Traveling to Beijing with my 7-year-old and elderly parents from Shanghai, I worried about keeping everyone happy—but guide Hanah and driver Mr. Liu made this five-day trip perfect.

Hanah met us at the airport, cheerful and prepared. Day 1’s hutong walk was gentle—she picked flat paths and let my kid chat with local children. The Peking Opera had a kid-friendly section, and she brought coloring books about opera faces to keep him busy.Mr. Liu was a godsend—he drove slowly, found handicap-accessible parking, and always helped with luggage. Hanah adjusted the schedule daily: on Day 2, we took breaks at Jingshan Park’s benches; on Day 3, the Tai Chi session was short and easy for my parents. The company’s arrangements were stress-free: clear itineraries, on-time pickups, and kid-friendly meals. Hanah recommended a candy store on Wangfujing Street for my son and a traditional tea house on Qianmen Street for my parents. On our last day, she let us take extra photos at the Summer Palace.

Hanah’s kindness and flexibility, plus Mr. Liu’s care, made this trip unforgettable. It’s the ideal tour for families—we all came back with happy memories.

Reviewed to: Fast Track to History: 5-Day Beijing Private Tours from Shanghai