BTG Homeinns Hotels
The Chinese hotel group behind Home Inn, Yitel and Motel 168, founded in 2002 and now part of Beijing Tourism Group.
- BTG HotelsHotel group
- 2002Launched
- ChinaOrigin
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About BTG Homeinns
Home Inns was founded in 2002 by Ctrip co-founders Ji Qi and Neil Shen, with Beijing Tourism Group (BTG) supplying its first hotels. It became the largest budget hotel chain in China, bought Motel 168 in 2011, and was taken private by BTG in 2016, becoming BTG Homeinns, based in Shanghai.
What to expect
A family of mostly economy and midscale brands across China, including Home Inn, Home Inn Plus, Motel 168, Yitel and Jianguo.
Who it suits
Budget and business travellers who want a dependable hotel in China.
Booking tips
- Most hotels are in mainland China; check that the hotel accepts foreign guests and international cards before you book.
What BTG Homeinns is known for
- Founded in 2002
- Home Inn, Yitel and Motel 168
- Part of Beijing Tourism Group
Style of hotels
- Select-service
Good for
- Business travel
- Budget stays
Where to find BTG Homeinns
BTG Homeinns hotels are found mainly in: China.
BTG Homeinns: Frequently Asked Questions
01Who owns BTG Homeinns?
BTG Homeinns is part of BTG Hotels. BTG Homeinns is part of state-owned Beijing Tourism Group, which took Home Inns private in 2016.
02How do I find cheap BTG Homeinns hotels?
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