD. The breakfast is rich and the coffee is great, and the service staff are very enthusiastic and nice.

The room has a great design, and the location is fantastic, right within the Longfusi district. There are cafes and restaurants both in front and behind the hotel, making it super convenient to get around. It's the first time I haven't ordered takeout, haha! The toiletries in the room are handhandhand, which I love because I bring my own of the same brand. Such good taste!

I highly recommend this hotel. Having visited Beijing many times, this was my first time staying near Longfu Temple. What initially drew me to this hotel was its location in a *hutong* (traditional alley), but its stylish modern design ultimately convinced me. It made my trip with my child a fantastic experience. The only minor drawback was the room size, which was a bit small, but perfectly adequate for the two of us. The location is excellent, making it easy to hail a taxi or access the subway. The environment is comfortable, with beautiful color schemes, and it's spotlessly clean. For breakfast, one portion was enough for both of us. It was incredibly refined and delicious; the small steak and hot noodles were particularly satisfying. The entire neighborhood behind the hotel feels newly developed, and it's very pleasant for a stroll in both the mornings and evenings. It's connected to Longfu Temple, where you'll find Hei Yaocang Snacks. Just outside the *hutong* entrance to the left of the hotel is Zēngshèngkuí Snacks; both places offer delicious food. Getting around by taxi to places like Tiananmen Square, Pop Mart, Beihai Park, or Beijing South Railway Station felt quite affordable. It's truly ideal for family travel, and I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Beijing.

This hotel is located in Qianliang Hutong, right next to 京A (Jing A Brewpub), with TIESHOU Coffee just 200 meters away. Zengshengkui is at the entrance of the hutong, and there's also a small wet market. The rooftop terrace even has delicious Yunnan cuisine. All of this is more than enough for a great stay.