The Peninsula Hotel, Beijing
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“People pay top dollar to stay at the Peninsula Beijing, but they know it’s not a gamble. It’s a cosseting experience from start to finish, and a fine way to ensure your entire trip is seamless.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2018 Hot List
“One of the city’s longest-running luxury hotels, The all-suite Peninsula Beijing has stood witness to more than three decades of breathless change in China. A pair of works by avant-garde ink painter Qin Feng gazes out over fresh acres of pearlescent white marble in the stunning lobby.”
“Following a £101 million refurbishment, The Peninsula Beijing is once again at the top of its game, bowling guests over with elegant new interiors, sterling service and every amenity you could wish for, including a large indoor swimming pool, a world-class spa, tip-top dining and a luxury shopping arcade.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Great rooms
- Excellent service
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Offering a combination of timeless Chinese artistry and craftsmanship, The Peninsula Beijing is the Premier All-Suite Hotel which offers cutting-edge technology and superlative service in the heart of China’s dynamic capital. Centrally located in Wangfujing Shopping District, The Peninsula Beijing offers 5-star accommodation with city views and free Wi-Fi.
Beijing The Peninsula is a 15-minute drive from the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Dengshikou Subway Station is 250 m away. Beijing Train Station is an 8-minute drive away. Beijing Capital International Airport is about a 30-minute drive from the hotel.
Suites start at a spacious 645 square feet and each offers a separate bedroom, living area, marble bathroom and dressing room. The elegant rooms at Peninsula Beijing are well-appointed with a flat-screen TV, ironing facilities and a safe. Luxurious bathrooms feature a bathtub with shower amenities and a hairdryer.
Added conveniences include a business center, a Bank of China branch office and a travel desk. Other amenities include a fitness center, heated indoor pool and The Peninsula Spa.
Guests can enjoy the Peninsula Classic Afternoon Tea and the refined international dining at The Lobby restaurant, contemporary French cuisine at Jing and traditional Cantonese fare at Huang Ting restaurant. The hotel has achieved the prestigious five-star rating from the 2018 Forbes Travel Guide.
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