Hotel The Opposite House, Beijing
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“The Opposite House is the city’s hippest address. The work of Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, this 99-room boutique hotel shows off modern Beijing’s commitment to design and style.”
“Fans of contemporary design will want to book their Beijing hotel reservations at this ultra mod Chaoyang hotel. Built during the crush of development surrounding the 2008 summer Olympics, Opposite House is just one example of the cutting edge architecture for which Beijing has since become known.”
“With see-all open-plan bathrooms, American oak bath-tubs, lovely mood lighting, underfloor heating, sliding doors, complimentary beers, TVs on extendable arms and a metal basin swimming pool, this trendy Swire-owned boutique hotel is top-drawer chic.”
“This exemplar of 21st-century China has a huge atrium and contemporary art in the stunning lobby, plus spacious and warm guest rooms kitted out with natural wood and Scandi-Asian minimalist chic.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Beijing.
“This boutique hotel is memorable from first glance, with its dramatic green and yellow glass façade. Designed by avant-garde Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, this chic 99-room spot is currently among Beijing’s hippest addresses.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Beijing.
“Expect Avant garde, minimalist interiors. The prices aren’t so minimalist, but perhaps that’s not surprising considering this hotel’s prime position in the centre of Sanlitun. There’s also a rather edgy Spanish-Italian fusion restaurant. One for the wealthy hipsters.”
What guests liked
- Helpful staff
- Excellent location
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, The Opposite House is located in Taikoo Li Sanlitun, in the heart of Beijing, China. Its architecture is a dramatic mix of modern contemporary style and traditional Chinese designs. Surrounded by chic bars, tons of restaurants and boutique shops, it is the place to be… And only a 10 minute drive from the CBD too!
The rooms are abundantly spaced with a free mini bar and floor to ceiling windows. The huge beds are covered with premier quality bedding and a mood lighting system comes installed. They are all out fitted with a digital entertainment system and a flat screen TV with cable channels. The luxurious en suite bathroom features an oak bathtub and a rainfall shower.
The rooms are a breathtaking experience on their own but stepping outside their doors will leave any guest giddy with excitement.
Sureño Restaurant serves a variety of Mediterranean dishes that are a treat to the taste buds while international cuisine can be enjoyed at the Village Cafe. Cocktails and wines can be savored at the comfy, cozy lounge. This hotel is a great choice for business and leisure travelers interested in a luxurious shopping, history and culinary experience.
Hotel Details
— 99 rooms
— Opened August 2008
— Contemporary style
Hotel Features
— Free WiFi
— Restaurant
— Bar and lounge
— Room service
— Wedding and honeymoon accommodations available
— Family friendly (kids under 2 years stay free)
— Private parking available
— Indoor swimming pool
— Garden and terrace
— Air conditioning
— Laundry services available
— Fitness center
— Business Center
— Spa and wellness center
— Steam room
— Tickets and tours assistance
— Bicycle rental available
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 2:00 PM
— Check out begins at 7:00 AM
— Minimum check in age is 18 years old
Address
11 Sanlitun Rd, 三里屯 Chaoyang Qu, Beijing Shi, China, 100027
Location
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