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26 hotel

InterContinental Beijing Sanlitun

Beijing  •  China
With its iconic, honeycomb-like façade of interlocking diamonds, the InterContinental Beijing Sanlitun is an architectural statement at the epicenter of Beijing's most dynamic district. It stands not merely within Sanlitun but as an integral part of its vibrant energy, seamlessly fused with the high-fashion and culinary scene of Taikoo Li. This hotel redefines modern luxury, presenting an avant-garde aesthetic where bold art installations meet sleek, contemporary design.

The experience is curated for the modern tastemaker. Guest rooms are chic, tech-forward sanctuaries offering sweeping urban vistas. The hotel's restaurants and bars, including the lauded Char steakhouse and the top-floor Top Bar, are destinations in their own right, providing panoramic views of the glittering cityscape. This is a place not just for rest, but for connection and inspiration—a sophisticated, vibrant hub for those who seek to immerse themselves in the very pulse of contemporary Beijing.

Park Hyatt Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Ride the express lift ninety seconds from Guomao’s rush to a sanctuary 63 floors above. Tony Chi’s palette of ivory stone and walnut, refreshed by LTW in 2024, frames floor-to-ceiling city panels in all 246 rooms. Occupying the summit of the 249-metre Yintai Centre, Park Hyatt Beijing has sheltered Nobel laureates and world delegations since its 2008 debut.

Crowning the tower, China Grill circles an open oak fire beneath a glass apex, while the adjacent China Bar pours herb-laced gin tonics against a 360-degree panorama. Tian Spa’s TCM-inspired therapies neighbour a 25-metre sky pool, and boardrooms wired for simultaneous translation host deals in the clouds. With Guomao Station at the doorstep and the airport thirty minutes away, the hotel matches rare altitude with seamless reach.

Grand Hyatt Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Standing where Chang’an Avenue meets pedestrian-friendly Wangfujing, Grand Hyatt Beijing puts Beijing’s imperial icons within a five-minute stroll. its 518 rooms paint in serene blues; full-height windows frame the vermilion roofs of the Forbidden City, while a bi-level Grand Club Lounge offers private check-in, skyline breakfasts and discreet meeting nooks for visiting dignitaries.

Below street level, the 55-metre Club Oasis pool gleams beneath a virtual sky with waterfalls and palms, easing jet lag. Evenings orbit Made in China’s wood-roasted Peking duck, Cantonese favourite Noble Court and cocktail-driven Redmoon. Walkways link the lobby to Oriental Plaza and Wangfujing metro; Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City sit minutes away. With 3,000 sqm of meeting space and a record of state visits, the hotel pairs palace-side stature with modern energy for executives and culture-hunters alike.

BEI Zhaolong Hotel

Beijing  •  China
BEI Zhaolong Hotel revives Beijing’s 1985-born landmark as Asia’s first Joie de Vivre outpost, trading marble formality for raw concrete, pop-art murals and app-driven convenience. Its 192 rooms feature adjustable mood lighting, writable projection walls and gigabit Wi-Fi; south-facing windows track Sanlitun’s neon lattice, while east-side suites greet sunrise over the rebuilt Workers Stadium roof.

Here, community is the amenity. BEI Commune slides from nitro brew at dawn to craft lager past midnight; vinyl DJs, Sichuan pop-ups and brand hackathons share the same countertop. A rolling art residency now shows “The Secret Garden is Evergreen,” turning the atrium into a walk-through installation. Sunday-morning rooftop yoga pairs sixty minutes of flow with a complimentary macchiato, high above the embassy district. Digital keys unlock pet-friendly floors, a 24/7 gym and modular studios that pivot from pitch deck to indie screening in half an hour. For travelers who pack sketches rather than itineraries, BEI Zhaolong is less a hotel than a ready collaborator.

