The Rosewood Beijing is a contemporary, chic hotel perfectly suited for couples and older families and boasts some of the best views of modern Beijing
Located in the heart of the business district near the city centre, it is perfectly situation for exploring this vibrant city
Featuring an array of dining an option, dinner at its famous Country Kitchen is an absolute must and one the best places to try local Peking Duck.
The property features a tranquil pool, relaxing spa and well-equipped fitness centre making it the ideal urban retreat
Redefining contemporary sophistication, the Rosewood Beijing has been designed to reflect lavish apartment-style living with some of the city’s largest and most luxuriously-appointed rooms. The attention to detail is superb, whether it’s the shoe hor...
There are 282 upscale rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows offering skyscraper views, spacious marble bathrooms with built-in TV in the mirror, walk-in closet, fine art prints and a selection of books, all designed to create a residential home-from-home ambience. The restful palette focuses on muted cream and terracotta, the lighting is soft and the aesthetic is a subtle blend of Western design and Oriental style. Standard amenities include Frette 600 thread-count linens, Lorenzo Villoresi toiletries, 50-inch LCD Smart...
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Enquire NowLocated in the prestigious Chaoyang District, Rosewood Beijing lies in the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District.
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