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Every dispatch we've filed from Beijing, China: luxury hotels, prestige spas, signature rituals and onsen.

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Properties in Beijing

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Conrad Beijing

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Conrad Beijing

A shimmering indigo beacon in Beijing’s diplomatic quarter, the Conrad infuses contemporary design with subtle, auspicious nods to imperial China. Sculptural bronzework and a 20-meter marble mural portray the whimsical “Eight Immortals.”

Regent Beijing

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Regent Beijing

Steps from Wangfujing, the Regent Beijing’s 500 rooms and suites offer a serene escape from the bustling city. The hotel’s distinctively Chinese aesthetic is carried through the interiors with dark wood, rich textiles, and original artworks. Amenities include an indoor pool, a well-equipped fitness center, and a selection of dining options.

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing Beijing

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Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing Beijing

Whether you want to take in moderndelights along Wangfujing (one of the city’s most famous shopping streets) orsoak up the imperial grandeur of the ancient Forbidden City, Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing,Beijing has a location to rival all others.There’s a world of wonders to soak upinside the high-end

Intercontinental Beijing Sanlitun

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Intercontinental Beijing Sanlitun

A striking contemporary landmark in Beijing's diplomatic quarter, the Intercontinental Beijing Sanlitun offers a luxurious stay with particular attention to culinary excellence. Its facade of angled glass panels reflects the vibrant city, while interiors evoke a refined urban sanctuary. Enjoy char-grilled prime cuts at Top Tapas.

Intercontinental Beijing Beichen

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Intercontinental Beijing Beichen

Rising above the Olympic Green, the Intercontinental Beijing Beichen offers a contemporary stillness. Its design incorporates local stone and timber, providing a tranquil counterpoint to the city’s rhythm. The hotel is renowned for its authentic Peking duck, a culinary experience not to be missed.

The Ritz Carlton Beijing Financial Street

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The Ritz Carlton Beijing Financial Street

A shimmering presence in Beijing's Financial Street, the Ritz-Carlton offers a serene escape with its signature, light-filled aesthetic by Richard Meier. Expect an indoor pool, a well-appointed fitness center, and a lauded dim sum brunch that draws a discerning crowd.

The Puxuan Hotel And Spa

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The Puxuan Hotel And Spa

A serene urban sanctuary steps from the Forbidden City, The Puxuan marries minimalist design with profound cultural interventions. OBA’s design emphasizes natural materials, hushed palettes, and dynamic art installations, culminating in an 25-meter infinity pool cloaked in dark, volcanic stone.

Mandarin Oriental Qianmen Beijing

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Mandarin Oriental Qianmen Beijing

Puxuan Hotel Spa

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Puxuan Hotel Spa

The Puxuan Hotel Spa, designed by Nendo, offers a tranquil retreat in the heart of Beijing. Its minimalist aesthetic, featuring natural materials like timber and stone, creates a serene atmosphere. The hotel’s commitment to wellness is reflected in its diverse spa offerings, blending traditional Chinese medicine with modern practices, and complemented by a modern interpretation of Peking duck.

Kerry Hotel Beijing

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Kerry Hotel Beijing

A cornerstone of Beijing’s central business district, Kerry Hotel Beijing offers a refined take on urban luxury. Its design, by Chhada Siembieda, blends contemporary aesthetics with subtle traditional Chinese motifs, offering tranquil havens amidst the city’s dynamism. Hand-carved wooden panels and silk-lined walls create an atmosphere of understated elegance.

The Ritz Carlton Beijing

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The Ritz Carlton Beijing

Fairmont Beijing Hotel

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Fairmont Beijing Hotel

The Fairmont Beijing Hotel offers a luxurious retreat in the heart of Beijing. Its interiors blend contemporary design with traditional Chinese elements, featuring rich silks, dark wood, and subtle cultural motifs. The hotel is renowned for its exceptional culinary experiences, providing a sophisticated haven amidst the city’s bustling energy.

The Peninsula Beijing

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The Peninsula Beijing

An urban sanctuary where contemporary Chinese art converges with ancestral traditions. Hand-carved screens, opulent marbles, and plush silks define the interiors, with a notable collection of modern artworks. Its prime location in Wangfujing offers a serene escape amidst the city’s vibrant pulse.

Waldorf Astoria Beijing

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Waldorf Astoria Beijing

In Beijing's historic Wangfujing, this Waldorf Astoria blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with contemporary luxury. Its bronzed facade nods to ancient craftsmanship, while interiors feature opulent materials and intricate detailing. The hotel offers a tranquil escape amidst the city's vibrant pulse.

The st Regis Beijing

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The st Regis Beijing

China World Summit Wing Beijing

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China World Summit Wing Beijing

Soaring above Beijing'sCBD, this sky-high sanctuary occupies the upper floors of the China World Tower, offering panoramic city views. Bespoke interiors by Adrian Smith integrate traditional Chinese motifs with contemporary design, featuring rare woods and silk accents. The hotel boasts a magnificent indoor infinity pool and a world-class health club.

Four Seasons Hotel Beijing

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Four Seasons Hotel Beijing

The Four Seasons Hotel Beijing offers a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city. Designed by WOHA Architects, the interiors blend traditional Chinese motifs with modern aesthetics, featuring a striking art collection and serene garden spaces. Its culinary offerings include a refined interpretation of classic Peking duck.

Rosewood Beijing

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Rosewood Beijing

Rosewood Beijing, designed by BAR Studio, blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with contemporary luxury. Its interiors showcase a rich tapestry of materials like dark woods, polished marble, and silk, creating a serene urban sanctuary. The property features a permanent art collection, including works by local Chinese artists.

Bvlgari Hotel Beijing

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Bvlgari Hotel Beijing

Between the leafy canvases of Liangma River and the diplomatic quarter, a 12-storey tower in bronze and granite. Italian master designers have imbued the interiors with a sublime, uncluttered aesthetic with Lake Como-sourced light stone, and black-and-white photography for the walls.