The Ritz-Carlton Beijing Financial Street

Beijing  •  China
A favorite among business travelers – but also popular with leisure guests – The Ritz-Carlton Beijing, Financial Street is a sparkling modern glass tower, an award-winning design that is impressive both outside and in. Important tourist and cultural attractions, including the Forbidden City, are nearby, but guests should take time to enjoy the hotel's vast array of creature comforts, including sumptuous guest rooms and suites, an extensive health club and spa, and three exceptional restaurants. One of them is the elegant Qi restaurant, offering exquisite Cantonese dishes with seasonal ingredients designed to energize and rejuvenate.

The Peninsula Beijing

Beijing  •  China
The Peninsula Beijing now delivers the most spacious all-suite guest accommodation in the heart of China’s dynamic capital. The restyled hotel combines timeless Chinese artistry and craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology and superlative service to set spectacular new standards in design, luxury and comfort. The elegantly restyled rooms are the largest in Beijing, each offering a separate bedroom, living room, bathroom and cloakroom. The bespoke design is inspired by the interiors of luxury private yachts blended with elements of traditional and modern Chinese artistry.

Exceptional culinary experiences have been a hallmark of The Peninsula Beijing for more than a quarter of a century. Three reimagined restaurants celebrate the unique Chinese heritage of The Peninsula brand and the historic integration of fine craftsmanship into Chinese dining culture. The hotel’s chefs have travelled across China and worldwide to source the finest sustainable produce to enhance each dining experience. The guests can experience the world-famous Peninsula Afternoon Tea in The Lobby, and savour the refined pleasures of Cantonese cuisine at Huang Ting, the hotel’s signature Chinese restaurant. Resembling a mystical Chinese garden, Michelin-starred Jing specialises in modern Mediterranean cuisines paired with fine global wines from the cellar.

Bulgari Hotel Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Set against a lively urban landscape and directly facing the Liangma River, BVLGARI Hotel Beijing is an intimate haven of magnificent character where the discerning traveler can encounter nature and art and meet the sophisticated elite of Beijing. Sleek and utterly contemporary, the 119 rooms and suites will be an intimate haven of luxury, with the aim of becoming a true urban resort. The magnificent 380-square meter Bulgari Suite is some of the biggest suite in Beijing. Guests can look forward to exceptional luxury and comfort, from exquisite Italian furniture and unique detailing, to exclusive BVLGARI toiletries and 300-thread count linen by Rivolta Carmignani.

The Hotel Building and interiors will be designed by Italian architectural firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners in the contemporary Italian style which characterizes all the Bulgari Hotels and Resorts. Quality service at The BULGARI Hotel Beijing will be bespoke and highly personalized. All guests will enjoy the privacy of in-room check-in. Breakfast will be offered 24 hours. Exclusive services will include a 24-hour butler for suite guests. Berluti shoe shine with unique leather finishing. Complimentary minibar with quality Italian confectionery. Our team of expert always-connected concierges can arrange everything from a private tour of The Great Wall of China to visits to some of Beijing’s top artists in the comfort of the hotel’s Maserati limousines.

Regent Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Poised at the prestigious address of Jinbao Street, Regent Beijing offers a serene counterpoint to the city's dynamic energy. Its location is unparalleled, a short stroll from the vibrant Wangfujing shopping district and within moments of the historic grandeur of the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. The hotel's design is a masterful interpretation of its surroundings, eschewing overt traditionalism for a sophisticated blend of contemporary elegance and subtle Chinese aesthetics. This is immediately felt in the dramatic central atrium, where art and a cascading water feature create an urban oasis, a tranquil world that welcomes guests back from the city's lively pulse.

The commitment to refined living extends throughout the property. The hotel's five restaurants and bars, including the celebrated Daccapo for Italian cuisine and Morton's Steakhouse for classic American dining, offer a diverse culinary landscape. The guest rooms are sanctuaries of calm, thoughtfully designed with warm woods and rich textiles to create a residential feel, many framing captivating views of the cityscape. For an elevated experience, the Regent Club on the 17th floor provides an exclusive retreat with personalized service and breathtaking panoramas that stretch towards the iconic rooftops of the Forbidden City.

