Address Nan Chang Jie 1

Location At the intersection with Xi Hua Men (just outside west gate of the Forbidden City)

Phone 010/6606-6614

Frommer's Review

This tiny teahouse next to the Forbidden City is one of the most peaceful in Beijing, with private rooms separated by wood lattice screens and a small fountain in front that fills it with the sound of water. Order one of the more expensive oolong teas (¥200-¥400/$25-$50) and you'll be treated to the Chinese version of a tea ceremony, less aesthetically pleasing than the Japanese version but with a better-tasting end product. The menu is in English. Open daily noon to 2am.

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