Rosewood, Beijing

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Think serenity wrapped around luxury, this 282-room Beijing hotel presents contemporary surroundings that are warm and homelike. With residential-style layouts that are amongst the largest in the city, the hotel’s guest-rooms evoke feelings of luxury apartment living. Natural finishes and textural overlays, spacious bathrooms and walk-in closets, non-traditional, residential elements and subtle Oriental overtones complete the sophisticated surroundings. Extras include an iPod dock, a cosy seating area and a DVD player.

The hotel features six restaurants and lounges serving an array of authentic international cuisines, a spa with suites designed for overnight stays, indoor swimming pool, gym, yoga studio and 2,620 square meters of premier meeting and event space. Tiananmen Square and Forbidden City are located 50 minutes’ drive away, so is the buzzing Wangfujing Commercial Street. It takes 50 minutes by car to the Beijing Capital International Airport.

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Up to two children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing beds. Also, pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Check-in Check-out time

Check-in: 2 pm. Check-out: 12 noon
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Riveting/ fascinating facts about the area:

Beijing is considered to be the bicycle capital of the world because there are a lot of parking lots dedicated to bikes alone
The chrysanthemum and the Chinese rose are Beijing’s official flowers
Beijing opera or Peking opera, a traditional form of Chinese theater, is an important part of the Chinese culture. This art form consists of a combination of song, spoken dialogue, and codified action sequences. People practice their opera singing at parks around the city as well as in opera houses

Interesting people:

A humble man from Hunan province, Zhang Xiaolong quietly started a revolution, developing a product that has helped make sharing pictures and talking on the phone effortless and free. His platform WeChat is multilingual and cross-platform, and has soared past rivals including Whatsapp and Apple’s iMessage. Manor Club[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Visit Tiananmen Square
Visit the Forbidden City
Go for a private night tour of the city
Visit Nan LuoGu Xiang
Take a walk at the Qianmen Street
Visit Yonghegong Temple
Take a trip to the Temple of Heaven
Visit Summer Palace

Eat: If you’re someone who doesn’t shy away from garlic, chili, fermented soybean and anything else that brings out bold flavors, then Beijing is the place for you. Taste the city’s iconic dishes including Mongolian lamb, Sichuan-style chilli-spiked crayfish and flaky flatbreads that are delicious. Brian McKenna @ The Courtyard TRB Forbidden City Da Dong Roast Duck Shop: When it comes to shopping, Cloisonné, Ivory Carving, Jade and Lacquer are known as the four best traditional handiworks of this city. In addition, Curios, Silk, Pearls, Snuff Bottles with Pictures Inside, and Artificial Flowers are also worth buying.

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Rosewood, Beijing