Fairmont Beijing

Beijing  •  China
In the heart of Beijing’s bustling Central Business District, Fairmont Beijing, Reignwood stands as a sophisticated fusion of contemporary architecture and Eastern artistry, redefining urban luxury with its distinctive elegance. The hotel’s striking façade of rose-gold glass reflects the city’s energy by day and glows with understated grace by night. Inside, its 222 guest rooms and suites are designed in rich dark woods, silk textiles, and polished metallic accents, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and tranquil. Spacious marble bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and walk-in rain showers, while select suites include private studies and living areas, exemplifying Fairmont’s signature blend of classic luxury and modern comfort.

The hotel’s dining venues capture Beijing’s cosmopolitan spirit. The Cut Steakhouse celebrates contemporary grill cuisine with premium aged beef and a curated wine list; Lunar 8 offers a creative interpretation of Asian flavors with live cooking stations and bold presentation; and the Champagne Bar provides an elegant setting for artisanal cocktails and fine bubbles. Guests seeking rejuvenation will find serenity at Willow Stream Spa, where East-West wellness philosophies merge in holistic treatments enhanced by the use of natural ingredients. Additional facilities include an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, and sauna, ensuring a complete retreat within the city. With its prime location, refined design, and impeccable service, Fairmont Beijing, Reignwood is more than a place to stay, it is an immersive journey through style, culture, and the contemporary spirit of luxury in the Chinese capital.

Commune By the Great Wall

Beijing  •  China
Commune By the Great Wall is a private collection of contemporary architectural art located at the foot of the Shuiguan section of the Great Wall in Shifosi Village, Yanqing District. It was designed by 12 outstanding Asian architects and honored with the "Architecture Art Promoting Award" at the Venice Biennale. The hotel is only a little over an hour's drive from the center of Beijing, offering a peaceful haven to experience nature and visit China's cultural heritage. It was named one of the "Ten New Architectural Wonders in China" by the American Business Week in 2005, perfect for a memorable family vacation or romantic getaway.

The Ritz-Carlton, Beijing

Beijing  •  China
In a city where the story spans millennia, The Ritz-Carlton, Beijing shares the past in ways that blend seamlessly with the present. Rooted in the art of the tea ceremony and borrowing classic Ritz-Carlton elements, the hotel offers a city center location in China Central Place next to luxury shopping at SKP Shopping Centre. A non-stop trip to Universal Beijing Resort by taking Subway Line 1 and hotel shuttle bus. Amenities include three restaurants, a spa and several meeting spaces.

Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Tucked away in the historic hutongs of Beijing’s Qianmen district, Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing reimagines the timeless charm of old Beijing through a collection of meticulously restored siheyuan courtyard residences, blending cultural heritage with contemporary luxury to create an urban sanctuary of elegance and tranquility. Comprising 42 beautifully preserved courtyard homes spread across Caochang Hutong in Dongcheng District, the hotel retains traditional architectural elements such as grey-tiled roofs, red-brick walls, and carved wooden beams, while integrating glass façades, ambient lighting, and advanced technology to offer a refined yet serene atmosphere. Each guestroom draws inspiration from classical Chinese scholar residences, featuring natural wood, silk textiles, and artisanal craftsmanship that merge Eastern poetry with modern minimalism. Selected rooms include private courtyards or terraces, allowing guests to experience the rare harmony of privacy and serenity in the heart of the city.

The hotel’s culinary offerings are equally exceptional: Yan Ting, helmed by a Michelin-starred chef, presents authentic Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine; VICINI serves refined Italian dishes infused with local Beijing flavors; TIAO Bar, hidden within the hutongs, offers creative cocktails and light bites in a chic, intimate setting; while Maple Lounge provides a sophisticated venue for afternoon tea and traditional Chinese delicacies. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental combines Eastern wellness philosophies with Chinese herbal therapies, offering massages, aromatherapy, and tea ceremonies, complemented by cultural experiences such as hutong tours, cycling excursions, and calligraphy workshops that connect guests with the city’s heritage. Within walking distance of Qianmen Street, Tiananmen Square, and the Forbidden City, the hotel enjoys a privileged yet peaceful location. With its architectural distinctiveness, rich cultural narrative, and the brand’s signature service excellence, Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing is more than a place to stay, it is an immersive journey through time, artistry, and the soulful elegance of Beijing.

