Hi, we booked our Mutianyu Great Wall tour though them (which was superb) so am sure they have these also, or if not, would arrange for you no problem. Suggest you email them to check but really cant see an issue they were so helpful, one of the girls actually draw us a map of directions for the bus to the Wall, its so great I have it framed at home!

You can find their phone number on their own website Tel: +86-10-8402 4218 / 5238

I have stayed at the Hutongren Courtyard Hotel twice. I can really recommend the place. Your question: There are several subway stations that are within (extended) walking distance of the hotel. Changing subway lines can be time consuming. For this reasons I prefer to take a direct line and rather walk a bit longer way. The nearest stations are: Nanluoguxiang is a station on Line 6, located at the Southerly end of the hutogren area. Luogu Alley, the main walking street starts right outside this station and leads straight to the hotel. Shichahai is a station on Line 8 , located to the West of the hotel. Beixinqiao Station is a station on Line 5, located East for the hutogren area. Somewhat longer distance than the previous two stations. Finally, the station I recommend when coming from the PEK airport: Take the airport train to the final station Dongzhimen, change to the 'blue' line 2. Travel for two stops to Andingmen station. Walk from there or take a taxi. The hotel is located in a tiny side street to which hardly a bike can travel. If you decide to walk from the metro to the hotel, regardless what station you exit, make sure to have a good map and the exact location of the hotel marked on it. Taxis can reach up to the intersection of Gulou East Street and Luogu Alley. Make sure to have the address in Chinese with these two street names mentioned, otherwise the taxi driver will not know where to call. Or have the hotel give directions to the driver on the phone.

Email or call them and ask. When I was there this summer (2015) the staff spoke perfect English. I picked my Siberian railway tickets up in person from a local company. That was relatively straightforward to do.