Han Palace is a classical royal courtyard house that has been carefully restored over several years under the guidance of experts from the Forbidden City, covering an area of 8000 square meters. The main courtyard is a three in four courtyard, which runs from north to south. The Hanzhen Tower, Yunming Tower and Hanbao Pavilion enclose two independent courtyards - Bikan Corridor North Courtyard and Qinglan Smoke Tree South Courtyard. There are a total of 14 sets of fully purple sandalwood furniture Chinese style suites and courtyard private suites in the north and south courtyards. The third floor of Hanzhen Building features a Chinese stage called Spring and Autumn Pavilion, a bar called Yunmai-9, and a terrace; The second floor is the Shufang Zhai and Imperial Kitchen now managed by the Hemu Private Kitchen, while the first floor is the hotel lobby and main entrance, supplemented by some themed private rooms in the Hemu Private Kitchen. The second floor of the Yunming Building is the Qigu Zhai tea room, the first floor is the Huiying Hall flower hall, and the underground floor is equipped with facilities such as the Purple Gold Hall grand banquet hall, independent private rooms for Chinese and Western cuisine, bar, cigar bar, Star private cinema, and Enjoyment karaoke.Han Palace is located at No.20 Qinlao Hutong, Nanluoguxiang, the core historical and cultural district of Beijing, the hutongs in the area can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty, the hotel is adjacent to the Guozijian Temple in the east, Shichahai in the west, Shenwumen in the south, and the Bell and Drum Towers in the north, and the hotel is within 5-10 minutes walking distance from famous attractions such as Nanluoguxiang, the Central Academy of Drama, Houhai, Qibaisis former residence, Paradox Residence, and the mansions of dignitaries and celebrities during the Qing Dynasty and the Republican Period. It is conveniently located in the north and south, 45 minutes drive from Beijing Airport and closer to Wangfujing commercial area and Forbidden City.