Four Seasons Hotel Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Four Seasons Hotel Beijing occupies the embassy quarter of Chaoyang on the banks of the Liangma River, placing it within one of the capital’s most international districts, Sanlitun is a short walk away, while Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City are around 15 minutes by car. Its 247 rooms and 66 suites span floors 7 to 27, arranged around a 20-storey naturally lit atrium where 384 stainless-steel peacock butterflies by Australian artist Jayne Dyer rise along one wall, translating traditional Chinese symbols of love and dreams into an industrial form. Across the hotel, carved wooden doors, ceramic vases, calligraphy collages, and books on Chinese art and literature introduce cultural references with restraint. Rooms are finished in warm neutral tones with mahogany furniture, dark wood floors, and soaking tubs set beside floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river or city. Entry-level rooms begin at 46 square metres; suites range from 73 to 114 square metres, while the 27th-floor Presidential Suite occupies 730 square metres with three bedrooms, a media room, rooftop terrace, and open kitchen. The Executive Club Lounge on the 26th floor offers express check-in, meeting room access, and all-day food and beverage service.

The dining program has held Michelin recognition for seven consecutive years across two restaurants. Cai Yi Xuan, the Michelin one-starred Cantonese restaurant, is conceived as an art garden with polished zebrawood floors and eight private dining rooms, including two VIP suites and a chef’s table, making it equally suited to private dinners and formal entertaining. Executive Chef Li Qiang’s cuisine is rooted in Cantonese technique with a modern touch; signature dishes include honey-marinated cod and fresh abalone. Mio, the hotel’s Michelin one-starred Italian restaurant, centers on two open show kitchens and a menu that moves between northern and southern Italy, with selected dishes finished tableside. Tea Garden functions as a refined Chinese tea salon, serving imperial-style snacks alongside a curated tea selection. The Spa features 11 treatment suites and is among the largest hotel spa facilities in Beijing, with bespoke therapies by specialists from China, France, and beyond, including a signature recovery treatment for jet-lagged travelers. The naturally lit 20-metre indoor lap pool looks across Chaoyang’s rooftops, turning an early swim into something far more atmospheric.

China World Summit Wing Beijing

Beijing  •  China
High-level lavishness awaits you at China World Summit Wing, Beijing, which sits atop the city’s landmark 1,083-foot-tall China World Trade Centre tower. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal the city’s treasures below, while classic decor, rich woods, and Asian accents entice you to linger in your exceptionally well-appointed guest room.

Find refuge in the lifestyle sanctuary, featuring a full gym, infinity-edge swimming pool, and the serene CHI, The Spa. Global tastes are satiated at a selection of fine dining venues, including the Japanese Nadaman, Grill 79, and Beijing’s highest bar, Atmosphere.

China World Hotel Beijing

Beijing  •  China
China World Hotel, Beijing is ideally located in Beijing’s central business district (CBD) and is attached to one of the larger malls in Beijing, the China World Mall. The hotel is the gateway to your historical exploration of the capital city, such as the Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, hutongs, Houhai Bar Street, Jing Shan, Qianmen and Beihai Park.

Rosewood Beijing

Beijing  •  China
The Rosewood Beijing offers apartment-style living in the heart of China's capital. Set in the central Chaoyang District, this urban retreat features comfortable and edgy accommodations in the city. The 231 guest rooms and 52 suites feel like private residences with luxurious touches, including a daybed by the window to take in the panoramic views. Six restaurants and lounges please every palate. For special celebrations, The House of Dynasties offers private dining rooms and live cooking stations in an opulent setting. Sense, A Rosewood Spa features six treatment rooms and two Spa Suites with balconies, for overnight stays.

