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PekingUni Photography theme Hotel
★★Beijing
7.9/ 10Good
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Design Room
1 King Bed OR 2 Twin Beds 269 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment - 32-inch L…
Business Room, 2 Twin Beds
2 Twin Beds 269 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment - 32-inch LCD TV with cab…
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Restaurants nearby
- King's Joy★★ Michelin Vegetarian2.4km
- Mansion Cuisine by Jingyan★ Michelin A remodelled, high-ceilinged courtyard mansion houses this stunning restaurant whose splendid view changes with the seasons. In a similar vein, traditional Beijing dishes have been treated to a modern makeover. Besides being carved traditionally, jujube wood-fired Peking duck can be served three ways, boasting crispy skin and juicy flesh. Seared sea cucumber with Zhangqiu scallion is another original dish that will blow your mind. Also check out their Beijing-themed cocktails.2.0km
- Huaiyang Fu (Dongcheng)★ Michelin This period mansion, complete with a stone garden and carved wooden windows, provides the perfect foil to the restaurant’s polished cuisine. The menu celebrates the all-time favourites of Huaiyang cooking, such as braised pork belly in brown sauce with arrowroot, and sautéed swamp eel in pepper sauce. Hand-peeled lake shrimps with fox nuts boast velvety texture and are best enjoyed with aged vinegar. The seasonal menu is also worth checking out.2.0km
- No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian (Fangzhuanchang Hutong)Bib Ordering food at this neighbourhood joint is a no-brainer. There is only one thing on the menu – zhajiangmian. But diners come in hordes from the moment the place opens till it closes. These lovely, chewy noodles are dressed with the exceptionally deep and aromatic soybean pork sauce and topped with condiments such as shredded cucumber, radish and leafy greens. Feel free to garnish with pickled garlic and cumin chilli sauce for extra kick.1.1km
- Trb Hutong★ Michelin Hidden in the courtyard of a historic temple, this cosy, modern, professionally run dining room raises customer expectations. Polished, immaculately crafted dishes starring top-notch local produce hit the spot every time. The premium signature menu is inspired by the chef’s personal history and stars luxury ingredients. The seasonal menu lavishly calls upon ripe, mature produce and Le Grand Dessert finale is definitely worth writing home about.2.4km
- ZhongBib Tucked inside a converted courtyard house, this tiny gem with seven tables has just a small sign on its door. Chef Zhong from Yangzhou is also your waiter and host. He opened this restaurant in 2020 to showcase his hometown’s delicacies. Try the wine lees-marinated cold appetiser platter with green soybeans, shrimps, duck tongues and abalone – addictively aromatic and refreshing. Sautéed shredded swamp eel boasts a bouncy, velvety texture.1.5km
- Fu Chun Ju★ Michelin Designed by German architect Ole Scheeren, this dining room seamlessly blends pared-down modernism with hutong traditions. Imagine circular booths that create an array of semi-private spaces. The experienced head chef from Hong Kong showcases his solid, savvy skills in signature dishes like roast pigeon. The menu includes many items that are available in individual portion sizes, so diners can sample the variety of his repertory. The delicately-crafted dim sum is recommended at lunchtime.2.8km
- 方砖厂69号炸酱面Dianping Must-Eat Chinese1.1km
- The Georg★ Michelin The three-storey complex with an art gallery, a main dining room and a space for private banquets boasts pristine white walls dotted with artworks and greenery. It serves simple fare like smørrebrød (open sandwiches) for lunch; there is a single tasting menu at dinner. Pickled, smoked and cured ingredients are used aptly to show Nordic influences, without being overpowering. Meat and seafood sourced globally are complemented by seasonal produce.3.3km
- Niujie Halal Man Heng JiBibDianping Must-Eat This restaurant specialises in instant-boiled mutton, a traditional Beijingese charcoal hot pot dish. Prized for its fine lean meat without the gamey taste, lamb from the Mongolian Sunite prairie is used, along with beef from western Shandong. Specify how fatty or lean you want your lamb. The bite-size shaobing flatbread goes well with the hot pot. Round off your meal with sweet shaobing covered in sesame sugar.2.2km
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Attractions nearby
- Gulou and Zhonglou historic building complex in Beijing629m
- Forbidden City Chinese imperial palace in Beijing3.0km
- Khanbaliq capital of the Yuan dynasty within present-day Beijing1.8km
- Beihai Park an imperial park, built in Song Liao Jin dynasties, adjacent to the Forbidden City in Beijing2.0km
- Jingshan Park urban park2.2km
- Yonghe Temple tibetan lama temple in Beijing2.5km
- Church of the Saviour church in Beijing2.2km
- Beijing Temple of Confucius the second largest Confucian Temple in China2.2km
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