Checking in at Beijing New Qiao Hidden World Hotel

Visiting Beijing with elderly family members? This long-established star-rated hotel is definitely worth adding to your must-stay list! Located on Chongwenmen West Street, Beijing New Qiao Hotel boasts a prime location right at the entrance to Metro Lines 2 and 5, just a 15-minute walk to Tiananmen. No need to worry about transportation for elders with mobility issues~👵👴

🌟Heartwarming Service:
The front desk immediately arranged a low-floor room when they saw we had elderly guests, and the housekeeping staff proactively asked every day if we needed extra mattress pads.

🏨Room Experience:
The duplex family room is perfect for three generations living together! A 1.8-meter double bed downstairs plus two single beds upstairs, with separate bathrooms to avoid disturbance. Although the decor shows its age, the bedding is all newly replaced down comforters, even more comfortable than at home.

🗺️Nearby Walking Routes:
• To the north: Walk to Wangfujing (20 minutes), wheelchair accessible via Dongdan North Street barrier-free path
• To the south: Cross the street to Tongren Hospital (you know how important this is when traveling with elders...)
• To the west: Metro Line 2 goes straight to Qianmen; remember to bring a folding stool for the elders when shopping at Dashilan

💡Useful Tips:
① Call ahead to reserve a free wheelchair (limited quantity)
② There is a direct tourist bus to Badaling right outside the hotel
③ For family rooms, choose a south-facing unit for good sunlight and no street noise
④ Elevator at Metro Exit E leads directly to hotel B1, super convenient for luggage

What touches us most about staying here with elders are the details: the lobby always has reading glasses available, there’s always a staff member in the elevator to help press buttons, and even the restaurant provides lightweight wooden chopsticks... Who says Beijing service is cold? Staying three days at New Qiao can warm your heart to tears😭

Post by Noah Brooks 678_ | Sep 4, 2025