NUO Hotel Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Commanding a prestigious address on Chang’an Avenue, this five-star Beijing hotel is the capital’s most historic luxury accommodation, standing proud through a century of boundless change. From the grand French facade to its broad marble staircase, polished 1917 dance floor, and 171 period-style rooms and suites, Beijing Hotel NUO seduces those with an eye for old-world sophistication. NUO, China’s newest luxury hotel brand, is proud to revive the majesty of the former Beijing Hotel, once known as the “Grand Hotel de Pekin,” by revealing the essence of its past glories while providing every contemporary luxury for guests.

Hyatt Regency Beijing Wangjing

Beijing  •  China
Situated in the dynamic heart of the Wangjing Central Business District, Hyatt Regency Beijing Wangjing redefines the concept of a business hotel by transforming into a serene urban sanctuary. The property draws inspiration from the traditional Chinese courtyard architecture known as Sanhe Yuan. Instead of the typical cold glass and steel of the surrounding skyscrapers, visitors are embraced by a warm aesthetic featuring natural oak, beige travertine, and lush bamboo landscapes. The design philosophy centers on bringing the outdoors inside, creating a restorative environment where sunlight filters through louvered partitions to mimic the dappled light of a forest. The hotel houses 348 guestrooms and suites, all crafted to serve as quiet retreats from the capital's energetic pace. The interiors favor organic textures and a soft color palette, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows that frame refreshing views of the adjacent greenery. This connection to nature ensures that every stay feels less like a corporate obligation and more like a rejuvenating escape. The Market Café offers a unique picnic style setting with its indoor streams and trees, while Cang Yue provides a sophisticated backdrop for enjoying authentic Northern Chinese and Cantonese cuisine. For evening relaxation, guests can visit Shunpachi for casual izakaya style dishes or unwind at The Music Bar with live entertainment. To complete the wellness journey, a heated indoor swimming pool sits beneath a glass ceiling, allowing swimmers to float under natural light.

Hotel Eclat Beijing

Beijing  •  China
A gleaming glass pyramid envelopes Hotel Éclat Beijing which is part of the architecturally striking Parkview Green development in Fangcaodi with designer boutiques, restaurants and cinemas. Modern, light and wonderfully spacious, this all-suite boutique hotel has a fitness centre and a stunning contemporary art collection. This has to be one of the city’s most elegant hotels and the keyword here is privacy. The rooms are inordinately generous, many with a private terrace and some with their own pool. A truly astounding art collection includes pieces by Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol and Zeng Fangzhi. The joy of staying here is the accessibility to designer shopping and a wealth of restaurants. 

Conrad Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Conrad Beijing was designed by renowned architect, Ma Yansong. The sanlitun commercial area is two kilometers away and we’re a 10-minute drive from Beijing’s central business district. Central Beijing and The Palace Museum are within nine kilometers. Enjoy the spa, 24-hour fitness center, heated indoor pool, dedicated concierge, and on-site dining. Hotel library-themed restaurant, Chapter, is a unique experience with culinary episodes. Lu Yu offers authentic Chinese cuisine with private dining and show kitchens. Try 29 Grill for fine dining and the Lobby Lounge for drinks.

Kerry Hotel Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Kerry Hotel is part of the Shangri-La Group with a belief to have “More Room for Life”. A contemporary hotel in Beijing's central business district with extensive facilities for the youthful and spirited travelers, the hotel is close to cultural and entertainment sites.Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the gym while the gourmet savant will delight in the hotel’s restaurants that also feature the wood-fired Peking duck.

