Duge Boutique Hotel Beijing, Beijing

Staying at Duge Boutique Hotel was a mixed experience. The service was notably friendly and helpful, making my visit more pleasant, but the ambiance and decor left much to be desired. The cramped dining area and the overall rundown state of the rooms gave me a hostel-like feel, detracting from the charm of what could have been a wonderful boutique hotel stay.

My stay at Du Ge Courtyard was a nice experience, truly capturing the essence of Beijing's heritage. I loved the unique setting of the hutong, which offered me a peaceful escape from the bustling city. However, the room was a bit cramped for my liking. and I felt there could be a more varied breakfast option for longer stays.

I had a wonderful time at DuGe Courtyard Hotel, which offered a unique experience in the heart of Beijing. The personalized service from the staff made my stay nice. However, the room I stayed in, the Golden Lotus, was a bit small, and the limited dining options could be improved for longer stays. Overall, it’s a charming place, but some aspects could use refinement. 😊

I had an enjoyable stay at Duge Boutique Hotel for four nights. The premises were charming, with a lovely tea house, and I particularly cherished sharing a pot of Pu'er tea on the terrace. However, my room, Gold Lotus, felt a bit cramped, but the bed was very comfortable. While the breakfast had a good mix of Western and Chinese dishes, the overall dining experience could use more variety for longer stays.

I was really excited about staying at Duge Boutique Hotel, but it didn’t quite live up to my expectations. While the location was fabulous and right in the charming hutongs, both the rooms and service left a lot to be desired. I ended up switching rooms twice due to issues, and the lack of internet access was super frustrating. On a positive note, the breakfast was excellent, which was a nice surprise!