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Beijing

A tranquil haven in Beijing’s business district
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  • The Great Wall of China on mountain in front of blanket of fog
    The Great Wall of China is draped in a blanket of fog
  • Looking down at Beijing city buildings, roads, lights at sunset
    Panoramic views of the city skyline and Liangma River from our 26th-floor Executive Club Lounge
  • Looking up at glass high rise buildings in Chaoyang District at dusk
    Our Chaoyang District is home to some of the best designer shopping in the city
  • Large abstract art painting behind staff in the hotel front lobby
    Large-scale abstract art greets you from behind our reception desk
  • Looking up in 20-storey hotel atrium at 400 stainless-steel butterflies on column
    Jayne Dyer’s 400 stainless-steel butterflies soar up our 20-storey inner atrium
  • Side view of Beijing Suite bed, bench in front of wood panel wall, chaise by curtains
    Soothing, gold-and-blue tones accent a Beijing Suite bedroom
  • Large bathroom with square marble tub, decorative marble wall, wood vanity with double sinks
    A large rain shower, a deep marble tub and artful decorative touches create a spa-like atmosphere in the Imperial Suite’s master bath
  • Four Seasons Room sitting area with coffee table, small armchairs beside hotel bed
    The sitting area in a Four Seasons Room provides extra space in which to unwind
  • Elegant eight-person black marble Chef's Table in front of chef at open kitchen line, row of lanterns above
    Watch our chefs prepare eight seasonal courses for eight guests at our Chef’s Table
  • Mio restaurant large, modern crystal chandeliers over dining tables with tall crystal lamps
    Dramatic lighting helps set the mood at restaurant Mio
  • Spa treatment room with carved wood detail walls, bed and table with trays with oils
    Carved-wood details line the walls in a warm and inviting spa treatment room
  • A wall of windows lets in city views at our indoor pool
  • Exterior of Beijing National Centre for the Performing arts gold egg-shaped building
    Pay a visit to the National Centre for the Performing Arts, or as locals like to call it, The Giant Egg
  • Exterior of Beijing National Stadium bird's nest-shaped building lit up at night
    Beijing National Stadium – or the Bird’s Nest – is especially captivating at night
48 Liang Ma Qiao Road
+86 (10) 5695 8858 Get Directions

Rising high above the embassies and international headquarters that line the bustling Chaoyang District, our Hotel provides a warm welcome in a city that can be a bit elusive to discover. Let us open doors to a Beijing you might otherwise miss. Then, come back to gather your thoughts in our serene Tea Garden, take a dip in the sun-lit pool, sip rare single-malt whiskies at EQUIS, or simply sit for a moment to marvel at the 400 stainless-steel butterflies that rise up our soaring central atrium – before heading back out to see more. That push-and-pull you feel? That’s Beijing – taking hold.

Accommodations

  • Hotel staff makes bed, adjusts gold accent pillow on white pillows, linens
    Deluxe Room

    Streamlined mahogany furniture, abstract art and Asian-inspired millwork help create a restful ambiance in these city-view rooms.

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  • Four Seasons Room sitting area with coffee table, small armchairs beside hotel bed
    Four Seasons Room

    Finish up some last-minute work in the writing nook before settling for a quiet evening, lounging in the generous sitting area of our largest guest rooms.

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  • Ambassador Suite corner of bed with round gold pillow, armchair, nightstand with lamp, flowers
    Ambassador Suite

    Dark wood accents make these corner suites feel warm and inviting. Views of Liangma River or Chaoyang Park spark conversations in the living room, and a pocket door allows for a bit of extra quiet in the bedroom whenever you need it.

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  • Side view of Beijing Suite bed, bench in front of wood panel wall, chaise by curtains
    Beijing Suite

    The six-seat dining room table is the perfect place for family dinners in these residential-style suites, which feature city views from some of our highest floors and rich wood and gold decor that makes each room feel stylish, lived in and warm.

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  • Imperial Suite luxurious living room with sofas, armchairs under large crystal chandeliers, floor-to-ceiling windows, sunset views
    Imperial Suite

    Known as the “Palace in the Sky,” this three-bedroom, ultra-luxe suite takes up our entire 27th floor. Screen a movie in the media room, entertain on the rooftop terrace, and watch a private chef prepare a meal in the open kitchen for a special evening. Custom finishes, original artwork and panoramic views of Beijing are the proverbial icing on the cake.

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  • Long dimly-lit hallway with gold pattern on floor, large red statues on pillars
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  • Indoor swimming pool lined with white chairs, plants
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The peace you seek

Warm woods and natural light lend a serene, organic feel to our couple’s suite

The Spa

Step away from busy city life, if only for a moment. Rising six storeys above Beijing, our Spa’s carved wooden screens and glowing lanterns ring echoes of the past, while a cup of hot jasmine tea sets the mood for a quintessentially Chinese experience.

Beijing By Four Seasons

As a native Beijinger, it’s my pleasure to present the authentic experience to guests from all around the world.

Peter Tang Chief Concierge
  • Black-and-white photo of man preparing textile in barrels with dark liquid
    Living history

    Step into another time in Gubei Water Town, situated around the Simatai Great Wall, and watch winemaking at the Sima Liquor Distillery. Or, learn to cook with vinasse (distillery residue), see Gubei’s sustainable cloth dyeing and make a piece of your own.

  • Side view of smiling woman's face as she holds paintbrush up to colourful painting
    Art is life

    Watch as free-spirited painter Cui Fenghua, our current Artist in Residence, creates her colourful pieces live in our Executive Club Lounge, and get a first-hand peek into Beijing’s unique and burgeoning art scene.

  • Great Wall of China winding along green mountain
    A rare glimpse at the Great Wall

    Ride through the lush countryside on your way to the incredibly preserved Mutianyu segment of the Great Wall, where a helicopter waits to whisk you away for a private aerial tour followed by a picnic lunch atop the majestic structure prepared by the Hotel’s Executive Chef Jackson Wu.

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