Cordis Beijing Capital Airport

Beijing  •  China
Located adjacent to the Norman Foster-designed Terminal 3 and only a 10-minute drive from the New China International Exhibition Centre, Cordis, Beijing Capital Airport seamlessly blends fashion, art, and luxury. The hotel's spacious guest rooms boast the signature “Dream Big Bed.” With flexible function spaces, it caters perfectly to meetings, banquets, and events. The stylish restaurants and lounges offer chic dining experiences. Additionally, guests benefit from a complimentary 24-hour shuttle bus to and from the hotel and airport terminals, and a flight information screen in the lobby.

Waldorf Astoria Beijing

Beijing  •  China
Perfectly situated at the crossroads of bustling Wangfujing Avenue and the storied hutongs of old Beijing, Waldorf Astoria Beijing seamlessly blends the timeless glamour of its New York heritage with the serene elegance of the East. The hotel’s understated exterior conceals a richly appointed interior defined by bronze-toned palettes, dark wood accents, and silk-laden details, exuding a calm yet regal atmosphere that reflects the brand’s signature sophistication. The hotel features 175 exquisitely designed rooms and suites, each offering generous space, floor-to-ceiling windows, and custom furnishings. Higher floors afford captivating views of the Forbidden City rooftops and Beijing’s historic alleys. For those seeking a deeper connection to tradition, a collection of exclusive courtyard suites housed in a restored siheyuan provides an immersive cultural stay unique to the capital.

Culinary offerings are equally refined. The Michelin-recommended Zijin Mansion serves elegant Cantonese and creative Chinese cuisine, while Brasserie 1893 delights with Western classics reinterpreted through modern techniques in a theatrical open kitchen led by renowned chefs. The iconic Peacock Alley lounge invites guests to linger over afternoon tea or handcrafted cocktails in a refined setting. Wellness facilities include a serene indoor heated pool, a fully equipped fitness center, and the Waldorf Astoria Spa, offering a holistic array of treatments that reflect the brand’s devotion to tranquility and indulgence. Whether for business, cultural immersion, or celebratory escapes, Waldorf Astoria Beijing stands as a sanctuary of elegance, impeccable service, and refined design—an ideal haven for discerning travelers in China’s imperial capital.

The St. Regis Beijing

Beijing  •  China
The St. Regis Beijing is located in the heart of Beijing’s quiet, diplomatic compound in a noble setting only 400 meters away from a city highway leading you directly to Beijing Capital Airport or Railway South Station. It takes about 7 minutes to walk from the hotel to Jianguomen Subway Station, and Subway Line 1 will directly lead to Universal Resort Subway Station without spending time in a traffic jam. Our luxury hotel offers many of the legendary St. Regis traditions created at The St. Regis New York, including our personalized Butler Service, our Evening Ritual, Afternoon Tea and the St. Regis Bloody Mary. 

After a stroll along Wangfujing, a famous shopping street, indulge yourself at our Iridium Spa, complete with a natural hot spring that originates 1,500 meters below the surface. Let us pamper you with additional luxury amenities, such as a stunning glass-walled swimming pool, a 6,000-square-meter landscaped garden, three exceptional restaurants and two signature bars.

The PuXuan Hotel and Spa

Beijing  •  China
Only minutes from the Forbidden City and Beijing's main commercial shopping district, The PuXuan Hotel and Spa is a true gem in the very nerve center of the Chinese capital. The design of the hotel does not celebrate an aesthetic; rather, the city out of which it was born. Spacious and luxuriously appointed guest rooms, many with uninterrupted views of the Forbidden City, as well as two specialty restaurants, a Lobby Lounge, Tea Room, and UR Spa are sure to make this a new destination for luxury business and leisure travelers alike.

Chao Hotel Sanlitun

Beijing  •  China
Surrounded by Beijing’s best fashion and nightlife, CHAO Sanlitun is a stylish and sophisticated escape in the heart of the city. With its 180 artfully designed rooms and suites, two restaurants, including the Living Room & Club Bar, which serves international and Chinese home cooked cuisine, plus a curated wine cellar, private cinema, and 24 hour gym, this hotel is an idyllic home base for browsing the boutiques in nearby Taikoo Li Sanlitun Village or catching a game at Workers’ Stadium.

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