The capital Beijing lies just south of the rim of the Central Asian Steppes and is separated from the Gobi Desert by a green chain of mountains. A huge, sprawling city that’s home to 12 million people, Beijing is full of wonderful sights. Walking along the Great Wall, standing atop The Gate of Heavenly Peace from where Mao declared China as The People’s Republic, and even see the Summer Palace.
Looking out over the enormous Tiananmen Square is an experience you won’t forget. The Forbidden City is equally as memorable - if you find a quiet corner to soak up its atmosphere, your imagination can easily transport you back to the days of Imperial China.
With exclusive access to the Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Aman Beijing is a unique experience due to its stunning location, traditionally influenced design and unbeatable Aman service.
Sitting approximately 45 minutes from Beijing's city center, in the small village of Beigou, Brickyard is an extraordinary boutique retreat with just 34 rooms and private houses. It was once a factory producing glazed tiles and is full of character.
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.
The Opposite House is a chic and trendy property located in the cosmopolitan, creative and vibrant heart of Beijing’s Santilun Village. With a contemporary style it is a refreshing option in the city's many luxury hotels.
Located within walking distance from Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, The Park Plaza Beijing is a comfortable and contemporary option perfect for those who want a central location. It's an oasis in Beijing's bustling cultural and business center.
Located in the historic center of Beijing, the Waldorf Astoria provides the perfect fusion of modern luxury and the traditional orient. With a brilliant mix of contemporary art pieces and classic architectural elements the hotel encapsulates Beijing.