Blossom House Tiananmen

Welcome to the exquisite creation of Huajuntang, a brand under Huazhu Group. Blossom House Tiananmen is located in the heart of Beijing's political and cultural center, on the southern part of the city's central axis, south of the cultural landmark, the Temple of Heaven. It is rich in the historical heritage of the Ming and Qing imperial roads and is home to 16 century-old brands such as Liubiju and Neiliansheng, forming a unique business model of "traditional time-honored brands vs. international fast fashion", for instance, Ruifuxiang is next to H&M， presenting both historical charm and youthful vitality.
Blossom House Tiananmen embodies the secluded aesthetics of imperial gardens with the concept of "Great Seclusion in the Palace"： creating a residence "hidden in the imperial city" around the Forbidden City， allowing guests to experience the "leisure of emperors" rather than the standardized services of traditional hotels. "The Back Garden of the Forbidden City"： drawing inspiration from the Imperial Garden and Qianlong's study， it creates an elegant living scene of "court scholars". The Forbidden City represents "solemnity"， while Huajuntang excels in "lightness" - the combination of the two enables guests to touch history in a more relaxed way， beyond mere sightseeing and photo-taking. "A contemporary scholar's residence that brings the Forbidden City down from its pedestal."