With a fabulous central Beijing location close to the Forbidden City, The Peninsula Beijing is the place to stay. It has contemporary guest rooms, fantastic facilities, luxury surrounds and exemplary Peninsula service.
Following a multimillion dollar revamp the hotel is one of the city’s top options with beautifully decorated rooms where no detail has been left to chance.
Service is key with staff making a huge effort to make every guest feel welcome aware that most tourists will feel a long way from home so a warm and friendly welcome makes for a really relaxing stay.
Fantastic location on Wangfujing Street in the very heart of the city, get out on foot to explore, the location is perfect for a morning stroll.
The hotel has two excellent restaurants but its Huang Ting left unchanged in the renovation which offers a traditional masterclass in Cantonese cooking.
Situated in the very heart of Beijing, between two main shopping areas and within easy walking distance of the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, the Peninsula Beijing offers the perfect combination of both traditional and modern comfort. The Peninsula ranks among the best as a member of the leading hotels of the world.
The Peninsula Beijing's guest rooms have a contemporary edge with huge plasma screens and even have a TV to be enjoyed whilst in the bath! All mod cons have been included in the luxurious and comfortable rooms and suites and for those wanting a more intimate experience, access to the hotel's three Club floors allow the added luxury of private check-ins, peaceful buffet breakfasts, afternoon teas and evening cocktails in a more intimate, boutique hotel style atmosphere.
The service at Beijing's Peninsula is phenomenal from the moment the doorman welcomes you into the lobby. There is also an exclusive shopping arcade ready to be explored on the lower levels of the hotel as well as an indoor pool, state of the art gym and fantastic spa for relaxing after (or instead of) a day's sightseeing. The indulgent treatments conclude with relaxation time in the Asian tea lounge and are so much more than just a standard treatment - allow at least an hour in the spa to relax and enjoy it before your treatment even begins!
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The Duplex Suite is the room to go for if you really want to treat yourself - light and airy with the best views of the city.
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Peninsula Beijing is located on Goldfish Lane in Beijing's cultural district, adjacent to the Wangfujing shopping.
10-hour flight to Beijing Capital International Airport. Peninsula Beijing is a 45-minute transfer from the airport.
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