SSAW Garden Hotel Beijing, formerly known as Beijing Overseas Chinese Hotel, is a Chinese-style courtyard hotel proposed by Ms. He Xiangning, a patriotic overseas Chinese leader, and designed and built by the renowned architect Mr. Liang Sicheng. It has hosted important leaders and significant domestic and international groups, gaining a certain reputation both home and abroad, and is honored as the "home of overseas Chinese".Located in the CBD core area and the hutong preservation zone, the hotel is adjacent to Yonghegong Street, Dongzhimen Inner Street, and Dongzhimen North Xiaojie on the East Second Ring Road. It sits at the eastern end of "Beixinqiao Santiao" (also known as Wang Daren Hutong), a historically significant hutong in Beijing. Here, guests can leisurely stroll through the hutongs, sample authentic local snacks, and deeply experience the lifestyle of old Beijing. The hotel offers elegant and refined guestrooms, with spacious interiors that offer views of the characteristic hutong streetscape and courtyard garden, creating a warm and comfortable living space for guests. The Four Seasons Garden Restaurant provides a rich, nutritious, and healthy buffet breakfast. The hotel features a VIP hall capable of hosting Chinese round-table dining. With laundry and drying self-service facilities and 24 hours opened fitness equipment, guests can maintain their health while traveling. By choosing SSAW Garden Hotel Beijing, guests will experience a comfortable and healthy accommodation environment, allowing them to enjoy a relaxing and enjoyable trip while also immersing themselves in a piece of historical culture.The hotel is accessible to Capital International Airport via subway lines 2, 5, 13, and the airport express. It is within a 15-minute walk to Dongzhimen Station, Yonghegong Station, and Beixinqiao Station. One city, One story, One stay, One beauty – the hotel is an excellent choice for your trip to Beijing.

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