In this study, the Fe-catalyst is used for guaiacol hydrodeoxygenation (HDO). And the effects of reaction temperature and hydrogen pressure to deoxygenation efficiency of guaiacol as well as product mole fraction are investigated. The result shows guaiacol conversion and deoxygenation efficiency reach 100% and 85.07% respectively under the hydrogenation conditions of 280℃, 9 MPa Hydrogen, and catalyst/feedstock weight ratio of 1/10 for 1 hour reaction. The methyl substitution and hydrogenation efficiency are obviously affected by temperature from the trend of molar fraction variance. Methyl substitution of phenol increases as the reaction temperature higher than 280℃ while deoxygenation efficiency decreases. In addition, higher hydrogen pressure benefits hydrogenation and increases the deoxygenation efficiency.