My wife grew up in Beijing and Arik has a nice tome. Very cute little rooms. Lots of tea to select from. Great to imagine having a debate about society like She would have done

This is tea-tasting at its best. I dropped in for my second visit this year, to try more varieties of LaoShe’s relaxing tea. This is much more than a place to drink tea. It is loaded with memorabilia, including visits by many world leaders, including...More

Omg the worst tea house ever! we thought we had a show how to make tea but nope Tea sucks and the show was a Chinese torture!! Don’t go

lao She Teahouse give visitors to Beijing a wonderful evening of culture, tea and snacks. This is a great place to spend a relaxing eveing.

They said it was 50 rmb for a one hour of having tea in a private tearoom. After saying that we’d take it, they said that all the 50 rmb rooms were taken and that the least expensive room available was 80 rmb. Okay, we...More

the setting was great and you get a private room with excellent personal service. My only advise would be make sure you get a tea waitress that can speak your language so she can explain to to you in full to get the full on...More

We came here at an unusual time, (midday) so the teahouse was empty and quiet. After being in the crowd of the Forbidden City we enjoyed the quietness and the traditional atmosphere. The place offers a glance of the tradition and the tea ceremony was...More