Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing
5 StarsPrime location on Wangfujing Avenue, Diverse on-site dining options
Prime location on Wangfujing Avenue, Diverse on-site dining options
Diverse dining experiences, Robotic room service delivery
Resort-style indoor oasis pool, Prime location near historic sites
Scenic waterfall garden views, Variety of on-site dining experiences
Prime location near major attractions, Family-friendly amenities and services
Diverse culinary experiences, Thoughtfully designed spacious rooms
Culturally rich interior design, Dedicated Guangxi specialty center
On-site hotpot restaurant, Relaxing massage and spa services
Diverse dining and bar options, Half-Olympic size indoor heated pool
Diverse dining and lounge options, Indoor swimming pool and health club
Spacious rooms with soundproofing, Indoor heated pool and spa
Diverse dining experiences, Grand atrium dining experience
Rooftop gym and pool with city views, Unique A-frame cabin bedroom
Rooftop bar with Forbidden City views, Spacious rooms with traditional Chinese elegance
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Natural hot spring water in rooms, Outdoor tennis court access
Top-floor health club with glass pool, Man Ho restaurant's Cantonese cuisine
Rooms with park or SOHO views, Five diverse drinking and dining venues
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Panoramic Forbidden City views, Thematic gourmet dining options
Indoor rooftop swimming pool, Executive lounge with city views
Prime location near cultural landmarks, Panoramic Forbidden City views
First JdV by Hyatt in Asia, Curated art gallery experience
Excellent dining and coffee options, Extensive wellness and spa facilities
Panoramic city views from spacious rooms, Diverse international and local dining
Diverse on-site dining options, Dedicated concierge assistance
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Modern oriental design aesthetic, Well-equipped private kitchens
Oriental-inspired rooms with city views, Michelin-starred dining experiences
Floor-to-ceiling window bathrooms, Diverse upscale dining options
Diverse Dining Experiences On-Site, Executive Lounge with Lavish Amenities
Executive lounge with city views, Modern Ming dynasty design
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Exceptional breakfast buffet variety, Personalized guest assistance
Prime Wangfujing district location, Beijing's premier all-suite hotel
Prime location near Forbidden City, Exclusive top-floor Regent Club
In-room projector and screen, Direct metro station access
Authentic Chinese decor rooms, Concierge and tour assistance
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If you have your sights set on a visit to Beijing, you’re in for a wild ride. China’s capital will have you reeling from sensory overload as you peel back the layers of this simultaneously ancient and modern city. Home to six former Chinese dynasties with a history spanning 21 centuries, plan on booking a hotel for several days to make the most of this dazzling city. Visit the must-see attractions like the Forbidden City and Summer Palace, but don’t forget to soak up the frenetic street scene that comes with a city of 20 million people. Dine like a local on savoury Beijing roast duck, bargain on everything from calligraphy brushes to jewellery at a night market, and step back in time with a ride on a rickshaw. From old to new, Beijing has it all.
Planning a trip to one of China’s most fascinating cities isn’t easy – it’s hard not to get overwhelmed with the sheer volume of sights to take in, but no matter what direction your interests lead you, there are a few attractions that can’t be overlooked. Your trip will be off to a great start with a visit to Temple of Heaven Park. This 267-hectare park might also be the calm before the storm, with its vast grounds offering a respite from the city. Here you will find Confucian order and symmetry at its best, and will learn about the prayer ceremonies that were performed to ask for good harvests and atonement. To dive into another period in history, head over to iconic Tiananmen Square. Known largely for the violent 1989 crackdown on Chinese demonstrators, it’s worth a visit to take in the expanse of the world’s largest square. From here, it’s easy to continue to the Forbidden City located in the heart of Beijing. When you step inside the gates of the largest palace complex in the world, you’ll immediately realize that you might need more time than you thought, and that it might be worth it to hire a guide to get the most out of your visit. The Summer Palace is another mandatory stop on your Beijing itinerary, and if you only have time for one temple, the Buddhist Lama Temple is a showstopper.
There’s so much shopping to be done in Beijing that it’s a good idea to stay in one of the hotels close to your main shopping destination. Hauling a bunch of newly purchased wares across the city isn’t anybody’s idea of fun. But no matter where you stay, shopping at Beijing markets is an unparalleled experience that shouldn’t be missed. And what better way to start than at the largest antique market in China? Panjiayuan Antique Market also has the distinction of being one of the most affordable markets in Beijing, especially if you remember to bargain. It’s open seven days a week and has six zones dedicated to things like furniture, paintings, books and handicrafts. If you’re thinking of bringing some souvenirs home with you, a great spot to check out is Qianmen Street. Specializing in traditional Chinese products, there is a good chance that you will find something unique. While you’re at it, the Lao She Teahouse is located nearby, providing a good opportunity to take a break while trying a selection of Chinese teas. If electronic goods are what you are after, Hongqiao Market is packed with every kind of gadget imaginable, and there’s even a seafood market in the basement if you need a snack. While somewhat touristy, Xiushui Street and its silk market is worth a visit for name brand clothes, shoes, and bags – many of which are available in larger sizes, a rarity in Beijing. And prepare to be awestruck by the architectural marvel that is the Galaxy SOHO Mall. What it lacks in cheap deals is made up for by its ultra-modern design that is straight out of a science fiction movie.
While it’s not uncommon to hear stories in the news about Beijing’s air quality issues, there are still many smog-free days to be enjoyed outside. If you’re inclined to find a picturesque spot to unwind in the city, look no further than Houhai Lake. Tranquil waters and swaying willow trees are a good way to set a quieter pace, and the best part is that when action calls, tea shops, hole-in-the-wall cafes and cocktail lounges are within walking distance. Another possibility for some solitude is Sichahai, which boasts not one but three peaceful lakes. It is especially subdued at night time, and you might even see paper boats alight with candles floating on the water. And of course, you can’t plan a trip outside without visiting Beijing’s crown jewel, the Great Wall of China. Some sections of the wall are accessible in about an hour from the city, but it’s worth it to visit a few areas of the Wall to truly appreciate the world’s longest architectural structure.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Beijing, with typical prices around ₹5,091 per night based on 170 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Beijing are usually highest during January, with typical prices around ₹11,012 per night.
Hotel prices in Beijing usually range from ₹4,145 per night to ₹17,337 per night, with typical prices around ₹8,302 per night.
Hotel prices in Beijing are typically lowest in October at around ₹5,091 per night, rising to around ₹11,012 per night in January.
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In Beijing, you might want to check out Howard Johnson Paragon Hotel Beijing, Beijing Xin Qiao, Super House International, Guo Ji Yi Yuan Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Beijing, you might want to explore Guo Ji Yi Yuan Hotel, Beijing Pudi Hotel, Grand Hotel Beijing, Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Super House International, Beijing Guangxi Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing, Hyatt Regency Beijing Wangjing could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Beijing, check out Grand Hotel Beijing, Sunworld Dynasty Hotel Beijing Wangfujing, Park Plaza Beijing Wangfujing, Legendale Hotel Beijing – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Beijing, check out Guo Ji Yi Yuan Hotel, Novotel Beijing Peace, Beijing Pudi Hotel, Grand Hotel Beijing – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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