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Near the Forbidden City in central Beijing, Waldorf Astoria Beijing blends modern rooms with hutong courtyard suites, with a Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant, a French brasserie, a spa and a pool.
Waldorf Astoria Beijing stands on Jinyu Hutong in the Dongcheng District, in the city centre within a couple of kilometres of the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, in traditional Chinese architecture on a Ming Dynasty courtyard theme. Accommodation runs from modern rooms and suites to distinctive hutong courtyard suites in traditional style.
Dining is led by the modern-French Brasserie 1893 with an open show kitchen and the Cantonese Zijin Mansion, which the hotel states holds a Michelin star for six consecutive years, alongside Peacock Alley for cocktails and afternoon tea and the Patisserie Couture. There is the Waldorf Astoria Spa, blending Western techniques with ancient Chinese practices, a pool and fitness. Part of Hilton’s Waldorf Astoria, it suits discerning luxury and business travellers, couples and foodies who want Michelin dining and heritage-Chinese design centrally in Beijing.
Dining is led by the modern-French Brasserie 1893 with an open show kitchen and the Cantonese Zijin Mansion, which the hotel states holds a Michelin star for six consecutive years.
Peacock Alley serves cocktails and afternoon tea in an early-New-York style, with the Patisserie Couture for pastries.
This suits you if you want Michelin dining and heritage-Chinese design centrally in Beijing. Take a modern room or a hutong courtyard suite, dine at the Michelin-starred Cantonese Zijin Mansion or the French Brasserie 1893, and take afternoon tea at Peacock Alley. Unwind at the spa and pool, and walk to the Forbidden City. It is central and heritage-rich. Good for couples, foodies and business travellers.
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