Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing
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“Chinese heritage meets modern luxury in the newly opened Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing. At just 42 rooms, the intimate hotel offers an immersive taste of tradition. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed into a restored labyrinth of hutongs (narrow alleyways), complete with a Zen-like courtyard and a sleek, contemporary aesthetic that provides a calming retreat from the bustle just outside your front door.”
“There is no other place in the country where you can experience the charm of Beijing up close, offering a luxurious stay in the hutongs, or traditional alleyways where so much life happens in this bustling city.”
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- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Private parking
All you need to know
If you’re looking for a place in Beijing that blends something sleek and modern with serious local character, the Mandarin Oriental Qianmen is exactly that kind of spot. Nestled in the heart of an old hutong neighbourhood, it’s made up of just 42 traditional courtyard houses. So, rather than a towering mega-hotel, you get this intimate hideaway vibe that still feels luxurious.
The location is No. 1 Caochang Alley 10, Dongcheng District, which puts you right in the historic fabric of the city while being comfortable and polished.
Inside, you’ll discover a mix of fine dining, spa time, and quirky local touches. The hotel boasts restaurants like the Cantonese/Chaozhou spot by Chef Fei, an Italian bistro (VICINI), and a cocktail bar tucked into a hutong alley for that extra touch of character.
For downtime, there’s a spa, tea house, and areas that feel calm and tranquil despite being amid the buzz of Beijing.
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